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Thursday, February 17, 1972
.longer freestyle
by Dan Collins
Sports hYiter
You can be sure Carolina swimming
jcoach Pat Earey is thankful for Jike
Southard.
! Going into last week's meet with
'Clemson and with the major team goal of
jthe season, the ACC conference meet,
only three weeks away, the veteran
mentor learned that his outstanding
distance swimmer and team co-captain
Gerry Chapman, had been hit with a case
of hepatitis and would probably be lost
i for the rest of the season.
For most coaches such a stroke of ill
fortune would spell immediate disaster,
and all the team's post-season chances in
. the distance events would be thrown into
; the nearest Dipsy Dumpster.
But fortunately for Coach Earey and
his charges, the impact of Chapman's loss
was somewhat weakened by the presence
of Chapman's side-kick and fellow
; distance swimmer, Jike Southard.
j Southard, a sophomore from
Arlington, Va., performed well in last
season's conference classic, finishing
second in the 500-yard freestyle, fourth
in the 650-yard freestyle and seventh in
the 200-yard freestyle. He finished
, behind N.C. State's All-American Tom
Evans in the 500.
With a season's experience under his
belt, however, Southard is expected to
improve on his 1971 performance.
"There is no question whatsoever,"
Coach Earey claims, "that he has
improved as a swimmer as much as
anyone we have had at Carolina. If he
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does as well in the conference meet as he
indicated that he could do in the dual
meet season he should have as much of a
chance as anyone in the 500."
Southard agrees he has a chance to
take it all in the 500-yard freestyle, but
he has also set his goals for second place
in the 200-yard freestyle and third place
in the 1650.
He points to Maryland freshman Mac
Glenn as his toughest competition along
with Evans, that is, if the State swimmer
decides to swim the distance events. Early
in the season at Maryland, Southard
finished second behind Glenn, but he will
be looking to even the score in two
weeks.
He admits that the absence of
Chapman will result in added pressure on
himself during the meet, but he is
thankful that the illness came far enough
away from the meet for him and his
teammates to make the adjustments.
"It does put pressure on me as well as
Peter Barnes who will be swimming the
distance, events," he said. "The two of us
are just going to have to work harder, and
we will have to place higher in the events.
"I don't think it will affect the team
more than just a little bit. Everybody has
realised it by this time and have adjusted
to it accordingly. Of course it will result
in the loss of points that he could have
picked up."
Ironically enough, the loss of Chapman
could very well result in a superior
performance by Southard, for the
sophomore has been known to swim his
best times under pressure.
"When it's a matter of head-to-head
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competition," Coach Earey said. "Jfxe
just can't be beat. That's the type of
competitor you like to have on the team.
"His only problem is not swimming
well unless he is pressed. In fact, in
practice we sometimes have to spot
another swimmer a certain distance to
give him a greater incentive."
Ill preparation will not be a factor
against Southard, for his regular season
has been extremely successful. Although
he swam in all twelve dual meets he never
placed below second in either the 500- or
the 1000-yard freestyles.
His best meet of the season, placewise,
was against South Carolina when he
finished first in both the 500- and the
1000- freestyle events.
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Jim Donna n resigned as an assistant
football coach at Carolina Wednesday to
join the staff of Florida State University.
He had teen appointed head recruiter
only three months ago, succeeding Clyde
Walker in the position.
Donnan, who resigned from the NC.
State coaching staff at the end cf last
season after four years with the team, will
coach offensive backs and supervise the
freshman program at Florida State.
"At Carolina, it would have been at
least a year before 1 could have done any
coaching." Donnan said. "The
opportunity to go to Florida State was
just too good to turn down."
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lcae did not reflect dissatisfaction with
Goich Bill Dooley's program.
"Coach Dooley has one of the finest
coaching staffs in the country and I know
.1 would have really enjoyed it there," he
-said "But this is a chance to get into
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