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ACC stats: UNC leads shootin
by Winston Cavin
Sports Editor
North Carolina continues to field the
best shooting team in the Atlantic Coast
Conference, according to statistics
released Wednesday by the ACC Service
Bureau.
The Tar Heels, who have led the
nation in field-goal accuracy in recent
weeks, are shooting 54.3 per cent from
the floor to lead the conference.
In other ACC statistics, Carolina ranks
third in scoring offense, scoring defense,
rebounding and average scoring margin,
and seventh in free throw percentage.
The l'.ir Heels are running up an
average of 87.5 points per game, behind
Winston Cavin
Cavaliers stink
Duke's stunning 90-66 win over
Virginia the other night leaves a couple of
questions unanswered. Is Duke really that
good? Is Virginia that bad? Or was it just
Cameron Indoor Stadium?
Certainly, no one could have foreseen
the margin of the Blue Devils' victory,
even though everyone knows they are
tough at home. Virginia waltzed in with a
10-6 record, including a six-point win
over Carolina in Carmichael. Duke was a
mediocre 10-9.
But Duke broke open a close game
Tar Heel
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Just to put it in writing, the North
Carolina wrestling team dropped another
meet; this time against William and Mary.
The Tar Heels traveled to meet the
Indians on their home ground and lost
35-6, Wednesday night.
"It was the first time in some weeks
that we let another team dictate the style
and tempo," said head coach Sam Barnes.
"They controlled the meet, while we
wrestled well but not intelligently. They
would run to the edge of the mat then
wrestle like hell, so we couldn't get any
takedowns."
Sophomores Bob Brinton and Charles
Moose won decisions in the 134 and 142
pound weight classes respectively for the
Tar Heels. Barnes had dropped Moose to
142 from his original 150 class, while
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State's 96.2 and Maryland's 90.8.
Virginia sets the pace in scoring
defense, allowing only 70.0 points per
opponent. Clemson surrenders 71.8 and
UNC is third with 72.2. In average scoring
margin, the Tar Heels remain third behind
State and Maryland. State averages 22.6
points more than its foes, Maryland 1 7.0
and Carolina 15.3. Carolina has the best
average scoring margin for ACC
games 1 0.2 points per game.
In rebounding, Carolina again trails
Maryland and State. The tall Terps are
grabbing 48.2 rebounds per game while
State gets 46.7 per outing. Carolina's
rebounding figure is 44.5.
Carolina's worst statistical category is
again free throw percentage. The Tar
early in the second half, and from there
Virginia deteriorated so badly that Wahoo
coach Bill Gibson was reduced to holding
the ball near the end just to get it over
with.
As they did at Maryland a month ago,
the Cavaliers looked worse than anyone
could imagine. They stunk up Cole Field
House en route to a 93-74 rout at the
hands of the Terps.with Barry Parkhill
scoring two points and fouling out with
15 minutes left. Evidently, their
performance in Durham was just as bad,
matmen
Indians
moving Marcus Williams to 150 and Bob
Barrett to 158.
Barrett, Dennis Ryan, William
Huffstetler, and Sam Evans lost by
decision. Heavyweight Joel Wright, who
was just returning to action after an
illness, and Williams were pinned by their
opponents.
This Saturday night at 7:00 the Tar
Heels host the Virginia Cavaliers for
Carolina's last home meet of the regular
season. With only eight days remaining
until the conference tournament in
Durham, Barnes sees the match with
Virginia as crucial.
i The Cavaliers managed to slip past
Carolina 14-26 last year, but hopefully
with the return of Lindsey Wrenn, Ron
Secrest and Gary Wheeler, the Tar Heels
might be able to narrow the gap.
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Feature Syndicate, Inc. 15
Heels, perennially the ACC's
worst-shooting team from the line, are
shooting only per cent of their free
throw attempts. Duke, as usual, leads the
ACC. with 79.2. followed by State,
Clemson, Virginia, Wake Forest,
Mary land and Carolina.
In individual 'statistics. State's
sensational David Thompson continues to
lead the conference in scoring. Thompson
is hitting 26.1 points per game, including
88 in three games last week. He was
named ACC player of the week for his
efforts.
Behind Thompson are Tony Byers of
Wake Forest (22.8), Tom McMillen of
Maryland (22.3), Chris Redding of Duke
(18.8), Tommy Burleson of State (18.0),
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maybe even worse.
While the Cavaliers were putting on
their display of ineptitude Tuesday night
(Parkhill fouled out again), the Devils
were burning. Gary Melchionni set a new
Cameron Indoor Stadium record with an
amazing 12 assists as the Dukes enjoyed a
fine shooting night (54.5 per cent).
The Devils also played some fine
defense, something a lot of college teams
try in vain to do. They held UVa's
scoring punch to zilch for much of the
night. Parkhill, Wally Walker and Jim
Hobgood went nine-for-29 together from
the floor. Walker had led the conference
in field-goal percentage through last
week's games. He hit 1 2 of 13 when
Virginia whacked Carolina earlier this
season.
The win scored another victory for the
gym, well known as a snake pit in the
ACC. Duke has posted a 108-15 record
there over the last 1 1 seasons and the best
may be yet to come for coach Bucky
Waters' boys. They still have visits from
State and UNC scheduled for this season.
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Barry Parkhill of Virginia (17.9) and
George Karl of Carolina ( 1 7.0).
Wally Walker, the freshman from
Virginia, has stepped into the lead in
field-goal percentage. He's shooting 63.8
per cent, pushing McMillen out of first
place. Jones is third at 59.2 per cent. Karl
is ninth (52.5) and Stahl ranks 1 2th (47.3
per cent).
Clemson's Buddy Martin still leads the
league in free throw percentage, shooting
88.7 per cent from the line. Behind the
amazing Martin is Duke's Gary
Melchionni, who hits 86.3. Carolina's
Stahl ranks fifth at 82.8, Karl is 12th at
72.5 and Jones is 1 5th at 62.4.
The last major category is rebounding,
where Maryland's towering Len Elmore is
the leader with 11.7 rebounds per game.
Burleson grabs 10.6 per game to rank
second, but Jones is close behind him at
10.5 per game. The only other Tar Heel
ranking in rebounding is Stahl with six.
He is 15th.
With only a few weeks left in the
season, the leaders have emerged.
Thompson appears destined to win the
ACC scoring race, while Martin should
stay on top in free throw accuracy.
Elmore and Walker have good chances to
win their respective championships.
Gymnasts
go to Ga.
The North Carolina gymnastics team,
led by all around performer Bobby
Semes, headed south yesterday, making
its first stop in Charleston, South
Carolina, to meet the Bulldogs of the
Citadel.
Tonight the Tar Heels take on the
varsity of Georgia Southern College at
8:00 p.m.
Carolina, whose record now consists of
four wins and only one defeat, are heavy
favorites in the meet. The Tar Heels' only
loss so far this season has been at the
hands of Michigan. Carolina has never lost
to a southern team.
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