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Editor's note: Lou had what Carolina fans
consider a bad week he missed the
Carolina-State game. Lou picked the Tar
Heels by one and the Wolfpack won.
Overall, he was 2-1-1 last week, boosting his
record to an impressive 28-6-3. But, more
bad news for UNC fans. As Lou sees it, it's
East Carolina over the Heels Saturday.
Listen as Lou bellows:
I'm going well,-if only I knew what my
alma mater Duke is going to do. They're so
unpredictable. And I was disappointed in
Carolina in their play against State. I guess
everybody else was, too. Having a good year,
having a good year, but it's getting tougher
each week.
Last week:
State 21, Carolina 13. Lou's pick:
Carolina by one. I still thought Carolina was
going to pull it out. I figured a score of 22-2 1 ,
but a pass was dropped, an ineligible man
downfield, the illegal procedure put those
altogether. State played very well. State
outplayed Carolina. So, it didn't come out to
22-21 Carolina, and I don't even think it was
as close as the final score. The question of the
Carolina players cutting their hair came up
at Coach Dooley's press conference. It goes
back to the old baseball adage about the
players making the sign of the cross before
they hit, or basketball players before they
shoot a free throw. The question is does
that help? Cutting their hair does that
help? Well, if you can play football it helps. If
you can shoot free throws or hit the baseball
it helps. I just didn't think there was that
much emotion out there. Of course, from the
press box, you don't get a good look; you
don't get the feeling because it's all enclosed.
Maryland 17, Wake Forest 15. Lou's pick:
Maryland. I was amazed at that. Again,
Wake is the surprise of the league. They may
not have the record to back it, but they'll be
heard from from here on out. Maryland is
really banged up, but they're doing the things
great teams are doing they're playing
enough to win. They're winning.. .they're
winning. We've got to give credit to Wake,
but to the victors belong the spoils and
Maryland won.
Virginia Tech 14, Virginia 10. Lou's pick:
VPI. Virginia is going to break that losing
before long. They were leading thb ball game
and then Virginia Tech scored. Virginia is
coming around. They're getting better;
they're getting better. They are going to win
before the year is out. I'm figuring they are
going to win at least a couple of games.
. DukeJ8, Clemson. 18. Lou's pick Duke:
Duke should have won the game. On normal
days, that would have been enough to win
18 points. But they had to come back and
kick a 57-yarder, a record-breaker to
tie... to tie. Duke's so unpredictable. Up
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Up and down, up and down. So, I don't
know what to do about my school. Can we
take them off each week?
This week:
East Carolina at Carolina: This ball game,
of course, is a sellout. They're expecting
50,000 people. East Carolina is the best team
Carolina has played. It's the best team I've
seen. I saw the East Carolina-State game and
I saw the Maryland-State game. I was
impressed with Maryland, but East Carolina
is powerful. They do it all. They want to play
and I personally believe they have a mission.
They want to beat the ACC schools some
kind of bad. They're pulling out of the
Southern Conference; this is their last year in
that conference. They'd like to get into the
ACC here with the rest of the schools. For
the 'first time in the history of the school
they've broken into the Top 20; they're 20th
in the AP polL I'm picking East Carolina this
week. I'm gonna go against the Tar Heels. I
hope I'm wrong, I'll be honest with you. I
hope I'm wrong. But I've got a job to do. East
Carolina is out to win, wants to win and
wants it bad. They won big last year. I'm
going with East Carolina. I hope we're still
friends,
Maryland at Duke. Everybody says this is
going to be the upset and the conference
championship. But I'm going with
Maryland. We've got to stay with the
champs until they're beat, and they're
impressive. Great defense, great defense.
And if Duke can't score a touchdown on
Clemson, how are they going to score against
Maryland? This ball game may be decided by
the great kickers: Duke's Vince Fusco and
Maryland's Mike Sochko. I'm gonna go see
this game. It's homecoming and I'm a Duke
alum. Go over there with all the old grads. I'll
be there with all the Dookies and rootin for
Duke, but I've got to go with Maryland.
Clemson at N.C. State. N.C. State all the
way. I've seen State coming offensively since
the Michigan State game when they scored
31. And Clemson's got some kind of
problems. They must be heartbroken. There
was no time remaining on the clock when
Fusco kicked the field goal to tie. This
game's at State in Raleigh and State's going
to make a good season out of this now. State
has come around. The Pack is back! N.C.
STATE!
Virginia, at Wake Forest. The game's at
Wake JForest. They're both coming off tough
losses, but Wake's playing good, solid
football. They're giving all ball clubs a tough
fight, even Michigan, the No. 1 team in the
nation. Wake Forest will beat Virginia. This
isn't Virginia's week to break the string.
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Heel booters face
mystery Paladins
by Dave Kirk
Staff Writer
A "mystery team" of sorts invades Fetzer
Field at 4 p.m. today for a match against the
6-2 Carolina soccer team. Furman
University, a team the Heels know very little
about, comes to Chapel Hill with hopes of
catching UNC a little off guard. If nothing
eke, Carolina can use its 7-0 whitewash of
UNC-Charlotte last Friday to provide
impetus to defeat the Paladins.
"We should go in with a certain amount of
confidence," UNC Coach-desigante Anson
Dorrance said. "We expect to beat them, but
not in a walkover like the Charlotte game."
Before the UNC-C . game, Carolina
struggled to pull off a 2-1 victory over an
ACC foe, Virginia. Both coaches criticized
the Heels for sluggish play, but were relieved
and happy to take the win.
Dorrance said that practices had been
good since the UNC-C game and that it had
come at an opportune time because the win
over Virginia had not been very convincing,
UNC Head Coach Marvin Allen has very
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only that it lost to Clemson 12-0. But that
means little, says Allen, because Clemson
could beat anyone 12-0. Clemson recently
defeated Howard University 2-0, a team that
beat the Heels by the same score. UNC plays
at Clemson on Nov. 9.
"We have to play it as an unknown," Allen
said. "Furman hasn't got too good . of a
record, and it's the first time we've ever
played them. Right now, I think we're in
pretty good shape. We still have some of the
picky, nagging injuries, but most of the fellas
are in good shape."
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After resting during the Charlotte game,
starter Tim Fenton and goalie Martin
Trimble should be ready to see some action.
Fenton injured his knee and thigh in an
earlier game, and Trimble has been slowed
by a separated right shoulder. Captain Eric
Cook, also hampered by a sore knee, should
be seeing more action as the season
progresses.
Although the Heels managed seven goals
against the hapless 49ers, Dorrance cited a
few areas in which he would like to see his
team improve.
"Everytime one of our fellas has the ball
under pressure, he's got to learn to shoot and
score," Dorrance said. "We've worked on
that, and it's good for the defender and the
attacker."
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The UNC women's golf team, seemingly
peaking just in time for next week's state
tournament, fired its lowest score of the
season Thursday in defeating Duke, 325
353, at Finley Golf Course. The win gave
Carolina a sweep of all four of its dual
matches this fall.
Sally Austin led the Tar Heels with her
second straight 79. Stephanie Kornegay and
Susan Cary tied for second with 81s, and
Mindy Moore, with an 84, was the other
contributor to the team total.
In contrast, Duke shot its worst score in
the past month. Blue Devil Coach Jane
Lloyd said, "We just weren't prepared.
We've been having midterms all week and
just haven't had enough opportunity to
play."
Debby Stewart, who shot a 77 against
UNC in an earlier match, led the Blue Devils
with an 84. Tied for second with 89s were
Paula Hannaway and Gail Kipluiger, and
Michelle Toageser was fourth with a 91.
A slightly damp course aided the women
considerably, according to UNC Coach Dot
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The UNC women's volleyball team travels to
Richmond tonight for an important trimatch with
Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) and
Virginia Tech (VPI). The Heels will be attempting
to tack two wins onto their present 6-7 record.
"We're definitely an offensive team," VCU
Coach Judy Newcombe said of her 1 5-8 squad. We
have two outstanding front-line players, 6-foot
Mary Skinner and 5-foot-l 1 Nancy Carey and
Ann Carter, a fine player in the middle."
UNC Coach Beth Miller said VCU is probably
the best team in Virginia, but VPI is an unknown
quantity.
So once again the Heels venture into a trimatch
with a need to sweep both ends to reemerge on the
better side of the win-loss column. Carolina would
like to replace the mixed emotions of a split with
the sweet taste of dual victories.
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Gunnells. "Yesterday's rain really helped the
greens to hold,'' she said.
The scores could have been even lower if
the greens had not just been fertilized and
watered, Gunnells said. "They all had
makable putts all day, which was good, even
though they were complaining about missing
them," she added.
Austin, who complained about her
approach shots after last week's 79, found
herself within 10 feet of the pin on several
holes. "I missed several short putts today,"
she said. "It was just a turnaround from last
week my approach shots were doing good,
but my drives weren't."
Cary and Kornegay also complained
about their putting, and Kiplinger, Moore's
playing partner, said, "She must have lipped
the cup on every hole on the back."
Other Tar Heel scores included Shcrec
Marsh's 89, Laura Strippel's 93, Janet
Haire's 98 and Sue Ward's 103. Both Duke
and Carolina, along with Appalachian State
and Wake Forest, will play in the state
tournament next Thursday and Friday to
Finley. The Tar Heels will be out to avenge a
disappointing showing last year, when they
finished well behind champion Wake Forest.
Cross country teams from many colleges and
universities across North Carolina will assemble
Saturday in Raleigh to participate in the state
cross country championship.
According to UNC Coach Bill Lam, the state
meet always provides difficult competition, but
the results are relatively unimportant. The
Atlantic Coast Conference regular season
standings already have been determined, and the
conference meet is two weeks away.
The women's cross country team will
compete Saturday in the N.C. State Invitiational
at Raleigh. Sophomore Carol Jennings is
expected to be Carolina's leading performer. She
must run the three-mile course in less than 19
minutes to qualify for the nationals. Her best time
so far was 19:12 last week at Wake Forest.
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