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All five seniors of the UNC basketball
team have been picked in the National
Basketball Association draft
Forward Mike O'Koren was chosen in
the first round by the New Jersey Nets as the
sixth overall draft pick. .
John Virgil, who didn't get a lot of
playing time last season at UNC until
James Worthy was hurt, was tabbed in the
third round by Golden State. Center Rich
Yonakor, best known for his hustling play,
was picked by San Antonio in the same
round.
Jeff Wolf, who shared time at center for
four years, was picked by his favorite
childhood team, the Milwaukee Bucks in
the fourth round, but probably will go to
Italy.
Guard Dave Colescott, coming off a knee
injury that sidelined him at the end of the
year, was picked by the Utah Jazz in the
sixth round. . . .
"We do a pretty good job getting them
drafted,"" head basketball coach Dean
Smith said in a telephone interview.
Keeping them there is the hard part," he
said.
The class of '77 sent Walter Davis, John
Kuester and Tommy LaGarde to the NBA,
Bruce Buckley went to Europe before
returning for law school, and W oody Coley
tried out for the pros but was cut.
There, are nine active Smith-coached
players in the NBA today and two pro
coaches Billy Cunningham, Philadelphia
and George Karl, an assistant at San
Antonio.
"The chances of a pick making it after
the first round is less than 50-50," Smith
said. .
O'Koren was picked early but Smith
thought he could have been the first pick
depending on a club's needs. "If the team
picking No. 1 had wanted the best pure
forward in the country they would have
gone with Mike O'Koren," Smith said. "He
was the first pure forward picked and I
believe Michael Brooks was the next in
line."
O'Koren went sixth and DukeVMike
Gminski went seventh, both to the New
Jersey Nets.
: "At least Mike won't have to get used to
somebody completely new at center,"
Smith said. "They know how each other
plays."
Smith said that Gminski has a defensive
question mark that has to be answered for
the pros. "Mike, on the other hand, doesn't
have any question marks; he is a complete
player. He'll make the team."
O'Koren, a native of Jersey City, N.J.,
will be able to play before a home crowd
with the Nets. "I was very happy that
Chicago didn't go with Mike. They had
expressed interest," Smith said. "Now he's
still in the eastern section of the country
and he is with a great organization."
Virgil said he was surprised that he was
picked by the Golden State Warriors. "I
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thought I'd maybe go to Houston, Los
Angeles or Detroit," the 6-foot-6 Elm City,
N.C native said. "I hope I can play some
next year if I make the team," Virgil said. "I
understand they're going through a major
rebuilding program. They had a terrible
year last year."
"Virgil and Yonakor have the best
chance of making it, after O'Koren," Smith
said. "Because they were picked early in the
third round that indicates that those teams
evidently need somebody like them."
Yonakor was picked by San Antonio in
the third round and he was a little surprised
at the team and the position. "My goal
before last season was to be drafted in the
top four rounds," a jubilant Yonakor said
by telephone. "This is more than I could
have asked for. I finally made it."
The Spurs are an explosive offensive
team but other than that, Yonakor said he
doesn't know that much about them. "I'm
not that big an offensive threat," he said.
"If they were looking for hustling play and
defense. I think they'll be pleased."
Yonakor has been on crutches for several
weeks after spraining his ankle 30 minutes
into a try-out in Italy. He liked Italy and
coach Smith said if Yonakor does not get a
no-cut contract in the NBA he will advise
him to go.
Wol f also went to Italy and will probably
go there despite being picked by his home
state Milwaukee Bucks. "1 could play
before my family and people who have
followed my career," Wolf said.
"There's a good possibility that I'll be
going to Italy," Wolf said. "They offered
me a good deal and it's an educational
experience."
Colescott also went to the best team to
give him a shot at a job. Smith said.
"I was surprised he didn't go earlier,"
Smith said. "One coach told me they were
going to pick him somewhere in the fifties,
which is the third round."
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FOUND: JAN SPORT BACKPACK with Doing History
and a paperback, on the sidewalk bench at the corner of
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ATTENTION. STUDENTS ELIGIBLE for summer
Work-Study! Part time typist position available with the
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OVER 1,500 RECENT LPs for sale. 1.00-2.50, Rock,
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services
THIS YEAR, more than 750,000 people in the
VS. will die of cardiovascular -disease. More
than 150,000 of these sudden deaths could
have been avoided if more persons were
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On June 21-2S, the YMCA on Airport Road will
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For additional information, call 942-5156 or
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rides
EFFICIENCY APARTMENT, private entrance. Quiet
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125 plus electricity. Call 968-9482.
SMALL, INEXPENSIVE apartment one block from
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session. Call 942-4336, keep trying!
ROOMS AVAILABLE for second session in fraternity
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Single or double occupancy. Call 942-5290 after 7 pm and
ask for J.O.C. or Kevin.
PARKING SPACES for rent in downtown parking deck.
Convenient to campus. Ask about our summer school
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