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The Daily Tar HeelMonday, January 14, 19915 PflBDBin UVa seconds left in regulation and Stith's four fouls forced him into a more timid role in overtime, Crotty and Rice became the duo to watch. Rice's final numbers read 14 points and 8 assists far from spectacular and yet enough to help the Tar Heels to their 1 1th straight victory. UNC, holding a No. 5 ranking, now stands at 1 3-1 and 2 0 in the ACC. The No. 13 Cavaliers, who had an eight-game winning streak of their own snapped Saturday, fell to 10-3 and 2-1. "This is a league game on somebody else's floor," Rice said. "If we can get one or two of these I think that puts us ahead, because not many teams are going to win here." As regulation wound down, the Tar Heels looked as if they would suffer the same fate Duke had in an upset loss to the Cavs the week before. A 3-point bomb from Crotty followed by a Stith slam and two Crotty free throws brought UVa. from a 63-62 deficit to a 69-64 advantage with just 2:10 to play. But UNC clawed back to 70-68 and had a chance to tie when Stith fouled the Tar Heels' Hubert Davis going after a loose ball. Davis made only one of his two free throws, however, leaving UVa. with the ball and a 70-69 lead. UNC pressured the Cavs in the backcourt, and Fox reached in on Crotty for his fifth foul with :5 1 to play. When Crotty made only one of his two freebies, the score stood at 71-69. Rice took his time on UNC's next possession, staring down Crotty before licking his chops and driving in. He launched a playground-style underhand scoop shot five feet from the hoop, and the ball somehow found the net to tie the score at 7 1 , where it stayed for the final 31 seconds. Terps' Williams breaks leg vs. Duke : From Associated Press reports S COLLEGE PARK, Md. Maryland guard Walt Williams, the team-leader e in scoring, assists and steals, will miss at least four weeks with a fractured left fibula, team officials said Sunday. f Williams injured his leg early in Saturday's Atlantic Coast Conference l- game against Duke. He returned to play in the first half and started the second half, but was forced to leave with just over 12 minutes remaining in the Ter j rapins 94-78 loss. ? Team trainer J. J. B ush said Williams' ' leg will be placed in a cast on Monday. -Bush said Williams, a 6-foot-8 junior, -.did not do any further damage to the limb by playing on it after suffering the injury because the fibula is not a weight- bearing bone. "I hope this will heal quickly and I'll be able to get back out there," Williams said in a statement. "I'm disappointed for sure, but I know the team will con tinue to do well." Casting aside the gloom of probation mm Doughnuts make horrible sandwiches. But bagels, on the other hand, are versatile. Imagine one of the nine kinds of bagels with one of our five different custom blended cream cheeses. A breakfast delight. Are you a casualty of the burger wars? We're sure our wide selection of deli-style bagel sandwiches will be a colorful change from your fast-food blues. BRUEGGER'SBAGEL BAKERY 104 W. Franklin St, Chapel Hill 626 Ninth St, Durham 2302 Hillsborough St, Raleigh North Hills Mall, Raleigh Pleasant Valley Promenade, Raleigh 122 S.W. Maynard Ro, Cary Open Seven Days A Week! r i The New All Month vn m Daily Specials in January Stith opened the first overtime period with a three-point play on a driving lay up and a foul by George Lynch. But UNC battled back again, tying the score at 74 on a free throw by Chilcutt and going ahead when Rice blew by Crotty for a layup. Chilcutt seemed to ice the game when he sank two more free throws with 28 seconds left, giving UNC a 78-75 lead. But Crotty's 3-point prayer over Lynch put five more minutes on the clock. "We were going to going to try not to let him (Crotty) have three, and George was all over him," Smith said. The teams tied at 80, 84 and 86 in the second overtime before Rice's jumper proved the diffe-rence. The play, "44p," was a staple in UNC's offense down the stretch. Rice would let the clock tick down to 10 seconds and then drive the lane, keeping his eyes on UNC's two big men, Chilcutt and Eric Montross, posting up underneath. "He has a choice," Smith said. "He can go to one of the two big men. If they're fronted, then if he misses we should have inside position. We ran that a lot after we lost Fox." Fox's 2 1 points and 9-of-l 3 shooting powered the Tar Heels to as much as a seven-point lead in regulation. But the Cavaliers constantly countered UNC's size and depth advantage UVa.'s tallest player was 6-9 Ted Jeffries, who fouled out with 1 :59 left in regulation with an edge in quickness and some timely long-range bombing. The 'Hoos heaved up 28 3-point at tempts to UNC's 1 0, sinking only seven but sinking them in the right places. Crotty alone was 5 of 1 1 from beyond the semicircle. Turner, who had the Hoos other two bombs, finished with 17 points. Walt Williams and the subsequent departure of frontcourt sensation Jerrod Mustaf and 7 Year At. . . l 7T80 j mm TCVjti 7 tt jt inn from page 10 UNC 89, Virginia 86 Saturday UNC (89) fg ft rb min m-a m-a o-t a pf tp Fox 34 9-13 1-3 2-4 1 5 21 Lynch 35 3-10 7-8 4-6 1 4 13 Chilcutt 38 10-17 5-6 2-11 2 2 25 Davis 38 0-6 6-8 1-4 1 1 6 Rice 43 5-9 4-6 0-3 8 2 14 Rod! 15 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 3 0 Rozler 8 1-2 0-2 1-2 0 0 2 Montross at 4-9 0-2 2-5 0 0 8 Phelps 3 H3-0 0-0 0-1 0 0 0 Harris 4 0-1 0-0 0-1 1 2 0 Reese 5 0-2 0-O0-1 0 1 0 Salvador! 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 Sullivan 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 Wenstrom 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 TOTALS 250 32-6923-3513-43 16 21 89 Percentages FG .464, FT .657. 3-point goals 2-10, .200 (Davis 0-4, Fox 2-4, , Rice 0-1 , Harris 0-1 ). Team rebounds 1 3. Blocked Shots 6 (Lynch 2, Fox, ChBcutt, Harris, Montross). Turnovers 14 (Lynch 4, Fox 8, Rice 3, Montross, R6dl. Reese, Rozler). Steals 6 (Lynch 2. Fox, Chilcutt. Harris. Rice). VIRGINIA (86) fg ft rb rnin m-a m-a o-t a pf tp Turner 42 5-14 5-6 1-5 1 4 17 Stith 45 8-20 6-11 6-7 2 4 22 Jeffries 32 3-5 0-0 2-6 0 5 6 Oliver 36 4-12 0-0 0-4 2 2 8 Crotty 48 9-19 6-8 2-5 8 2 29 Btundin 31 1-3 1-2 1-7 14 3 Parker 14 0-1 1-2 3-6 1 2 1 Johnson 2 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 TOTALS 250 307519-2918-45 15 23 86 Percentages FG .400, FT .655. 3-point goals 7-28. .250 (Crotty 5-1 1 . Turner 2-9, Stith 0-5, Johnson 0-1 , Blundin 0-1 . Oliver 0 1 ). Team rebounds 3. Blocked Shots 4 (Turner 2,Stith 2). Turnovers 16 (Stith 6, Tumer3, Jeff ries2, Oliver 2, Blundin 2, Crotty). Steals 6 (Turner 2, Stith 2, Crotty, Johnson). North Carolina 33 38 7 11 - 89 Virginia 32 f 39 7 8 - 86 Technical Fouls Virginia bench. Attendance 8,864. ' two other players, the Terrapins have been a surprise success this season. They have beaten Rutgers, South Carolina and Atlantic Coast Conference foe Clemson in compiling an 8-6 record. Williams said he sustained the injury when someone accidently kicked him. Maryland coach Gary Williams didn't want to put him back in the lineup, but Walt Williams, a fierce competitor, said he talked the coach into letting him try it. Coach Williams said he was yet not sure who would take Williams' place in the lineup when the Terrapins play Virginia on Wednesday. "You can't replace a Walt Williams with just one player," he said. "This team owes a lot to Walt Williams and we can show him how much we ap preciate what he has done for us all season by going out and playing hard as a team." n Get a "Step" j up on the rj crowd... FREE STEP u a l All 503 H AeroDic uimc Snndav. fan. 20 10 nnn nnnnnnnnjTrnnnLo i 5 Door Prizes! Refreshments! a Monday 910 wmm WtsmMis Tuesday TeaDay sekctTeasoniy$33o WEDNESDAY SeLect ShooTERS 2.50 Thursday Lite DRAFT DR. peppers CirrCTM T7nir AT MARGARITAS 275 FREE Nacho Chips r lfcb 1A r KlUAY anmrAig trams i.95 &saisa4SPM Saturday Carolina teas '3 .25 SUNDAY Es$2.C0 Chilcutt schools UVa. By NEIL AMAT0 Assistant Sports Editor CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. Lugging a huge duffel bag through a corridor in Virginia's University Hall, UNC's Pete Chilcutt was stopped sev eral times by pen-and-pad-toting chil dren begging for his autograph. Something he's probably not accus tomed to, the somber senior forward signed his name and continued to make his way to the team bus. Clad in a coat and tie, Chilcutt left the UNC locker room a zoo of pencil-and-notebook-carrying reporters and was again accosted for his John Hancock. Just how many signatures had he given on his 150-yard trot from the Tar Heels' dressing room to the safety of their chartered plane? 'Too many," Chilcutt said. "Right now, I'm just trying to get out of here." The way the Eutaw, Ala., native played Saturday night on UVa.'s homecourt, a monument should be erected in his honor next to the likeness of Thomas Jefferson on Virginia's grounds. After North Carolina's 89-86, double-overtime triumph over the Cavaliers, he could have signed auto graphs for hours and commanded a fee a la Pete Rose. Chilcutt left the jaws of the Wahoo faithful sagging all the way down to their orange coattails with an arsenal of offensive moves of Kevin McHale quality. Chilcutt's line: 38 minutes, 25 points (a career high), 1 1 rebounds, a pair of assists, a block, a steal and no turnovers. He hit 10 of his 17 floor attempts and 5 of 6 free throws, including two that seemingly put the game away late in the first OT. The fifth-year senior, after a two-point showing in the opening pe riod, came to the rescue in the second stanza to aid North Carolina (13-1, 2-0 in the ACC) to its 1 1th straight win. Freshman Eric Montross, who had eight points and four boards, summed up Chilcutt's success Saturday, citing Chilcutt as one of his role models. "He's got a lot of moves, and he demonstrated them tonight," Montross said. "I don't care who he went up against, he was unstoppable. We (the freshmen) have got to find someone to teach us, and I think he's doing it." Speaking like a true student, Montross was right. Chilcutt's lesson in Posting Up 101 educated not only the UNC youngsters Montross, Clifford Rozier and Kevin Salvadori, but also Virginia's feeble "frontcourtr Chilcutt schooled -.UYa sophomore.Ted Jef fries, lighting up the scoreboard for 16 points in the second half on a plethora of post ma neuvers leaving Jeffries only to snatch the rebound out of the twine. "Pete uses his body well," said Jeffries, who fouled out with six points. (Ean erobics n Freeweights o Nautilus LifeCycles Steamroom Sauna Rowers Start Your New Year 5 In Shape at Q Students Non-students 303EI8 HP - C W. 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In a 15:53 span in the second half, the 6-foot-10, 232-pounder scored 16 points and continued to pound the boards. 17:52 left in regulation: a 17-footer from the baseline to give UNC a 39-34 cushion. 17:20: a tough baseline turnaround with Jeffries defending for a 4 1 -34 lead. 16:20: a turnaround jumper in the lane to hold on to a seven-point bulge. 10:57: a difficult 12-foot turnaround to put UNC up 5 1-46. 8:48: a rebound of a King Rice miss for a 55-50 advantage. 5.72; a steal and layup to give the lead back to UNC, 61-60. 4:13: with Jeffries all over him, a five-foot turnaround bank shot, forging UNC in front, 63-62. 1:59: forcing contact and a foul by Jeffries (his fifth); hits the two free throws, pulling UNC to within three of Virginia at 69-66. "I definitely felt, especially in the second half, that I was playing pretty well," Chilcutt said. 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"Chilcutt can score," Smith said. "He's really improved a lot. We really like his inside game." Smith continued to enjoy it when, with 3:21 left in the first overtime, Chilcutt, after a Kenny Turner foul, canned one freebie to knot the score at 74. His two charity-stripe swishes with 28 ticks remaining in the opening OT gave UNC a 78-75 lead. Although Chilcutt says he's never been at the line late in a game (he did, however, hit a 16-footer in the waning seconds of his first game as a Tar Heel, causing overtime and eventual victory over Syracuse in 1987), Smith said he felt confident any player would feel comfortable taking the clutch shot. "I think every one of our guys can say, 'I can shoot a foul shot when the game's on the line.'" In the second overtime, with the game still anyone's to win, Chilcutt gave UNC a four-point margin on a jump hook from right baseline. After two baskets by the Cavaliers, Chilcutt's turnaround on the left baseline put UNC up 86-84 with 1:15 left. 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