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[techn Icia BASKET [preview] 1996 r-----------------------1 H Tee. I 3031' 30711:: I ams et : : It’s Basketball Season... I Were your ‘ e: I time to get together : I and enjoy the NC State I : Games. Stop b I I Harris Teeter forpall the | I bsnacks and/ I I evera es/ I youI? : 223 Avent Ferry Road I need on I Avent Ferry Shopping Center I : Near Food Lion | I 233-0058 M—F 10-8 i I .* Walk-Ins Sat 9-6 i I I Welcome Sun 12-5 : r I L-----------------------‘ ; IT’S THAT TIME 0F YEARm . £3661..th SICK? EARN $$$ ARE YOU CURRENTLY SUFFERING FROM A COLD/FLU/SINUS INFECTION OR SORE THROAT? SORE THROAT STUDY...Individuals 18 years and over with a sinus infection needed for a short research study. Up to $100.00 paid incentive for those qualified to participate. i FLU STUDY: Individuals 18 years and older with flu symptoms (fever, headache, body : ache) needed for short research study. $100 paid incentive and free doctors visit if qualified. CALL CAROLINA CLINICAL RESEARCH (919) 881-0309 CALL CAROLINA CLINICAL RESEARCH FOR MORE INFORMATION MONDAY - FRIDAY 8:30 AM. TO f Technician Basketball 1996 pg; contents letter basketball preview from the editor [Aaron Morrison] subject.pg Jennifer Howardoq Well here it is—the ESPNZ of basketball tabs. SpeCial thanks to Jen. (‘hasity Todd and Osh for their help We give you a new look this season. I hope you like it— with the cover photos. Even though only two of them made Todd Fuller.05 I know I do it to the front. lshua Benjaminoé Try not to get dizzy as you whirl through the world that is Thanks are also in order for Joan von Thron and Wendi the l995-96 Technician Basketball Preview, M‘Lendon of the Sports lnfonnation office. Each of them Chasity Melvin.06 l have to admit. I wasjust a little bit skeptical of giving this had at least seven voice»mail messages per day from me Curtis Marshall.o7 job to a graphic designer. But it tumed out great alone. Thanks for answering them all. In my tenure at Technician l have never really taken pan in My staff really came through in the clutch I gave them Muriel Davis.o7 actually putting together a tab. a short amount of time to get a lot done, and surprisingly Marcus Wilson.08 JP. (iiglio and Hunter Morris took care of the football tab it got done. this fall. while I handled the regular drudgery of the sports Another special thank you goes out to those two crazy Umeki Webb.08 page. But I couldn‘t get off the book this time. Jersey kids. Mike and JP have done a lot for me Sure. Jeremy Hyatt.09 So this is it. my last hurrah. l‘m outta here in December they made me sweat a few times. but they always got the and this is my last chance to do something decent. job done. Nicole Mitchell.09 The experience has been nothing shon of. well let's see. Thanks to the Techntcran photo department. I also gave C.C. Harrison.1o how can i put this—hell. them little time to do a lot, And they did it Thanks for all Don't get me wrong. I had a lot of fun too. I got to do your help, Trixre. Rosalyn MCLendonJo somethings l will never do again. I doubt many people get Andy Tucker and Marc Kawanishi made the all swoosh At Pinkins.11 a chance to crawl around on the catwalk in Reynolds team for their clutch scans of the color photos. Thanks fellas. Coliseum and watch lshua Benjamin slam drink from 75 feet You knew I had to thank Hunter Moms in here somewhere. Peace Shepard.“ directly below. Well. here it is. Hunter's neverending advice was invaluable Les Robinson.12 1 was disappotnted that I didn't get a chance to eat break- even though he didn‘t take an active pan in this tab In case fast with coach Robinson and his wife like l did last year you don‘t know. Big Game is a legend around here, Kay Yow.13 (although the rest ofmy staffdidii For reservations with Cara Carpenter. the tab designer. worked many long hours men_supporting cast.14 coach Robinson you can call Case Athletic Center Dining at.., and survived working Wllh mc. Mike and J P That‘s no I probably shouldn't give that out in public. small feat. And she did a great job to boot. women_supporting cast.15 Anyway. I am pleased with the result, I think. It‘s still Bruce. didn't I tell you all along that this would work out men_new faces.16 about five hours before deadline. so this thing might not just fine‘.I Thanks bud. even run. women_new faces.17 But if it does. I would like to thank the following people. Well. here it is team First and foremost. l would like thank both of the basket- It's got flare. it's got flash—it's sparkalicious previews.18 ball teams My staff and I seemed to pester one of the teams any technician ACC picks.18 everyday. either before or after practice and probably men game schedules.23 during a few times team rosters.23 we. -\aron Morrison Sports Editor . North Carolina Stat U ' ‘ty’ T€Chn1C1an New:panti:r:inc: 1920 Editors in Chief Ron Batcho [email protected] lean Lorscheider [email protected](su.edu Managing Editor Sports Editor Bruce Myles Aaron Morrison Photography Editor Assistant Sports Editor Melissa Bauer Michael Preston Ads Production Manager Assistant Sports Editor Derick Satterfield ].P. Giglio Technician (USPS W, ego) is the officral Cirtulation Manager student run newspaper of Nonb Carolina Mike Jordan State University and is published every Monday, Wednesday and Friday throughout Archives Manager the acadeniit year from August through Michael Russ May except du'lflg holidays and examination periods. Copyright .c 109s by the Student Personnel Director Media Authority. All rights reserved To receive Denise lobnson permission for reproduction, please write to Basketball Preview Design Editor in ( hief Mailing address is Box 8008. Cara Carpenter Raleigh. NC 27mg 8008. Subscription cost is m" $5000 per year Printed by Hinton Press. cover photography technician file photograph Mebane, NC [top] Jennifer Howard fires from outside the new colored threepornt area. photo credit Tripp Flythe POSYMASYH: Send any address changes to [bottom] tshua Benjamin will be hanging from the mm a lot this season. photo credit Hide Terada Technician, Box 8608. Raleigh. NC 276958608. additional note! Vital Stats are based on last season‘s averages p“ Tedwidui Basketball 1996 Howard Leads On and Off the court Michael Wasslstant sports editor In her career at NC. State, Jennifer Howard has established More importantly to Howard is the fact that the Wolfpack exhibition game. There are bigger goals lor this season. herselfas one of the best point guards in the conference. was picked to finish second in the conference. and not all of them are personal ones. And she's only starting herjunior season “In a way it's nice because last year it was hard to get any “I jtist want our team to have a great season this year. “The way I look at it is, my timetable is running out. I've kind of respect and to finally get into the Top 25." Howard I want us to better than we did last year." Howard said "I got two more years and if l‘m going to do anything, it's real- said. “I think it's good for the team because we need to learn want Coach Yow to win the games and get the kind of ly time to do it now,“ Howard said. “I probably put more how to handle pressure for when we get to the touniament." respect she deserves, because I pressure on myselfthan anyone. but I only have two more Pressure is nothing new to the point guard because don't think she's gotten it " years and I have to make the most of it." chances are she's in the game when it matters. In Howard‘s Bill Howard‘s numbers and accomplishments in her first two 58 career starts in Wolfpack red. she has averaged over 38 seasons in Raleigh rival what some players do in a career. minutes per game. As an example of her endurance. she She only missed nine free throws resulting in a 9? percent played every minute in the overtime win against Penn State e be3., o'1 success rate from the charity stripe. which led the nation. at last year‘s toumament. ‘9éa“90\‘60),5L)€767«s5Q+0;gs9y)?g?00“‘u Rt," .3»was at ‘0’ «suse She averaged l5 points a game, She established a school "This year. Kenyatta [Williams] will be able to come in record by hitting 40 straight foul shots and then set another and give me a break." Howard said. “It's also been good 38 13 346 3-5 08 2,9 259 Hi 1.4 mi 91 79 by hitting 66 three~pointers being able to go against her in practice." vital statsJennifer Howard #14 All as a freshman. Maybe the most important aspect of Howard's game this Last year, after leading the Wolfpack to the Qweet l6 in the year Will be how well she steps up and asserts herself as one NCAA Toumament, she was named to the A(‘(“s second- of the leaders on the team, With Muriel Davis as the only team alllconference squad.
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