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" At a crossroads 1989-90 should prove to be interesting in the ACC. 4 Answering critics State cocah Jim Valvano discusses problems and solutions. 6 Corch The junior point guard talks about last season and this season. 8 Brian and Avie The Pack’s tour-year seniors are ready to put the past behind them. I 7 Shooting Stars Andrea Stinson and prepare to light up the scoreboard. 20 Kerri and Krista The Woltpack Women's seniors are ready for a trip to Knoxville, Tenn. 24 The Other Final Four ' The women’s basketball team is shooting for the top in attendance. 25 Great Expectations ‘ ‘ The Woltpack Women are highly ranked'In the preseason polls. 26 . ‘ w;i Still Climbing ' Kay Yow still has plenty of goals left to accomplish at NCSU. 3 1 ‘3 , Little-known Facts N6c Barry Jacobs’ Fan’s Guide to ACC Basketball is tull of interesting statistics. 39

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CC teams at a crossroads in 1 989-90 By Lee Montgomery i Laettner make a formidable Assistant Sports Editor Clemson i tandem. Laettner, who reminds Coach Cliff Ellis came to many of former Duke player This should be an interesting Clemson five years ago with the l Mark Alarie, came on strong late year for the Atlantic Coast so—called “five-year plan." In that ‘ iii" last year and should continue to Conference. In many ways. the time, Ellis hoped to bring blossom. ACC is at a crossroads for 1989- Clemson to the top of the ACC (6-10) 90. heap. provides further depth—and For instance, the problems at Well, the Tigers aren‘t quite at height—at center. NC. State will either be solved North Carolina's level, but On the outside, Duke has 6-4 and the program will continue as coaching the Clemson basketball Phil Henderson, who aborted a a national power, or the problems team is arguably the toughest job transfer to Illinois, and freshman will prove too much for coach in the conference. Bob Hurley. Hurley has been Jim Valvano and the program But Ellis has made great rated as the best point guard will decline. improvements in the program coming out of high school this New Maryland coach Gary and the Tigers should reap some year and should blend right in. Williams will begin to rebuild of the seed he’s sowed and the troubled program there. improve their 1988-89 record of Virginia coach Terry Holland is 7-7 in the ACC. Georgia Tech on the way out. leaving to be the Leading the Tiger charge is the Like Duke, Georgia Tech loses athletic director at Davidson. inside combination of senior one great player, but has another Will the Cavaliers “win one for (6-foot-11) and great one coming in. Teny?" junior (6—11). Hammonds is gone, but 6-2 Duke begins without all- Campbell was the team's leading freshman Kenny Anderson everything . scorer last year, averaging 17.5 should help Yellow Jacket fans Wake Forest begins with a new points per game. He also forget Tom. Anderson, like coach, Dave Odom, who averaged 7.7 rebounds per Duke’s Hurley, was highly replaces the y contest. Campbell was a recruited out fired Bob Staak. -,~ defensive force as well, blocking of high school Clemson is ' 87 shots. and will be nearing the tail‘i‘? Davis scored 13.3 points per thrust into the end of its “five- game and grabbed 8.7 boards. limelight this year" plan. Will He had a season-high of 21 y e a r it work? rebounds against North Carolina. Anderson is a Georgia Tech; . . Davis shot an incredible 67 scorer and has A loses all—‘Dave Odom percent from the floor to lead the a Rodney Bobby American Tom ACC. Monroe-type Hammonds. Can Dennis Scott The Tigers shou‘d be effective d e m e a n o r. Cremins carry the load? from the perimeter with Derrick Cool, but hot. It appears only North Carolina Forrest, Kirkland Howling and Dennis Scott is 6-8, but don’t doesn‘t have serious questions to David Young returning. Guards expect him to stand around on answer. “What about J.R. Marion Cash and the fiery Tim the inside. Tech coach Bobby Reid?,” you say. The Tar Heels Kincaid are the leading Cremins doesn‘t. But Cremins are very deep and very talented. playmakers. combining for 268 does expect Scott to light it up So what's going to happen? assists in 1988—89. from the outside. Scott did that Who knows? That's what makes GeofBrooks/Staff last year, making 116 3-pointers ACC basketball fun. to lead the ACC. State’s Monroe For those who may want a taste Duke was second in that category, but of the teams and talents in the Don’t cry for Mike coach to make the most of what behind Ferry long enough and some 31 3-point shots behind. ACC, Technician presents a Knyzewski. Sure, he lost Danny he has. And he has plenty. should be Mr. Clutch for the Scott averaged 20.3 points game team-by-team analysis of the Ferry. but Duke is still loaded. Senior forward Robert Brickey Devils. He averaged 11 points in 1988-89. ACC for 1989-90. For The Blue Devils aren’t going to (6-5 but plays more like 6-9 per game last year. Tech will be a guard-oriented objectiveness' sake. we'll do it in have one dominant player. but because of his intelligence and Brickey and 6-11 forward team this year, as Karl Brown (6- alnhabetical order. Krzyzewski is a good enough his leaping ability) has hidden Christian “Don‘t call me Chris” 2) and Brian Oliver (6-4 and a

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By Lee Montgomery Assistant Sports Editor .lim Valvano loves the spotlight. In the past. he's gone alter it. trying to bring fame and fortune to himself and to the university. This year. though. things may be a little different. With all the controversy surrounding the NC. State basketball program. Valvano might not be as open as he has been in the past. “l [as it changed me?" Valvano rhetorically asked a group of sports“ titers at the Wolfpack's annual basketball media day. “Yes. it has. I think you will see that it's made-me more private. So. therefore. I probably won‘t discuss with you the ways it‘s changed me. “To say that you can go through these last eight months and not be changed in some way would be foolish. So certainly. I've taken a look at me and at everything. Having said that. I want to deal with the issues at hand. “I try to win the war I'm in," Valvano said. “I want to be victorious in the game we‘re in right now " That game is going to be longer and much more difficult than any basketball contest Valavano has coached. And he knows that. “How do you handle adversity?“ Valvano asked. “Would you like me to stick my head in my tail and run out of town? No, I serve this department. H] were pan of the problem. I would want to be part of the solution. “I’m going to deal with the issues as they are right now. And we‘re going to solve them." Now the question is, how? Valvano has stepped down as athletics director and will now concentrate solely on the Wolfpack basketball problem. That in itselfcan only help him as he begins the slow process of rebuilding. But, again, how? “I think we’re going to do a much betterjob in terms ofour players," Valvano said. “We’re spending a whole lot more time discussing things. We’ve been having meetings (with the players) since the middle of the summer about, not only academics. but about rules and regulations. “ We take that big. thick book (of NCAA rules) and go over scenarios. In terms of information. we’re spending more time to insure that some of the problems don‘t re-occur." The most striking ofall the problems regarding the basketball program is the academic situation. And the public‘s belief about how bad the situation was. Valvano has already started to address that issue. “With that, we’re taking some very real and serious steps to improve it," he said. “Some ofthe things you will be hearing (will be) from the agenda ofour own university. We have instituted some rules and regulations that are more stringent than the university’3. “(One of) the situations is that if anybody winds up on Academic Warning I], even in the middle of the semester, you will be suspended at that point. And yet, that is not going to take place at the university until 1990 and starts only with that How do you handle adversity? Would you like me to stick my head in my tail freshman class.” Valvano maintains that the Puck’s admission of and run out of town? No, I serve this department. It I were part of the student-athletes has been in line with the NCAA. problem, I would want to be part of the solution. I think something some people have missed is Jlm Valvano that we have not taken anybody below Prop 48 See “WI”, Page 11 Nov.l, 1989 Technician Basketball Special 7

Wolfpack must fill void left by Brown By Fred Hartman Wolfpack faithful became so charismatic individual who Lester last year. He played great happen from year to year" Staff Writer attached to has risen to higher absolutely loved to play ball for us and we happened to The rest of the i‘ettiriii.i._ heights. The NBA‘s Cleveland basketball. You can’t replace be. I thought. one of the bettL‘i veterans and three highly izilente! Each year, collegiate basketball Cavaliers picked up Brown in the that.” teams that we've had." freshman should see significant. coaches have to replace key second round of the 1989 draft. The key this season is to replace This could be Gugliotta's year action off the bench and proud: starters who have graduated As a junior starter, Brown led Brown's scoring and rebounding to take the college basketball for some excuing play. and/or gone the team in scoring with 16.6 statistics. Sophomore Tom world by storm. “A lot is going to depend on the professional. points per game. Last year as a Gugliotta figures to be the “I‘ve really been working hard development of the bench." For N.C. State senior he averaged 16.4 points a principle player in accomplishing this summer to try and fit in with Valvano said. “We're planning to men’s head game, led the conference in that feat. the other four (starters)," play a lot of the younger guys. b a s k e t b 31 l rebounds at nine per game and “We’re really going to Gugliotta explained. “Chucky I‘d like to give the freshmen coach Jim was named first-team all-ACC. challenge Tommy this year," worked with me every day on some considerable playing time." Valvano, this . ' Who can forget the confident Valvano said. “A lot is going to rebounding and down-low moves Forward Kevin Thompson is year is no Chucky stride with which Brown entered depend on how fast he comes under the basket. He really one of those freshman who's exception. Brown the coliseum each game, always along." helped me a lot." looking forward to taking the In the l989-90-campaign, the with a strong faith in his abilities Valvano explained that, in each The responsibilty of covering court for N.C. State. Wolfpack finds itself faced with and those of his teammates. of the past few seasons, the the spread in points and rebounds “I've always wanted to play for the absence of one of the finest To replace Brown the coaches have challenged the left by Brown will not fall solely the Wolfpack," he said. “I feel players and individuals ever to basketball player, or Brown the person they felt to be the pivotal on Gugliotta’s shoulders. The like I can come in and play hard wear an N.C. State‘uniform. individual, is not the key to player for the Pack's season. coaches are counting on a total as possible to help the team out Chucky Brown emerged over success for the Pack this season. “Two years ago, we put the team effort from the starting in any way." the past two seasons as a truly “First of all it is impossible to challenge to Brian Howard," players and from the bench. Assistant coach Dereck dominant and exciting key in the replace Chucky Brown." said Valvano said. “We felt that we “We want the returning starters Whittenburg put the upcoming longstanding tradition of assistant basketball coach Dick could only be as good as and all the veterans to be better season into perspective. Wolfpack basketball. To imagine Stewart. “He was terrific —— (Howard). He had a good year players this year than they were “Every time a player suits up at him gone seems almost taboo. terrific in all ways, shapes, sizes and we were a good team. last," Stewart said. “That, in N.C. State, you know it's going The familiar number 52 and forms. He was an exciting, “The same was true for Avie itself, is a consistency that should to be an exciting year."

State returns four starters off of iasi year’s Final 16 squad Continuedfrom Page 5 spark Weems often provided. “Mickey Hinnant must take Howard, who averaged 12.5 Kelsey‘s pace, in terms of speed, points and 5.4 rebounds per off the bench," Valvano said. game last year. is one of the Sophomores Roland Whitley (6- ACC‘s most underrated players 0) and Jamie Knox (6-7) will join and has become invaluable to the the 6-6 Hinnant in seeing more Pack’s attack. Lester stepped into playing time in the backcourt. the center spot last year, finishing Overall,Valvano sees the Pack with 8.4 points and 5.1 rebounds as a team with a lot of potential. 3 game, while playing “We’ve got a nice blend of outstanding defense. veterans and young players,” he “Brian Howard is the player we said. “A lot depends on how lit/r . can least afford to lose,” Valvano Gugliotta plays and how fast the \ 'I 59 ..6...[ ‘ said. "Two years ago, we young kids develop." challenged Brian, last year we Valvano does not envision the Imn’ . challenged Avie, and this year it off-court problems the Pack has falls to ." faced to have a detrimental effect 41° F) Gugliotta, a 6-9 sophomore on his squad, and believes the .' forward, leads the rest of the adversity may actually help the ‘3' Wolfpack veterans. Senior big team pull together. men Brian D'Amico (6-11) and '3 S“ David Lee (6-8) will also be “The kids are committed to needed on the boards. picking up where we left off last The Pack‘s trio of newcomers year," Valvano said. “Last year ‘5. ‘U/rn’v; will also be counted on to was difficult only in what I had contribute along the frontline. to deal with outside of basketball. Our approach to the I Bryant Feggins, a 6-6 forward game will not change.” from Winston-Salem, was the With the Pack's NCAA hearing North Carolina Prep Player ofthe scheduled for early November, Year last season, and he could the tough early schedule holds make an immediate impact along another advantage. I with his high school teammate “The schedule is a benefit —— Kevin Thompson, a 6-9 forward. with so many big games and Forward Anthony Robinson (6- tournaments, it keeps the kids 9)will also see playing time. focused,” Valvano said. “Of “Our two freshmen, Kevin course, a tough schedule will JOSTENS Thompson and Bryant Feggins, only help you when you win. AMERICA COLLEGE RINGm will see considerable playing Losing begets losing. If you win, time," Valvano said. “Both of obviously it's better to play a them have very good potential tough schedule." ATTENTION JUNIORS/SENIORS?! and we hope to get them playing No matter how the NCAA CAN'T MAKE IT TO THOSE SPECIAL CLASS RING DAYS? time because we'll need .them investigation turns out, Valvano YOU CAN ORDER YOUR N.C. STATE CLASS RING ANYDAY later on in the year.“ is ready to play. AT THE NCSU BOOKSTORE! WM” Also missing from last year's “I fully expect to be squad is guard , competitive this year," he said. “I Your Jostens Representative will be on campus again DECEMBER 13-15 I--- who provided quickness for have too much pride to go out A PART OF LIFE YOU'LL KEEP FOREVER“ .YOUR COLLEGE RING! :g; ‘ Valvano off the bench, and the there not feeling we can compete Meet with yourJosteiis representative for full details See our minplete ring SPIt‘Ktioii on display in your mile-gt bookstore Wolfpack coach must replace the against the best." .4 8 N0v.l, I989 Technician Basketball Special

Corchiani: Oh yeah, he think's my scoring will open up more for the offense. Most teams know that I‘m going to pass before I’m going to shoot. so I’ve got to mix it up a bit. Technician: Last year, you swarmed big men Dale Davis of Clemson and Tech's Tommy Hammonds, shutting them down offensively, not to mention holding Temple’s all-American Mark “Shakin Bakin" Macon to a career-low six points. What‘s the secret to your (defensive) success? Corchiani: My success has to By Hunt Archbold game by completing the three be attributed to the team. I get a Staff Writer point play? lot of the credit, but the whole Corchiani: Well, at the time, I team makes it work. enters his third didn’t realize how big a play it Technician: What aspect of season at N.C.State as perhaps was because I was so into the your game do you think needs the ACC‘s finest point guard. heat of the battle. But now I've the most work? After averaging 24.3 points, l0.3 seen the difference that one play Corchiani: My scoring. It’s assists, 4.5 steals and 4.4 made or could have made. It's that simple. I need to be more of rebounds as a senior at Hialeah- just something we’re going to a scoring threat. Miami Lakes High School. have to live with. Technician: What about this Florida's only two-time Mr. Technician: Do you still think - year’s team? Basketball brought his game to about it? Corchiani: I’m looking for Raleigh. Corchiani: No, not really. It's good things from this team. Corchiani is the only player in in the past and I‘m looking to the Certainly, losing Chucky will ACC history to record ZOO-plus future. hurt, but any time you return seasons as both a freshman Technician: What about the four starters like we do, then and a sophomore. In addition, he future. now that you’re entering Makat/Stett you’ve got a strong foundation. led the league in assists (8.5 pg) your third season at State? Some guys are going to have to and steals (2.6) last season. A Wolfpack point guard Chris Corchiani (shown against UVa’s step forward, and if they do, scrappy. hustling. intense player, Corchiani: I’m a lot more lohn Crotty) led the ACC in assists (8.5 per game) and in steals then I think we will have a Corchiani was often the man comfortable. I expect good (2.6) last year on the way to all-conference honors. The junior has successful season. plugged to slow down the things from this team. I mean, 501 career assists. Technician: One last thing. If opposition's big gun in coach we‘ve had two pretty good years, you could have your dream Jim Valvano's “junk" defenses. but I‘d like to win a couple of championships. be something to be proud of, but losing Chucky (Brown), so I’m situation at State, what would it Corchiani. along with Technician: What about you right now, the only thing I focus going to pick up some of the be? _ , , _ backcourt mate Rodney Monroe. and Rodney’s label as one of on is winning. slack, and that‘s with Coach V’s Corchiani: I d “kc to beat has been labeled by a number of “the best backcourt duos in the Technician: Will your scoring insistence. Carolina for the ACC publications as the best in the country"? increase like it did last season? Technician: Has Coach championship, and then beat country. With 50] assists, Corchiani: I think that‘s a Corchiani: I think so. We’re Valvano hounded you about it? them for the national Corchiani is in reach of not only great honor to be compared to championship. the NCAA record of 960. held other backcouns, or to be said to by Syracuse's , be one of the best. I got to glve but he could also become the credit to Rodney. He’s putting first Division ~l player to top the the ball in the hole—I‘m just T1red of Dorm L1fe already? l.000——assist plateau. passing it to him. After being selected as Pepsi‘s Technician: A number of your Are you looking for your own place Best of a New Generation ACC opponents have called you hot- but Freshman of the Year in l988, headed. Do you think this is don't want the hassle Corchiani followed up by being justifiable? of sharing an apartment? selected first team all-ACC by Corchiani: I feel that I have - Private but Spacious Bedrooms the Associated Press. and two demeanors. On the court, - Full Kitchen. including Microwave, second-team all—ACC by the being only six feet tall and not as‘ Range/Oven and Dishwasher Campus Atlantic Coast Sportswriters in talented as others, you have to be Refrigerator in each room Sultesl - Washer & Dryer in eachsuite '89. aggressive, and if you‘re not, - Cable and telephone ready you're at a disadvantage. Off the - Close to Restaurants on Western Blvd. Often criticized for not court, I have a totally different\ - Ample Parking as we“ shooting enough, (.‘orchiani personality. - 24 Hour Maintenance war picked up his scoring average - Raised double bed frame sits over from 6.3 ppg in l987. to l0.5 Technician: On the flip side, desk and storage area ppg last season, and scored in Georgia Tech coach Bobby - Mattresses avolloble double figures in l4 of the Cremins called you one of the - Large closet oreo Parks last 2| games. “smartest players to ever play in at iii an interview with the ACC.” Is it that on-court Technician. Corchiani talked demeanor that brings on this about the challenge of another wisdom? Raised season of Wolfpack basketball: Corchiani: That‘s a good DottieBed honor from such a great coach. Full”when Technician: Going back to last but again, with my height, you WasherandDry. year‘s NCAA tournament game have to make up for things. I (Campus $tflfiiie; i against Georgetown. how did compensate by playing smart. Bathroom you feel after being whistled for Technician: Is the l.000 assist 3802 Lexington Dr. traveling. when you actually had plateau important to you? (Not to teal.) For information call drawn Alon/o Mourntng‘s fifth Corchiani: Right now it's not. 848-7823 loul .lllti had a chance to tie the When my career is over, it could The 100th anniversary

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Leaders of increasing role the Pack By David Honea said. “I didn’t get much playing Senior Staff Writer time, but I know my chance will come. And I learned that, despite Jamie Knox learned a lot what everyone thinks, books are 1990 agromeck during a season on the bench, but very important here. leaders of the pack An questions or comments? he is hoping to see a lot more “All that stuff that went on with box 8606, ncsu, raleigh, n.c. 27695 P ease call (919) 73 7-2409 playing time during his the book was bad, but it brought sophomore season. us together as a unit. and made a Name: . 7 _ Knox, a 6-7 forward from tighter bond." he added. Wyndi Miller Vicksburg. Mississippi, saw Knox said he was pleased with Address: 7 _ Editor—in—Chief limited action in ll games last the performance of last year's season, averaging 1.6 points and Wolfpack team. with a few ' ' ' 0.6 rebounds a game. exceptions. Tanya Tafaoa This year, however, the loss of “I was pretty happy ‘with the "D~N“"“"‘“ Managing Editor Chucky Brown and the loss of season. We had a nice record, Kelsey Weems will force Knox and finished first in the (ACC) pitkelt‘i up nurled into a more important backup regular season," he said. “It was MlSSY StOUii role. very disappointing to lose in the D $15 that.” D $20 "iris“ Layout Editor “1 will probably back up Brian first round of the ACC (Howard). or possibly Rodney tournament, though." D for agift certificate togive now (Monroe)." Knox said. “I see So what does Knox think about $2] bewithmailedthebooktoin the fall Marci Bernstein myself as having more playing the upcoming season? Copy Editor time because of the positions I “We‘re looking forward to can play.” getting over all this adversity and Gift Certificate for: _g.___s__as, John Ilzhoefer Knox said his lack of playing coming together as a team,” he Occasion: _.__ time, combined with the said. (Birthday, Christmas, Hannukah, . .A. Photography Editor controversy surrounding the “I see us. if not winning the Graduation) men's basketball team last year. ACC title. at least contending If you are interested in 'oining the staff may actually have helped him. very heavily for it. And we N. C. State's - Yearbook “Last year I probably grew definitely want to go farther in please contact one of t e editors; both on the court and off," he the NCAA tournament." Nov. ,I989 Technician Basketball Special

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variety of roles B} Fred Hartman Penn State and the University of Litut‘ Writer Oregon. After leaving Oregon to try a Ilovt does the cliche go'.’ taste of the head coaching life at Behind every great coach stands Fordham University in New .1 great assIstant'.’ Head coach York. Stewart returned to his Jim Valvano is fortunate enough former position at Penn State. He to have three capable and remained there through the I983 dedicated assistants behind him season before coming to State. every step of the Way. As an assistant. Stewart has many roles. Personally, he feels Dick Stewart 2| years of coaching experience A 21-year veteran of Division I has allowed him to add a certain coaching. Dick Stewart would versatility to the position. pretcr no job over being a full- "Obviously I’ve recruited in all IIIIIe assistant twenty years. that‘s what an at State assistant does." Stewart alongside his explained. “I've delt with the I o n g t i m e public for most of those years Inend and and I‘ve encountered a wide colleague. variety of teaching roles that one "It's a might find in a coaching privilege to . position." be a coach at Would Stewart ever consider Michael Russell/Stone) NC. State and DICK Sl'w‘m becoming a head coach again? it‘s a privilege to be an assistant “Maybe if I was younger," he Dereck Whittenburg (left) and Stan Lewter are two of the Wolfpack’s three assistants. under coach Valvano." Stewart said. “All of my career. with the said. “I can’t imagine anotherjob exception of one year, has been shot or was it a pass? graduate assistant to Valvano Stan Lewter that I‘d rather have." spent as an assistant. 1 am very Shot or pass. the fact remains during l984~85. He accepted an Stan Lewter knows how he The unique relationship Stewart comfonable in that role.” that the “Cardiac Pack" put assistant position at George wants his career to develop and, and Valvano share dates back to Stewart said he is comfortable themselves into collegiate Mason the following year under likewise. he knows where that the days when the two played for not being in the public spotlight basketball highlight films for head coach Joe Harrington. career should begin. Rutgers. Stewart and Valvano as head coaches often are. He eternity. The ball was grabbed Whittenburg followed “I‘d like to think that within the led the team to third place in the offered a simple and concise and dunked by Lorenzo Charles Harrington to Long Beach State next two or three years I could postseason NIT. definition for his role. for a dramatic 54-52 victory. the following season before get a head coaching job Stewan led the team back to ”I do anything that coach Whittenburg was instrumental coming to State prior to the somewhere, maybe starting out the NIT two years later. as a Valvano advises or recommends in the success of “The Team of 1988-89 campaign. at a small school." Lewter said. senior captain. Valvano was that l do. The role of an assistant Destiny." Now he is beginning What does the future hold? “I’d just like to get the serving as an assistant for the coach is to think like a head his second season as a full-time “I foresee myself becoming a opportunity to implement the Knights then. coach. but act like an assistant. assistant and trying to help keep head coach some day.” he began. things that I have Ieamed over ”I‘ve always respected and It's just a privilege to be a destiny on the Pack3 side. “Well, I think that every assistant the past five years. I don‘t want admired Jim." explained Stewart. coach." “My roleIs just to be prepared coach aspires for a head position to wait until I'm forty-five to “He‘s been a catalyst for myself, to assist coach V(alvano)In any someday, but, before one can seek a head spot." as well as my family. His Dereck Whittenburg capacity that he feels necessary," become a good head coach he By starting early. Lewter intelligence. his brightness and Who can forget the shot heard Whittenburg explained. “You must first become a great explained he would still have his charisma have always around the basketbdl world? can't specifiwa define the role assistant." time to fine tune his coaching attracted my following.” The scene was Albuquerque, of an assistant coach. We all Whittenburg feels fortunate to skills if a head coaching spot Stewart began coaching New Mexico. The Pack was tied share the responsiblity of be back at State. didn’t work out at first. directly out of college as an with the Houston Cougars in the anything that needs to be done “When youve got one of the “I believe in myself,” Lewter assistant to Dec Rowe at the final game of the I983 NCAA whether it is recruiting, best coachesIn the league at the stated. “I‘m not afraid of hard University of Connecticut. He Tournament and Dereck discipline, or teaching” helm of the program you’re work and challenges.” followed with assistarztships at Whittenburg threw up the final While working on his business always looking for a successful Lewter’s basketball career degree, Whittenburg served as began as an all-American for Atlantic Christian college in Wilson. After a successful high school coaching career he KARL E KNUDSEN latched on as an assistant to Charlie Harrison at East Carolina University. ATTORNEY AT LAW .. “Coach Harrison taught me how to crawl." Lewter explained. N. 0. STATE GRADUATE 10 YEARS OF TRIAL EXPERIENCE “Coach Valvano and Coach Stewart are teaching me how to walk." CRIMINAL LAW Lcwter is in his third year as a part-time assistant for the Pack. DWI, Alcohol, Drug &Traffic Offenses, Larcen His job as a part-time assistant is y, Homicide much like the other assistants.‘ “I‘m excited to he at NC. State PERSONAL INJURY/ WRONGF UL and I‘m excited about the DEATH upcoming season. We've got Auto accident, some great kIds here. Negligence, Malpractice “The best thing about [Ilt program here is 3!: II esvciyoiic i~ Full 507 Raleigh Building such a close—knit family. Leutcl' Telephone said. 5 tHargettSt “I'm looking forward to seeing (9 828-5566 What the next few years will hold Raleigh, NC 27602 FREE INITIAL CO1N)SULATION - for myself and for N.(.‘. State." Nov.l, I989 Technician Basketball Special 1|

Hinnant ready for senior challenge By Hunt Archbold Staff Writer Mickey Hinnant enters his second and final season at State feeling far more comfortable than he did during his first season. Hinnantfi was a junior c o I l e g e transfer and the word is it takes JUCO transfers a full season to adjust to “ V ' basketball in MICk‘Y the ACC. Hinnant H i n n a n t proved that word to be true. “The biggest adjustment for me was coming off the bench." Hinnant said. “I had always been in there playing a lot and people were depending on me to come through. It gave me a lot of confidence to start." When Hinnant was starting at Louisburg College, he earned all-American honors after averaging 25.2 points. 4.7 rebounds and 3.6 assists per Michael Ruseli/Sfofl game. Yet the transition to Division 1 Mickey Hinnant has worked to improve his shooting and the rest of his game in preparation for his senior campaign at State. basketball was not a smooth one. In limited playing time last year. good things to come. He has and I can’t quit now. I‘m Hinnant went from being the exCellent quickness, and was one psyched about it.“ team meal ticket to averaging of only six ACC players last Valvano is prepared to give 3.6 points per game. The 6—6. season to have more steals (2|) Hinnant the minutes to show his YOUR GUIDE To l85, Cary native feels though than toumovers (l8). He runs the stuff. that his days of adjusting are floor well and knocked in a “He‘s our quickness off the over. season high 10 points in a win at bench." Valvano said. “It‘s THE EASY “Well, I feel like at this point Geogia Tech. important to us for him to come that I’m as comfortable as I‘m in and pick up the tempo. In my going to be. Because I haven’t Still. Hinnant knows what he LIFE. got much time to show people can do if given the playing time estimation. Gugs (Tom COLLEGE how Mickey Hinnant can play." to show it. Gugliotta) and Mickey Hinnant SHIPPING BROKE AND he said. “I told my family that I can are extremely critical to our OUT? DOWNn OUT? BLUES? perform. Coming off the bench success." Whee‘t- 'ruatw 'cr :t:"o';«r WV'E‘JVE' 15.: "MO!”’54't Put.It»:HCIC'QW'I'Q:39!!! ‘3 nor '4 '3 One aspect of Hinnant’s game was new for me, but now I‘m After a year of adjusting, newor nerveaterus!vuzeon,wt” getwaityear ‘! sunout nErr.390-oilu Ict.‘wasar.cunt.-Matt "men 57 tum-q I which needed work was his for the than more at". turn me "Tn-IO. Cd '0? EV? an 3.! nm to see: an"? outside shooting. He shot only more prepared to do it," he said. Hinnant is ready all ‘n are cit-ea We MR dot'nrr. or events”, or:tt‘mvact?MattthanBelt. ‘e'on MS!vcu' 42 percent from the field and "And besides, this is my last year challenge. pack you new hr veer .0 Wmc‘r‘u-HLYIVI'Iricem 't u (m erw' in“ the Image 9' connected on only one of II ' mom rt Vail an ME! IN?" 8 NT. actress three pointers last season. "I realized my weakness. I went home this summer and worked on my jumpshot. my Soil (W . freethrows and my all round J‘- sflang flai ifi’ Raleigh game," Hinnant said. "I feel confident now in my jumpshot. Finest Chinese Food at Reasonable Prices and I’ll be taking it more this New management and attitude since May year to open up the inside." Eat-In or Take-Out Coach Jim Valvano feels the confidence too. “I’ve got confidence in So join us at Shang Hai located beside Mickey‘s jumper." said Valvano Shoney’s in Mission Valley for an out of “I‘ve had other JC transfers that body Chinese experience. had better second years than IT’SAS EASY first. Nate McMillan and Spud Opening Hours AS 1, 2, 3! (Webb) are a few. I think the Mon-Thur Irt Sat --— I---"- same will be true of Mickey." Mon-Sat -w— .- _,[l llinnant did show glimpse“ «it 834-5770 Lunel‘. llz3t). Dinner 5 ~ It) Dinner 5 I I 12 Nov. i, 1989 Technician Basketball Special

Forward Gugliotta ‘grows’

into possible starting role By Mark Cartner basketball at Walt Whitman High will make his way onto the court Staff Writer School—the same school his with Chris Corchiani, Rodney father coached hoops at for 32 Monroe, Lester and Brian Just call him Gugs. years before retiring just prior to Howard at tip-offtime. “People have been calling me Gugliotta‘s arrival. that for as long as 1 can As a prep sophomore, Gugliotta Gugliotta will be playing the remember. ever since I was a was a 6-2 point guard. As a 6-7 three or four spot—the small and kid." said 6—9 N.C. State swingman his senior year, he big forward positions. Brown, sophomore Tom Gugliotta posted very respectable numbers, whom Gugliotta credits with recently. averaging 2|.5 points and 15.2 “helping me a lot last year," held Yes. that‘s right~six feet. nine boards a game to go along with down the four slot for the past inches. He's grown. his 4.2 steals, 3.3 assists and 2.8 couple of years. That position. Wolfpack basketball junkies blocked shots. Not bad. however, requires a player to turn will remember that when Along the way. Gugliotta his back to the basket much of Gugliotta first trotted out onto the picked up some accolades the time. court at Reynolds Coliseum a including: all-Suburban New “I feel much more comfortable year ago he stood six feet seven York. all-Long Island. all-league, facing the basket." Gugliotta inches tall. This season. however. second team all-state and said. “I've just been used to he'll be able to look teammate “Sleeper of the Week" at five star playing swingman in high school, Avie [.cstcr straight in the eye. basketball camp. but i know l‘ve got to establish a He’ll also be doing it from the Ah. yes—basketball camp. low-post game now. Scott Rlvenbcrk/Stotf opening ripoff. Look for That‘s where Gugliotta‘s fortunes “But I think playing guard all (iiigliotta to fill the void left by took a turn south. those years is really helping me Sophomore forward Tom Gugliotta, now 6-9, is a leading present ('leveland Cavalier Despite receiving a fair amount now," he added. “It taught me to candidate to fill the forward spot vacated by Chucky Brown. ('hIIcky Brown. of attention from the media in his handle the ball well. Better than To say that Gugliotta has area. he wasn't receiving much most guys who've always played laughed. “He‘s really a lot of fun “We like to call him our Vinny "grown" into a starting role is mail—from big-time college down low." to play for. He lets you play your Del Negro project." the coach more than just a dumb play on recruiters. Entering his second year as a game." said. words. it‘s a fact. “A few smaller schools. like the member of the Pack. Gugliotta And what does Valvano think Well—maybe. Naaa—just call “if you had told me in high ones my two older brothers went has high expectations built on a ofGugliotta? him Gugs. school that i would be starting for to. showed interest, but none of successful freshman campaign. NC. State in my sophomore the big schools like State." "I played a lot more than i year. i probably wouldn't have Gugliotta said. thought l would coming in." he believed you," said a smiling But while attending a basketball said. “I just wanted to see how I Gugliotta. “it‘s gonna be camp. Gugliotta was discovered measured up." interesting to see how the people by Wolfpack head coach Jim And measure up he did, seeing back home react when they see Valvano and the rest is history. action in 2] games and averaging me starting. They‘re gonna be The discovery wasn’t an nearly three points and two surprised. accident though. It seems that rebounds per outing. By now its obvious that Gugliotta’s father and Valvano’s “It was a great year though. everyone concerned is a bit father, the late Rocko Valvano, except for the knee injury (that amazed at Gugliotta‘s rise to went way back. sidelined him for three weeks)," prominence—why? “I'm not really sure how they Gugliotta said. “The first time I Gugliotta hails from Huntington knew each other,” Gugliotta said. walked onto the court in front of Station. New York, which for But that’s not important. What a packed house at Reynolds it those less familiar with the area matters is that Frank Gugliotta. gave me a rush. I mean you just is Long Island. A lot of talented Sr. made a phone call to Valvano can’t describe it. They‘re (the Experience our 13 item players come out of New York and suggested the State coach crowd) definitely a sixth man for and Gugliotta was only one of take a look at his son. Valvano us.” many. did and unless something And what about Valvano? 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Former manager works to develop skills through practice and patience By Lee Montgomery they go into each individual game. Assistant Sports Editor “Things that I wasn't even thinking about. really. when I wasn‘t playing basketball.“ Believe or not. sophomore Roland Whitley Of all the players to admire on the Wolfpack learned a lot about basketball last season while team. Whitley would be the one. After all. he's one watching from the Wolfpack bench. of us. Unfortunately for the 6-foot guard from “Basketball is a difficult sport to play." he said. Goldsboro. that‘s about all he could do. As the first “People think anybody can come out here and pick walk-on for coach Jim Valvano at NC. State. up a ball. It’s just not that easy. Whitley appeared in eight games. scoring six “You've got to really work hard and develop your points. But he gave his all every time he hit the skills because each person has different skills." g floor. One skill—0r rather. characteristic —Whitley has After an early-season game last year. Whitley an abundance of is patience. Sitting. watching and ' was the hero. Managers who become players make waiting would make that necessary. for a great story. Whitley was reluctant to talk about his playing He sat in his locker at Reynolds Coliseum skills. smiling. graciously answering questions from the “I'm more of a critic of myself. you know what I inquiring medium. mean." he said. “Maybe you can ask Coach V But soon after. he was at the end of the bench. about what he thinks are my strong points. watching and cheering. “I see myself making progress. but how “I teamed a whole lot about the game." Whitley much—(Coach) V‘s the big fellow.“ said. “Different things about the game as far as With no true point guard behind starter (’llris aspects and the way the game is supposed to be Corchiani. Whitley could see more playing titne Technician File Photo played. How to be aggressive and under control. this year. lfso, expect no less than l()() percent. Roland Whitley in action against Columbia last season. And the type of attitudes the players take when It's all he kn()Ws how to give.

Lee expects to in ACC By Tom Olsen The transition to the ACC Relatively speaking, Assistant Sports Editor presented new problems for Lee other than the climate. ArtCatved has The Atlantic Coast “It was kind of tough,“ Lee Conference means big-time said. “The guys are much bigger. the best deal on gold basketball and is the mythical it was hard at first. In junior land of basketball giants to the college there were some tough rest of the college ranks. people. but they weren't as big It was this reputation that and didn't do as well in high brought NC. State senior school." center/forward David Lee from He added. “On the west coast sunny Calit‘omia to Raleigh. the guys are much thinner. like “I couldn't live with myself if (UNLV's David) Butler.“ I didn‘t come out and see if I DavtdLoo To compensate. Lee has could play with the big boys.” The Wolfpack team spirit worked with weights in the off Lee said. extends off the floor as well. season and has gained another Lee. a native of Torrance. CA. “Everybody likes each other." 10 pounds. transferred to State last year he said. “We all hang around Lee, as well as the rest of the from El Camino College where each other. everybody goes out State team. has something to he averaged ”.8 points and sometimes." prove this season. ‘V\n .1 \Ullllt‘ll \X'lml Nlli-tll' \‘illi l2.7 rebounds his final season. Lee was recruited not for Rumors and accusations about Sthé‘lRTMSO .'- ‘ "'1‘ -”"“‘lP-"l‘l““k' "“" In both seasons with El scoring purposes. but to fill the the basketball program as well WV ‘ I‘ll"::I'IIL‘I'VI‘I‘HJNmiil ’ Camino. Lee averaged more rebounding void that Charles as an early exit from the ACC "0 Nil““l N‘ ”MM“ 4; :2" ‘ " \xmmu ml. “run. it. rebounds than points. During Shackleford left after an early tournament. ' last. . year.. have‘ mummgm“MW-“tum,“it doesn‘t lakc .ln luittslcin C:at.‘ ’9 liliiu‘i'jllisfi’491'"l , _Nin his senior year at Banning High retirement from college ball. inspired the Pack to try to reach mink-yum collt'gcrllig ”I'll...“1.11.131...l..l.f‘,'l.ij.i ' "We already have scorers.” Lee new heights. Lee Silltl. (boost lung lioni .ziuin..ptii\ U‘H“ ”MW“ mm \ r. .. School he set the Los Angeles . ) Willi .'ir

D’Amico earns his teammotste’ respect By Fred Hartman school." D'Amico explained. “One of Brian's strengths has gee. . Staff Writer “They always help as much as always been passing the ball they can. You really can't say exceptionally well, especially for N.(‘. State basketball center enough about them.“ his size." Stewart explained. Brian D‘Arnico returns to the D'Amico is in his final year of “Now. he is beginning to utilize court this season for his senior eligibility. although this is only his size and strength inside to year with the Wolfpack. his third year of playing. He battle for position and battle for For the past two seasons. originally signed a letter of intent the ball." D'Atntco has served as the to play for the University of “I‘m just trying to be patient backup center to the likes of now South Carolina. right now," D‘Amico said. “I’ve NBA player. Charles Before his freshman season been trying to work on my Shacklel’ord. and current began. D'Amico decided to jumpshots and rebounds a little \k'olfpack starter Avie Lester. transfer to State. Since he had bit more. Hopefully, I can get This season. he will challenge already signed a letter of intent to some good playing time this year Lester for the starting role, while play for the Gamecocks. he was and just try to help the team in sharing back-up duties with forced to sit out a year. any way that I can.” fellow senior David Lee. Why did he decide to make the As a senior, D’Amico has been At 6- ll and 240 pounds. change to State? trying to pass along some of his D‘Arnieo brings to the court a “There was a coaching change knowledge of the game to some great knowledge of the game of at South Carolina after I signed.” of the younger guys on the team. basketball and a strong desire to explained the former learn more. Pennsylvania all-state performer. “Well. you know I was a "Fundamentally. Brian knOWs “Bill Foster was the coach that I freshman once so I know how the game of basketball." said signed under. He resigned and I hard it can be to try and fit in State assistant coach Dick just didn‘t feel as comfortable with the rest of the team right Stewart. “He understands the with the new program that was away." D’Amico said. “If they anatomy of the game and he coming in." don’t understand something or knows what needs to be done to D'Amico explained Stewart they do something wrong. I win." was an assistant to Foster at the might just try to help them out. If Because of his hard work ethic time he signed. After Foster they can begin to learn the and commitment to the program. resigned. Stewart came to State system quicker, then they can D‘Amico has earned the respect and offered D‘Amico a spot on begin to start contributing more." of both his coaches and the team. Expectations are high for this teammates. Did' D‘Amico make the right year’s Wolfpack. D’Amico is "Brian is an excellent young decision? hoping to be a key factor in man as far as coaching is “Oh yeah." he exclaimed. fulfilling those expectations. concerned." S'ewart said. “He’s “Everybody takes care of you Stewart summed up D'Amico‘s Swot/neHdi/Stott \ very receptive to the coaches and around here. We’ve got a lot of outlook on the season. has always wanted to do the best fan support and the area of the “Brian is beginning to see the Brian D’Amico (left) challenges Avie Lester for position in a that he possibly can. You can't school is real nice, too." rewards of the long hours of scrimmage game. ask for more than that." During the off season. commitment and patience that he Likewise. D‘Amico is D’Amico has worked on has put into developing himself," appreciative of the help and improving his versatility on the Stewart said. “He has great opponunities the coaching staff court with hopes of having an respect for his teammates and have provided him. outstanding senior year. The their abilities. and likewise, he “The coaches have really coaches are pleased with his knows that they have great helped me a lot. in and out of progress and he is too. respect for him and his abilities.” ROAD TRIP TO CHARLOTTE Top Point Averages in Winning at Home ACC. Last five minutes of close games, 1989 season (% of ’89 wins at home) WITH THE WOLFPACK! Rodney Monroe. NCSU 5.9 All games ACC games NCSU 72.7 60.0 Friday, Dec. 1, 1989 Dale Davis, Clem. 3.7 Clemson 68.4 85.7 Ga. Tech. 65.0 75.0 7 pm Oklahoma St. vs. Pittsburgh Virginia 63.6 60.0 9 pm Dennis Scott. Ga Tech. 3.7 Maryland 55.6 50.0 N.C. STATE vs. Ohio St. Wake Forest 53.8 66.7 , Ga. 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Valvano talks about solutions Continuedfrom Page 6 summer), went out to lunch in town. standard,” Valvano said. “Every I told him ’Chris, you know I Hungry kid on the basketball team is can't buy your lunch.’ He said 'I above that standard. know that. but I can buy you “Without violating the privacies lunch.‘ We talked about his of our own players, I think our summer, we talked about the kids are doing a pretty good job problems and this and that. right now‘." “At the end we were waiting Valvano has also banned all for the bill and it didn‘t come. Like A Wolf recruiting this year. That includes This is in the middle (of all the no evaluation of recruits. no trips controversy). We go up to the for assistant coaches and no paid cash register and say ‘Sorry. we visits by recruits. didn’t get a bill.” The guy said “If you‘re going to approach ‘That‘s all right, the manager some solutions, some action picked it up.‘ For A Winning Season needs to be taken," Valvano said. “What you're all supposed to “Somebody had to say ’Now, believe would happen is that a what are we going to do?‘ If I couple of players after a win was going to hit the road as somewhere. any campus in basketball coach, I didn’t think America. go in to a place, order we would have been able to and eat. implement any policies and “They wait for the bill and it’s procedures to insure that those not there. They go to the cash things did not happen again. register and say ’Well, where's “That‘s a big task. The the bill?’ He says 'Well, the statement would be wrong to say, manager has it.‘ The kid says 'Ok here they are. And so long. (slamming his fist and standing I’ve got to go recruit. I need to up in semi—jest) 'Get me that relace my backeourt.‘ manager! Give me that bill. I've “What kind of a statement is got to pay that bill!‘ that? We didn’t have anybody in "So you can see how that could the administration to address happen. that. so I felt it was incumbent “I had to say 'No. no. Please upon me to do that since I was bring it. We have to pay it.’ The the one involved with everything importance is to let people know that took place. So we felt that a that you’ve got to talk to them.“ non-recruiting year would let Valvano believes no matter how eveybody know how serious we bad the situation has gotten. it felt that it was time to address the could’ve been worse. issues." “We've been through eight months of investigation," he said. Other violations reported by the “We shouldn’t be happy about NCAA were selling of tickets by the violations. On the other hand, players. selling of shoes by if you look at them and realize players and breaks given to that, as far as recruiting players by local merchants or violations, they’re really aren’t boosters. Valvano said those any. I think that's an extremely problems are. hopefully. solved. important statement in today‘s On the ticket problem, Valvano athletic world.” said: Valvano has been widely “We’ve talked with the NCAA criticized over the past eight about how others handle the months. Some of it has been fair. problem. We think we’ve put in Some of it has not. Valvano, place ticket policies and taking from Norman Vincent procedures which we think are Peale, has learned how to going to insure that that doesn‘t separate good criticism from bad take place again." criticism. On the shoe problem. Valvano “If criticism is valid.“ Valvano said: said, “Then you should learn “Every kid gets one pair. You from it and it makes you better want a new pair, then you‘ve got and stronger. If it‘s invalid, forget to hand us that pair in. If you lose about it. it and you want to get back in the “Some of the criticisms are system. pay for it yourself. That’s valid. We've got to learn and do what we're doing. I can better." guarantee there'll never be a shoe problem." It seems Valvano really wants His discussion on the business— to turn things around at NC. menchant problem was longer: State. As basketball coach and “We’re setting up business former athletics director, he luncheons and breakfasts for me should take most ofthe blame for to go speak with chambers of the violations which have commerce to explain to the surfaced. It's his program. It's his UNIVERSITY DINING business community what is right problem. and what is wrong. It‘s more So it should be his solution. complicated than you think. One thing‘s for sure, as Valvano “I'll give you an example. said, “We'll find out how good a Chris Corchiani and I, after he coach I am." came back from Mexico (last Time will tell. 1.6-3 aiuties 11.: Cw 1hr“. ~ _

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———The Glue—m That Holds The

—Pcrck Together—

Last year, head coach Jim Valvano called senior Brian Howard the. glue that held the Pack together. This year Howard is not expected to do the job alone. Fellow four-year senior Avie Lester expects to share the leadership duties with Howard.

By Tom Olsen first in the ACC regualar season race. AsslstontSpons Editor Once it was announced that the book was no longer being published, however, t’s finally basketball season. Time the Wolfpack seemed to lose heart. The to put away the off-court Pack dropped several of its final games, distractions and focus on the one including a first round loss in the ACC thing at hand —the opponent. tournament to lowly Maryland. State went “I’ve been looking forward to on to win in the first two rounds ofNCAA W since our last game against play before bowing to Georgetown. Georgetown,” N.C. State senior Brian Howard, a Winston-Salem native, was Howard said. Mister Everything for the Pack, averaging “It’s a relief to finally get on the court," 12.5 points and 5.4 rebounds. He was also senior Avie Lester said. second on the team in steals and blocked Brian Howard and Avie Lester, the only shots and third in assists. four-year seniors on the Wolfpack team, Lester, in a manner similar to that of ex- have been through it all. From the highs of Pack center Cozell McQueen, was more being on an ACC Championship team as of a defensive player. Lester averaged 5.1 freshmen in 1987 to the lows of rebounds and 8.4 points per game and was accusations of wrongdoings and an first on the team in blocked shots. NCAA investigation. Lester even draws some of the same But the past, they say, is behind them. reactions from fans that McQueen used to “The off-court distractions made this draw. team more focused,” Lester said. “We’re “People either like me or they hate me." tired of the things going on. I believe this Lester said. “No inbetweens." team is ready to play anybody." Lester said part of the fans attitude Lester and Howard are ready to play and comes from his style ofplay. ready to make things happen in their final “I play to win," he said. “As long as we season. win I don’t really care.” “We’d like to do some great things," When talking about this season, the Lester said. “We want this to be a name of N.C State has constantly memorable year.” appeared with the phrase “With the loss of Last year was a memorable one for the Chucky Brown ...” Not only did the Pack Pack as well as for Lester and Howard. lose one of their top players, but one of Despite all of the talk about Peter Golenbock’s book, “Personal Fouls," the team played with a mission and finished See LESTER, Page 18

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Brian Howard’s NCSU Career Statistics .’-:~.3:li{-‘.a.’-;-5>:-:<1:i.< o:-:-,-n:2:<«''9,29: (4224-1: W; We have been here for four years. We looked Stats up to seniors for three and now we can give G—GS Min FG-FGA PCT 3P-3PA PCT FT—FI‘A PCT Reb. Avg. PF-D A TO Bk S Pts Avg. 1986-87 18-0 73 5-14 .357 0-0 .000 34 .750 9 0.5 10—0 3 4 3 3 .3 07 something back. to the younger' players. It's. up to me and Avre to provrde that leadership, on 1987-88 32-32 783 93-189 .492 5-10 .500 53-69 .768 110 3.4 82-] 7649 21 30244 7.6 and off the court. 1988-89 3l-30 976 “SO-306.523 l6—49 .327 53-74 .7l6 166 5.4 89-2 75 43 38 44 389 l2.5 Senior forward Brian Howard 18 Nov.1, 1989 Technician Basketball Special

Lester, Howard ready for senior year

)- Scott Jackson/Start Avie Lester applies pressure defense against Akron last season. Lester is known for his aggressiveness on defense.

Continuedfrom Page 17 their key leaders. “We have been here four years." Howard said. “We looked up to seniors for three years and now we can give something back to the younger players. It‘s up to me and Avie to provide that leadership. on and off the court." Howard said part of the duo's leadership role is to help the underclassmen realize the importance of an education. “You have a free education. so People either IlKe you might as well take advantage me or they hate me. of it," Howard said. No in betweens. While basketball might be the Avie Lester main attraction right now for the two seniors. both realize basketball won‘t last forever. “You never know when the he said. basketball is gonna stop The memories of basketball at bouncing." Howard said. “I’d like State, good, bad or both, will also Scott Rlvenbork/Staft to play more ball. If not, I‘m be with Lester and Howard Avie Lester shoots over the outstretched arms of a DePaul defender at Rosemont Stadium last season preparing myself for the day forever. in when I can‘t play any more." "Every game is another game Chicago. The Blue Demons edged the Pack. closer to my last on the court," Lester agreed and said his Lester said. Avie Lester’s NCSU Career Statistics parents have always stressed And a last chance to accomplish getting an education. the dream of every collegiate “It (a degree) will end up lasting basketball with me longer than player—winning a 1988-89 Stats: basketball." national championship. G-GS Min FG-FGA PCT FT—FTA PCT Reb Avg PF-D A TO BlkSPts Avg 31-3l 805 107—195 .549 45—78 .577 159 5.1 90-6 25 40 39 24 259 8.4 DIET CENTER THE Points: 22 vs. Akron, 1988 Rebounds: 12 vs. Maryland, WEIGHT-LOSS 1989 107\V. Ha: itSt. 333-13"Ihlivgh .N 1175‘“ PROFESSIONALS SaturdlyMun-Fri ”41:30”-3200 10% OFF TO STUDENTS AND FACULTY STEVENSBOOKSHOP AlsolocatedlnWall:Fort-st CALL US TODAY FOR A specialsale Null0.- USED BOOKS FREE CONSULTATION Career Highs: inn/learn” AMud MKIIIIol’llu'mpual Points: 26 vs. Clemson. Feb. .500,000book:0/”IrInm'abrowse.1/01"w".. 828-1617 Deng 18. 1988 (Away, NCS 88-63) I'SFI)L- 01."COLLFGH TEX—1'5 CORNER OF Rebounds: 12 vs. Wake htIUK'I'.FIIIINIIHMUN":and(Tr-Urchin”l1"v\\1\ HILLSBOROUGH Centerw Forest, March 4, 1989 (Away, & GLENWOOD AVE. 'Ibe Height-lossprofessionals. NCS 110-103, 4 OTS) Ill...\nutlwnlk Iitr-Ilush-a.mnlt'y NIH"Ilium|\y I‘tllll.rlrun EXACTLY 1 MILE (—l Ih'lrgiml IKctin(Is (IrwinHing:.ipliin FROM BELL TOWER Nov.l, 1989 Technician Basketball Special 19

Three freshman forwards join Pack

By Lisa Coston Thompson shot 67 percent from the Sports Edttor floor and 68 percent from the line on the way to making all—conference and all- This season's NC. State recruiting class state last season. is small in numbers but big in potential. “Kevin presents us with a different Leading the Wolfpack trio of coaching problem than (former State newcomers is forward Bryant Feggins of player) Cozell McQueen and Avie Lester Winston-Salem Glenn High School. who did.“ Valvano said. “Whereas Cozcll and was named N.C. Player of the Year by Avie came to us as aggressive rebounders The Charlotte Observer and the but not very advanced offensively. Kevin Greensboro News and Record, and co— is the opposite. Player of the Year by the Associated “Kevin possesses a much better Press. offensive touch. both passing and The 6-6 Feggins averaged 22.7 points. shooting the ball." 9.4 rebounds, 2.6 assists. 2.1 blocks and Thompson set school records at Glenn one per game as a senior. Named a for rebounds (887) and blocked shots Converse honorable mention all— (203) and was all-state his junior season American, the two-time Metro as well. Along with Feggins. he played on Conference Player of the Year led his the state l9-and-under AAU team to a 26—2 record, the state semifinals championship team, the Winston Lakes and a one-time national ranking of llth YMCA. by USA Today. “We need Kevin to be more aggressive “Bryant is a leader," State head coach on the court. to assert himself more." Jim Valvano said. ”He is a tough. leader- Valvano said. “But in terms of size. he‘s a oriented kind of kid. He comes to play big kid with a nice touch.“ every day. Rounding out the freshman class is “1 just loved him from the first time 1 Anthony Robinson from Ilavelock (NC) saw him. He's strong and plays hard." High School. The 6—9 forward averaged 13.5 points Feggins finished his four—year high and I 1 rebounds his senior season to earn school career with 1,697 points. an all—conference honors and lead his team average of 16.3 points per game. He to an 18—8 mark, the conference added a career rebounding average of 7.0 championship and the state semifinals. and shot 60 percent from the floor and 70 Robinson was named an honorable percent from the line. mention all—state selection by the “The other thing about Bryant that 1 Greensboro News and Record and an love was that he committed earlier than honorable mention all-American by Street anybody in the group," Valvano said. “He and Smith's. Prior to high school. he had wanted to come to NC. State. and those never played organized basketball. are the kind of people you win with in the “(Robinson)‘s a big kid and since we long run.“ were losing so many. we've always taken Feggins is not the only new Pack player a kid who we thought could develop, from Winston-Salem Glenn. The other whether it was Gugs (Tom (iugliotta) or half of Glenn's powerful one-two punch Vinny (Del Negro) or Lorenzo (Charles) has also arrived at State. or Avie (Lester)." Valvano said. Forward Kevin Thompson joins his high “We've always been fortunate to have ScottJackson/Staff school teammate on the Wolfpack kids like that. Tony is the sleeper so to Bryant Feggins, one of the Pack’s three freshmen, was N.C. High School Player of the frontline. At 6-9, he averaged 19.6 points. speak of this group. Tony is going to have Year his senior season at Winston-Salem Glenn. Feggins averaged points and 12.6 rebounds. 8.1 assists and 2.9 blocked to be one of those kids who gets better 9.4 rebounds, and was a Converse honorable mention all-American. shots per game his senior year. and better and better and contributes."

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Both Andrea Stinson and Rodney Monroe used their awesome scoring abilities to lead their teams to the NCAA Sweet 16 last year. Stinson led the conference in scoring with a 23.6 average while Monroe finished second with a 21.4 average. Both set career highs of 40 points, and both were named all—ACC. Several publications have tabbed them as preason all-Americans this season.

TextbyLisaCoston H : .. ii i _ .. " i y 2* no... Photo by Michael Russell , ' ' ' :::: ndrea Stinson and Rodney Monroe stand stiffly at center ‘ g . ;. j ‘ = . " :::: coun in Reynolds Coliseum. staring into the camera. .' " j . »‘: _ a; ‘ ' , . . . “What should we do now?" Stinson asks the . g ' 7 - ,V .g 7, t v_ ; .... . photographer. fidgeting. ". .. ., . . h... “Well. why don‘t we try one with you each spinning the basketball on your finger?“ Stinson complies. Monroe's expression changes from slightly bored to sheepish. Stinson thrOWs a sideways glance at Monroe and grins. “Scrub.“ Both players relax and dissolve into laughter. . _ , Pressure ‘ . . .g . . . Andrea Stinson has had to learn to deal with a lot of pressure. ‘1 Last year. as a sophomore playing her first season of collegiate i ' . basketball. she led the ACC in scoring with a 23.6 point average . _ ' . g g a I 3 and scored in double figures in all of NC. State's 31 games. leading . 33“ the Pack to a NCAA Final 16 appearance. $03. Her career-high of 40 points against Clemson set a record for 3389 most points scored in Reynolds Coliseum by a woman and she Gafifi finished with 733 points and 113 assists on the season. fiiitw Stinson admits the idea of setting records and of winning personal CHOII’GCUUIQQ afl"‘3i‘¢ recognition does cross her mind. even though her goals are mostly for the Wolfpack team. "1 think about it. Breaking a record here was sort of a goal for .' V ‘ _ j . me." she said thoughtfully. “Leading the ACC (in scoring) . " I 7 A M l U L BONUS though—l had no idea I would do that because I knew I was . ,1 fififikflifififi’fifiifififli‘atsififilfiflflfimflfiufififltt‘ coming up against people who were better than me and more experienced. “i didn‘t think about that at all." Last season. Stinson was a unanimous first team all-ACC and all- AC‘C Tournament selection. and this season she has been named a preseason all-American in numeroUs publications. But the 5-11) guard doesn't seem fazed by the attention. “1 handle it by doing what I like to do——play basketball." she said. “11 they think I‘m doing it better than someone else. fine. I'm just out to be the best 1 can be.“ Rodney Monroe, too. is used to pressure situations. The 6-3 junior guard from Hagerstown. Md.. has earned the reputation of being the Pack‘s “go-t0" man in clutch situations. Monroe averaged 29.3 points in State's three NCAA Toumament games and turned in an incredible performance against Iowa in the second round. In that game. he scored a career-high 40 points. which included a jumper with four seconds left to send the game into overtime and another jumper with four seconds left to send the game into double overtime. In the second OT, Monroe scored 11 points. He also had the last second shot which sent the Pack into the first of four OTs against Wake Forest and had 12 of State's 33 points in the extra periods. Monroe downplays the idea that such added pressure bothers him. “It's the kind of pressure a player would like to have." he said. “I Nov], 1989 Technician Basketball Special

Siote’s shooting stars aim for title don’t worry a lot about what people say. I’d rather have team success than to have me go out and score 40 points." Getting the soft-spoken Monroe to admit to having any personal goals is a difficult proposition. “I haven't really had time to sit and think about [personal goals].” Monroe said. He puts little stock in honors such as making first team all-ACC, which he achieved last season. “Basically that's just something the media comes up with. I mean, it’s nice to be recognized. But I‘d rather have team success." Success not surprising Stinson wasn't surprised by the success of the Wolfpack Women—who finished at 24~7 and ranked thirteenth in the AP final poll—last year, but she is a player with loftier aspirations. “I expected us to do as well as we did—I wanted us to do better." she said. “This year I expect for us to be even better. We have that potential, with only two people gone from last season.” The Pack is ranked in the top ten in many preseason polls, but that fact doesn't bother Stinson either. “I don't think we feel like it‘s pressure. I think it’s sort ofa Q challenge. Last year we were ranked pretty high but we lived up to it to a certain extent.” This time around, Stinson wants to make it to Knoxville, to the NCAA Final Four. “We can be both an inside and an outside team this year. It's a matter of who we’re playing against," the Cornelius native said. “I think Rhonda (Mapp) and Sharon (Manning) will work well together this year. They'll be tough to stop when they get going, with Nicole (Lehmann) and I on the outside. “Mostly we want to be a transition team.” Stinson also has a few modest goals for herself for this season. “One is to have at least five triple double games," she said. “Another is to lead the team to win the ACC regular season and the tournament.“ Stinson. in addition to her prolific scoring performance, averaged 4.5 rebounds, 3.6 assists and three steals per contest last season. Monroe has been working to improve his ball handling and his ability to create offensive opportunities in transition. With no clear back-up for Chris Corchiani at the point, he may be asked to step in and run the team at times. Last year Monroe had 89 assists and averaged 4.8 rebounds per game as well—«not bad for a player known almost exclusively as a shooter. As for his uncanny shooting touch. Monroe downplays his ability in characteristic fashion. “Shooting isn‘t something I worked on all the way through. I didn't really work on it a lot until high school," he said. “It probably is one of the strong points of my game." Monroe is a master of understatement. In l988-89, he finished second in the conference in scoring with an average of 21.4, and , , , . thus became the first Wolfpack player since Kenny Carr in 1977 to Michael Russell/Staff break the 20-point mark for scoring average. Monroe was also second in the league in number of three-pointers Andrea Stinson drives past a Clemson player en route for two of her career-high 40 points, which set made, with an average of2.7 per contest—on 40.] percent a new record for most points by a women’s player in Reynolds Coliseum. shooting. He has hit the most three-pointers ofany Pack player ever (I34) season. and looks for more ofthe same this time the NCAAs,” he said. “This year a lot ofpeople going into his junior season. And he shot 79.7 percent from the free around. , don ' expect "5 ‘0 do well cause we 103' ChUCK)’ throw line in ‘88-89. I thought we had a great year. I m sure a lot of (Brown) and Kelsey (Weems). Like Stinson. Monroe was happy with his team's performance last people didn’t think we'd make it to the Sweet 16 of “I think we’ll do a lot better than people think. I’d like to see us win the ACC regular season again and do better in the tournament. And return to the NCAAs." Room for Improvement Stinson has also been working to improve several areas ofher game, A” ' YOU ' can' Eat including her outside shooting and her shooting. Over the NH summer, she played on the World Championship Qualifying mm "no. Tournament Team, against a lot of international competition. “It was a great experience," Stinson says of the time spent with the Q DI N N ER BU FFET team in Brazrl. My defense and my defensive posrtioning have definitely picked up a lot, having to play with international players who are experienced and like professionals." Includes pizza, spaghetti, Iosogno, soup, Stinson, more of a scorer as opposed to a pure shooter, shot 52.9 percent from the field and 66.l from the line last year. Still, she set salad bar, gOIIiC bread, and one cone Of ice cream the State records forbest season scoring average and most points scored in one season. GOOD FOR 'I _ 4 PEOPLE ANYDAYI Her ability to drive to the basket last season was uncanny, especially - considering that Stinson had been forced to sit out a year because of Proposition 48. 3993 Western BIVd 851.6994 The return to organized play was fairly smooth, though, she “When I sat out. I still played a lot." Stinson said. “It was just a matter ofadjusting from playing in the gym to organized play. “In the gym. it’s run and gun with the guys. After the first few weeks of practice, I got into the groove though." Stinson can often be spotted playing against. and beating. “the guys" in Carmichael Gym. She actually began playing basketball. in the sixth grade. out on the playgrounds against boys. And the basketball players Stinson mentions as her role models and favorite players are mostly male. . —to whom she is sometimes compared. And one closer to home. "I tell Rodney Monroe I always wanted to shoot like him." A Better Baseball Player Monroe started playing basketball when he was five or six years old. but he was interested in all sports back then—basketball. football. baseball. “I was a better baseball player then." Monroe smiles. “It wasn‘t until middle school that I started concentrating on basketball." Ask Monroe about role models in the sport and one name quickly comes up. “Dr. .I(ulius Erving) was always one of my heros." By his senior year at St. Maria Goretti High School. the former baseball player was the all-time leading scorer in Maryland prep basketball history. with 3.047 points. Touted as Jim Valvano's “backcourt of the future" along with Corchiani. Monroe wasted no time at State. playing in all 32 games as a freshman and finishing with an average of 11.] points and with a free throw percentage of 82.4. Like Stinson. he had the chance to better his game by playing against international competition over the summer. in Mexico with Corchiani. Monroe’s assessment of the experience mirrors Stinson's. “The players were older and more experienced. At that level. it’s like the NBA—they get paid. Everyone wants to beat the US. and they’re more aggressive." he said. The trip to Mexico also gave Monroe a chance to get to know backcourt partner Corchiani better. “This summer we spent a lot of time together. Off the court we got to know each other better. which will help us on the court." More Women Role Models Stinson admires many male basketball players. but she would love to see more female role models. Since basketball started out being played by men. the men’s game still gets the lion’s share of the attention. from the media and from the public. Along with the rest of the Wolfpack. Stinson is trying to change that fact this season. Stinson said the team is working hard to promote itself by handing out schedules and posters, and she herself gave a "V 5? .. I speech in one ofher classes. trying to convince students to come ’0‘“; support the Pack. “I'm trying my best to get people to come to the games." Simon (tinnitus/Sports lnformotlon Gaining fan support is a difficult task for women‘s basketball teams. because ofthe sport‘s male tradition. Stinson said. Rodney Monroe hits the jumper that gave the Pack the load for good in lIlt'lr si-mml mtmtI game “We have to win. we have to have exciting to watch. we have to against Iowa. Monroe scored a career-high 40 points in the (I()UI)I(’-()Vt'l'IIlll(' \'It tow. have a winning record every year." she commented. “We have to give the crowd something to come back for." Monroe and his team. on the other hand. are faced with the opposite problem—a little too much publicity. of the non-basketball type. With all of the off-court controversy which has surrounded the Pack since January, concentrating on the game sometimes becomes COLLEGE difficult. “Last year we handled it pretty well." Monroe said. “The best way to respond was to win games. This year it seems like every time it PAINT & Born! SHOP, Inc. dies down someone brings it back up. “We have to put it in the back of our minds andjust go out and be student-athletes." For the most part, the attention has seemingly focused on Valvano, rather than on his players. and Monroe shows little emotion when the topic is broached. “People ask a lot ofquestions but they haven't really acted any differently." he said. 8: DOMESTIC REPAIRS SINCE Success, Impact IO°/o DISCOUNT TO STUDENTS SIOOOO MAX The photo shoot is almost over. Stinson and Monroe have hectic *QUALITY PAINTING BODY REBUILDING schedules to return to, now that practice has started for the year. ' BINKS FACTORY LASER BEAM Classes. basketball practice and studying leave the two little time for PAINT BOOTH MEASURING anything but relaxing with friends, listening to music or going to INFRARED QUARTZ STATE-OF-THE ART movies. Then there are the occasional interviews and photo sessrons. DRYING LAMPS FRAME STRAIGHTENING EQUIP especially this time ofyear and at the end of the season. “I've been able to come in and make an impact on the team," Stinson said. “I didn't expect to. but I did. And that makes me proud. "I’ve accomplished a few of my goals, but I have a lot left. And I WRECKER SERVICE only have three years." ’ “In high school, you just want to play college ball," Monroe said. “Coming in as a freshman. being the sixth man, was great. Then [928-31 00 starting last year... “Before you start, you just don’t have any idea how much success [2'53 you’ll have.“ 1022 S. SAUNDERS ST. "This year is

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By Dwuan June a Final Four berth. Senior Staff Writer The first day of practice we said ‘Wolfpack Women all the Both Kilbum and Hobbs feel the Pack way to Knoxville.’ think has found the combination of youth and t's Monday afternoon. the team's togetherness is real high. experience that will take them to the Final Excitement is in the air in the It‘s the best in years. Four. back room ofthe NC. State sports “Our best talent is still young, but it is information office. Krista Kilburn, senior forward not a weakness," Kilbum said. “It’s well- WW W. Senior Wolf ack basketball balanced." %%%players Kerri lilobbs and Krista excitement she feels for 1989—90. Several best in years. “Because of the style we play,” Hobbs Kilbum are sitting at a table, eating bagels times during the interview, the “Everyone is giving high-fives in said, “having four people coming in will for lunch. a habit that Kerri now finds hard Fayetteville, Ga. native breaks her train of practicing, we’re doing things off the court definitely help~.” to break. thought, opting to show her enthusiasm together as well as on the court,” she says. Senior leadership is always the key to “Ever since I gave her one," Kilbum for the upcoming season. “(People) say that you don‘t have to be Yow’s program and this year is no says pointing to a salt bagel, “she has to “I’m so excited about this year," she friends to win as a team, but it helps ifyou different. Hobbs and Kilbum are up for have them." says. “I'm going to take my energies and are." the task. i Their faces glow with excitement while put them in a positive manner." It was the idea of a team concept that “I’m sure I’ve made some mistakes that I they eat. Glowing as if they knew what the Kilbum is the Pack’s top emotional persuaded Hobbs to play collegiate shouldn’t have," Kilbum says. “But as a first question would be before it‘s even leader on the coun, but coming in a close basketball instead of running collegiate senior, I can‘t dwell on the mistake. I have been asked. second is Hobbs. track. to correct it." “I‘ve just got an awesome feeling about The Mt. Laurel, New Jersey native also “Basketball is a team concept, where “IfI make a mistake, I can't walk around this year," Kilbum said between several finds it hard to control her emotions. track is more individual," she says. “I like and pout,” Hobbs said. “I must know the bites of a bagel. “This year is going to be "lt motivates your teammates, gets them the idea of team concept." mistake and make sure it doesn’t happen awesome." going if they've done something postive," The team. again." Hobbs expressed the same sentiment and Hobbs said. “It helps your teammates get Some experts consider this year's squad The senior leadership is there. The talent enthusiasm about the Pack‘s chances of pumped up. It's hard for me to keep it to be Yow's best. Kilbum returns her 7.5 and the experience is intact. The team going all the way arguably the best (enthusiasm) in when something good points and four rebounds per game concept is a given. The bottom line still chance in recent years. happens." average to the nation’s seventh-ranked adds up to enthusiasm. “I think that as far as cohesiveness and Suddenly. the atmosphere becomes preseason team, while Hobbs brings her “Enthusiasm is running high,” Hobbs experience goes," she said, “this is the best somewhat serious. The topic of 5.9 points and 4.3 rebound average to the says cracking a smile. “Our team goal is to team I've seen." expectations come up. As always, Pack. win an ACC championship and go to the They may be right. The Wolfpack expectations are running high in the Preseason all-Americans Andrea Stinson Final Four. Women are returning three starters and Wolfpack camp. and Rhonda Mapp lead a squad that is at “Our intensity level on the team, as far as seven lettermen from last year's 24—7 “The first day of practice, we said least three deep in every position. Throw I‘ve seen. is the highest in my four years squad that fell to Mississippi in the NCAA 'Wolfpack Women all the way to in the one of the top recruiting classes in here." Sweet 16. Knoxville,” Krista said. “l think the the country and you have all the “It’s just so hard to explain," Kilbum Being the energetic person she is. it is team’s togetherness is real high. it‘s the ingredients for an ACC championship and said. “This is going to be an awesome hard for Kilburn to hold back the year.” e ‘ :3 «V.K‘r' a¢ _. .‘ . a . fluW ..-"‘ , ‘ '1 . .- . 1; .. 9a,!,. a a)!.i , 4.! ie" ' ax"

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Some things never ever nationally-televrsed. regular change. season NCAA women‘s finest teams ever Last winter. the women‘s basketball contest. Nora Lynn and that certainly basketball program also broke Finch, State associate athletics into the top 20 in yet another director. knows there is more helps us to gain category: fan attendance. NCSU importance in the game than just visibility. was 15th overall in average the outcome on the scoreboard. women‘s basketball attendance “The pressure is on us to fill Kay Yow per game. Reynolds Coliseum for that But unlike the game," Finch said. “We are not accomplishments of the team — just carrying a game. The whole which required hard work. reputation of N.C. State’s dedication, and skill — the latter support for women’s basketball statistic was not achieved rests on the size of that through such perseverance by audience.” the university as a whole. Only a The Pack will also be televised relatively small group of people live on WKFT—Fayetteville six dedicated their support to the times during the season. All of team. the games will be shown on tape To reach 15th on the charts, delay on the cable network, State only needed 1500 Home Team Sports (HTS). hopes for this season. basketball. national championship. supporters per game on the The women will also be part of “Our goal is to get us in the top “It's a different type of The coach is a winner — not average. 1500. Some things a new ACC television package four in attendance,” said Robuck, basketball from the men's, but only at State. but as the gold need to change. when they play Virginia on who is the mother of team it's just as good." medal coach at the 1988 This season. the time for February 24. The game will be member, Gerri. “We feel that if Indeed, there can no longer be Olympics. The games are of change has come. broadcast live on HTS. we can get people to the games, any excuses. The team is good — national importance. as Through a combined effort of “The time has come to they‘ll come back. It's a good so good that they realistically exemplified by their national the athletics department, State’s promote women’s basketball in family atmosphere and exciting have a shot at winning the television broadcast. sports information office, the a way that we've never done Lady Pack Backers and several here," Finch said. “There are a other campus organizations number of things that are (including the team itself), State bringing this together. This UNITED PARCEL SERVICE women’s basketball will be basketball program is one of promoted this year like never national reputation. PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT before. “It‘s been extremely consistent, MALE FEMALE In fact, before the season ever not just in terms of winning tips off, the Wolfpack will be at games but in terms of their MONDAY-FRIDAY2 the forefront of the nation as the academic and social reputation WORK WEEK women's basketball team strives as well," Finch added. “Kay SHIFTS to acquire the support of both Yow is Coming off international THREE CONVENIENT WORK the student population and the acclaim. She is perhaps the best Raleigh community on a large known women‘s basketball 5pm-9pm scale. coach in the world. And the 1 1pm-3am State head coach Kay Yow, irony is that she is not as well' 4am-8am currently in her 15th season at known in Raleigh as she is in the helm of State’s program, Moscow. believes many key factors have “We think the major difference EXCELLENT WAGES combined to make this season is television.” STARTING PAY $8 PER HOUR unlike any other. The Pack will also call on a APPLY AT: “Each program perhaps has its volunteer, non—profit moment in time when you‘re organization. the Lady Pack STUDENT SERVICES CENTER ready to take that next step." Backers. to assist in promotion. Yow said. “We have the The Lady Pack Backers began Room 2 1 00 potential to have one of our last year in December with a or finest teams ever and that group of about 15 concerned EMPLOYMENT SECURITY COMMISSION certainly helps us to gain members of the Raleigh 700 Wade Ave. visibility. community. The organization, 8:30am—4pm “With the tradition of our now with over 300 members, program, the enthusiasm from has only one intent —— to MONDAY 'I‘I—IRU FRII)AY last season. and the fact that we increase awareness and thereby AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER have 11 of 13 players back from increase attendance. last year, I think everybody Linda Robuck. chairperson of knows that this may be a very the Lady Pack Backers, has high 26 Nov.l, I939 Technician Basketball Special

Pack shoots for NCAA Final Four By Dwuan June scoring average was also a Senior Staff Writer school record. In Mapp, Yow has the Head women‘s basketball conference’s most accurate coach Kay Yow wants to shooter. The Asheville native make it to the Final Four in shot 64.4 percent from the stadium attendance in 1989- field last season and averaged 90. 14.3 points and 8.2 rebounds But this may be the year that per game. Mapp, who will Yow and the Wolfpack probably man the center Women make it to the Final position. also added 53 Four on the court as well. assists, 3] steals and 20 The I989—90 version of the blocked shots and made the Wolfpack Women appears to all—ACC Tournament team. be one of Yow's best squads, “We have two exceptionally going three deep at every slot. talented players in Andrea “1 think we have potential Stinson and Rhonda Mapp," for one of our finest teams," Yow said. “We have a solid, Yow said. “We have a good quality cast of players behind blend of quality inside and them.“ perimeter players." Yow would like to see the The Wolfpack returns three Pack run a transition game starters and seven and Mapp knows the key to letterwinners from last year’s running the transition centers V“ unit, which finished 24-7 and around her ability to get the lost to Mississippi in the ball to the open person. NCAA Sweet [6. The “I have to get the rebounds Women's Basketball News to start the transition." Mapp Service (WBSN) has the Pack says, "because we basically ranked sixth in their want to run a transition game ~. preseason poll while Street & for 40 minutes.“ Smith‘s has the Wolfpack Last year’s squad was strong Women seventh in the nation. in talent, but weak in Heading the list of I‘etuming experience. This year‘s squad players are junior guard has ample senior leadership Andrea Stinson, junior center and Kilbum should lead the " Rhonda Mapp and senior way. Krista Kilbum. Kilburn is probably the Stinson set a State school Pack’s most intense record for most points in a competitor. The Fayetteville season (733) and the most native averaged 7.5 points points scored in Reynolds and four rebounds and can Eddie Gontrom/Staff Coliseum by a woman with a play either the power forward, 40—point performance Michael RIM/Staff Junior guard Andrea Stinson led the ACC in scoring against Clemson last year. See WOLFPAOK. Page 27 Junior center Rhonda Mapp averaged 14.3 points last year with an average of 23.6 points per game. Her league-leading 23.6ppg and 8.2 rebounds per game last season.

Robuck relieson her mental abililies and dedication By Mic Cover Robuck’5 personal success in physical attributes," she said. Staff Writer the sport dates back to when she Robuck relies on her mental began to play in the sixth grade. abilities and on her dedication. One of the most important “My parents are very athletic,” “Coach (Kay) Yow has a traits for a Wolfpack athlete to she explained. Her family was a saying 'You play hard, play have is sheer effort. Persistence major influence in her decision smart, play together and play and will can often be the sole to play basketball, Robuck said. with confidence,’” she said. tools to lead a team to victory. Playing smart is one of NC. State junior guard Gerri By the time Robuck finished Robuck‘s goals as an athlete. Robuck has these tools and high school, she had played For the Wolfpack team, she plans to use them in the three different varsity sports. wants to win the ACC title and upcoming basketball season. Feeling burned out, she took a reach the NCAA Final Four. “It all goes back to effort," the year off from varsity athletics “We’ve stepped the team up accounting major said. “You set when she arrived at State. another level from last year.’ your sights on something, “I don't regret the time off,” she said. “We‘ve got a lot of you've got to try your hardest." Robuck said. “I’m rested now unity. We can do it.” Robuck’s philosophy, if and I’m ready to go." The road to the Final Four will applied by her teammates, will Robuck played in 22 games be easier to travel if State's fans insure a winning season. last season and started three . turn out to watch the Pack win. “If one person doubts one bit, As an individual player, ‘Come see our games." we probably won't win," she Robuck is a leader with her Robuck said. “We have some said. “But if we set our mind to determination and persistence. televised games this season. We it. we can beat anybody." “I hustle all the time and give need a lot of fans for them.” Robuck finds that basketball is 110 percent," she said. “I don’t the most effective way to show give up easily. I fight it to the Robuck anticipates many WWW/3'0" athletic determination. end.” (Wis lays of athletic talent for the “I love the game," she said. She also knows the importance Wlfpack fans this year. (.uarrl (writ Rnbm k sat out from sports her first year at State, “It's a combination of ofthe game’s mental aspects . ‘They won’t see just girls out .rttor plavmg three varsity sports in high school. everything: endurance, “It’s all so mental for me," she there, but basketball players. I quickness and teamwork." said. “I don‘t have all the think they‘ll be surprised." Wolfpoick ranked as high as sixth in preseason polls Continuedfrom Page 26 Lehmann, the Pack‘s designated challenge for the point guard three—point shooter, hit 43.4 spot. small forward or big guard percent of her three-point field Krissy and Jenny Kuziemski, position. goal attempts (53 of l22). according to Yow, have the best “I want to be a solid player,“ Robuck possesses an all-around work habits of any players she Kilbum said. “I need to take that game highlighted by her has recruited. The Women's 15-foot shot. I know I can hit it. excellent defensive skills. She Basketball News Service picked The coach told me the other day will probably be the Pack’s sixth Parker and Krissy Kuziemski for that I need to take that open l5- man. its first team all-American footer." Hancock and Nester both have freshman team. Expect Kilburn to make her excellent ball-handling skills as If there is a weakness in the presence felt at the power well as soft shooting touchs. Wolfpack Women. it could he at forward position, popping out to Hancock will probably see more the point. The position is take the short 15—foot jumper or time in the backcourt spelling unproven with Lehmann and to be on the receiving end of a Stinson, while Nester will Parker battling for the starting fast break. probably enter the game to break nod. If neither prove adequate for Junior and open an opponent’s stingy inside the job, Yow may move Stinson senior Kerri Hobbs add strength defense with her almost to the point and Lehmann to It the search for a hairstyle you can feel to a front line that Will also automatic lS-footer. shooting guard. comfortable with has you turning every which feature 6—5 redshin freshmen Teri “No question, this is the most Still, the key to this year's Whyte. Manning and Hobbs can talented team I‘ve ever had at success is team unity. way but loose, visit Hair Nature's Way, where hit the soft lO-footer in the lane N.C. 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ACC among notion’ s best conferences By Dwuan .lune improving as are Duke and squad, head coach Chris Weller recruiting because we needed from the Blue Devils this year. Senior Staff Writer Georgia Tech. is fortunate enough to have solid immediate help and college Senior Sue Hamett returns to the This year, however, should be depth at every position. experience. Duke lineup with her averages of The balance of power in ACC the year of the Wolfpack Women. Returning starters Christy “In the early pan of the season, 19.6 points and 8.2 rebounds per women‘s basketball has The Pack is returning three Winters, Subrena Rivers and I’m not concerned with our game. remained unchanged throughout starters and seven letterwinners Carla Holmes must make up for breaking into_the Top 20.“ Still, head coach Debbie the years. from last year’s 24-7 squad the loss of Maryland's top two Virginia triust overcome the Leonard must replace Jenni But the gap between the haves which lost to Mississippi in the scorers. Holmes will probably loss of senior guard/forward Kraft, who averaged 13.6 points and the have nots has changed. NCAA Sweet 16. assume Tate’s role at the point Tonya Cardoza, who was ruled per game, and Tracey making the conference more Heading the list of returnees is with Sue Panek playing the No. 2 ineligible this season. ACC Christopher, who grabbed 9.6 competitive inside and out. the conference‘s leading scorer, position. Rookie of the Year . points per game. No longer Andrea Stinson. The junior guard - Freshman who averaged a team~1eading UNC head can from Cornelius, N.C. averaged 20.2 points per game, will coach Sylvia Maryland or 23.6 points, dished out 113 will probably : quarterback an offense that will H a t c hell ' s an NC State assists and had 94 steals. man the post ' feature 5-6 Camela Franklin at squad is still walk into Junior center Rhonda Mapp for Weller's forward and 6—2 forward/center young, but Cleemson 's will anchor a frontline that may Terrapins. . Audra Smith the four LI Itlejohn be one of the nation’s best. While the " The Demon Deacons may be r e t u r n i n g Coliseum or ,5 _. Mapp, the 6-3 center from Terps have , the conference sleeper this year. starters have a Wake Forest's ' Asheville, NC, averaged 14.3 depth at every ' Junior Jenny Mitchell leads a y e a r s Reynolds Chmmr points and 8.2 rebounds per position, they Km" Deacon attack that went 16-12 e x p e r i e n c e SYMO Gymnasium and expect to come game. Her 64.4 lack the [Dun-"bury last season. Mitchell averaged a under their belt. Hatchell out with a win. percentage was good enough for experience needed to face what team-leading 18.6 points and 8.1 The Heels’ strengths lie at the As a result, the ACC has second in the nation. may be one of the country's rebounds. forward position with become one of the nation’s Although the Pack lost senior toughest schedules. But Weller At 6-3. Lisa Dodd will continue sophomores Dawn Bradley and premier conferences for women‘s point guard Debbie Bertrand and thinks the Terrapins can maintain to man the post for the Deacons. LeAnn Kennedy and seniors basketball. Last year, the ACC forward Sandee Smith. the Pack their record of success. But in order for Joe Sanchez’s Sheri Anderson and Marsha placed four teams in the NCAAs, has a deep bench to overcome “The challenge of the schedule team to be successful, Dodd will Matthews. with Maryland reaching the Final the losses. State also boasts one will give experience to our young have to improve her 7 points and The Heels lose their top scorer Four. of the nation's top recruiting players and allow them to take 7.9 rebounds per game average. and rebounder in center Merlaine Only the Southeastern classes. garnering point guard their rightful place in the The Yellow Jackets return four Oden. who averaged 12.1 points Conference could boast of a Danyel Parker, the leading scorer Maryland tradition." she says. “I starters and four letterwinners and 8.9 rebounds per game. But better achievement, placing five in NC. prep history. and feel confident that this schedule from last year‘s squad. which the Heels should have enough teatns in the tournament. Not guard/forwards Krissy and Jenny will allow them to meet their tied the school record for most depth to overcome the loss. only did SEC school Tennessee Kuziemski from New Jersey. goal of being the best they can wins in a season. Second-year With State ranked as high as wm the national championship. “Our strengths are experience, possibly be." head coach Agnus Berenato led sixth in several preseason polls. but they beat fellow SEC school better than outstanding play at Clemson finds itself in the Georgia Tech to a 14-14 mark. and Virginia, Maryland and Aubum in the finals. the No. 2 guard with Andrea awkward position of having to The Tech offense centered Clemson cracking the Top 20 in Because the SEC and the ACC Stinson and overall team speed replace the five starting seniors around sophomore forward others, this could be the year have emerged as the finest and quickness." head coach Kay who led the Tigers to the Sweet Karen Lounsbury. Lounsbury hit competition within the conferences for women's Yow said. “Last year's team was 16. Although head coach Jim an ACC and school record 71 conference hits an even higher basketball. the possibility of an young and inexperienced and Davis had an excellent recruiting three-pointers and finished fifth level. ACC-SEC series similar to the went 24-7. We're a year older year, no program in the country in the conference in scoring with “We cannot underestimate men‘s ACC-Big East Challenge and wiser so our expectations are that can withstand the loss of five a 19.3 average. anyone," said State senior Krista has been discussed by officials in high. We’ve got enough talent seniors. “Karen is so consistent, and Kilbum. “We can’t take it easy." the two conferences. and the commitment to do some But if Davis can survive the naturally we will be counting on Perhaps UNC‘S Hatchell sums lndeed. times have changed in great things." first half of the Tigers' schedule, her a great deal,” said Berenato. it up best. the ACC, and there is no year Following on the heels of the he may prove critics wrong. “She's a great shooter. and she “Some of the teams lost great more indicative of those Pack will be the defending ACC “This is not a typical rebuilding really has worked hard to players, but had good recruiting changing times than the 1989-90 champion Maryland Terrapins. year," Davis said. “Still at the improve her quickness.“ years," she said. “So, the campaign. State, Maryland and Although the Terrapins lose same time we will be a very North Carolina and Duke conference shouldn’t lose any of Virginia are still the teams to Olympic standout young team next season with should be the conference's most the balance it's gained over the beat. But Clemson, Wake Forest and all-ACC point guard Deanna only one senior, but we hit the improved teams. past few years. We can't go and North Carolina are steadily Tate from last year’s Final Four junior college ranks very hard in No one knows what to expect anywhere but up."

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Mapp reaches

for new heights

By l)wuan .Iune ACC and all-America candidate by .eniov Staff Writer several publications. Although the predictions are nice. Mapp says. they are liinioi' center Rhonda Mapp may well not going to change the way she he the key to the Woll’pack Women’s approaches the game. success this season. “I look at myself as being Rhonda The 6—3 Asheville native will probably Mapp. preseason all-ACC or not,“ she hold the center position. where she says. “l just have to worry about being averaged 1—1.3 pomts and 8.2 rebounds me. per game. Mapp‘s 64.4 percent field goal percentage was Teammates have said Mapp is playing good enough for at the top of her game right now. But second in the Mapp has some reservations about that toiinti‘) and she assessment. .li\‘t added 53 “The peak ol‘ my game will be to get to .l‘s‘.t\'.\. ‘tl steals the Olympics. to win the ACC .t'lti Ill blocked Championship and to get to the NCAAS .iioi-. to her — that‘s when l have reached the peak of llllplL‘SslVC array my game. oi’siais. “1 have to be more consistent on And. according Rhonda Mapp defense this year. Offensively. my game 'i Mapp. those wil come. but defensively l have to be stats can only get better. more consistent. “l weigh a lot less this year.” Mapp said. “l want to be a leader like Krista ‘l feel that I can run the court a lot better (Kilburn) and Kerri (Hobbs). I want the 'his year." team to come to me and talk if they have And that means good news for the any problems." Wolfpaek Women. In order for the Pack With the Pack returning three starters to have a successful year, the Wolfpack and seven other letteimen from last year's Women must execute their transition 24-7 squad which lost to Mississippi in game. the NCAA Sweet 16, many experts have Mapp will be the centerpiece of that tagged the Pack as possible Final Four plan. panicipants in Knoxville, Tn. “Rebounds stan transition.“ Mapp said. Mapp said the potential and the “As long as we have rebounds. we are intensity are there. going to be in transition. "You have to get the rebounds out to the “Everyone is so hyped about this year," point people. Even ifthey hit. we can still Mapp said. “We feel very confident about get the ball out quickly " this season. Our only goal is to do well EddteGontrom/Staff Mapp has been tabbed a preseason all- this year and come together as a team." Rhonda Mapp’s 64.4 percent field goal shooting was second in the nation last year.

Whyte to return to action after year on sidelines ~3TI1Recor

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Yow continues striving for national title By Tom Olsen three ACC championship teams: 1989-90 season to be a season in which we hope to take a great AssistantSports Edtor I980. 1985 and 1987. . . .it one did reach the which, perhaps, we can take step forward in terms of the any mountain, another big step with our television package. radio package Kay Yow has reached many Yow’s achievements range from top of women‘s basketball program.” and promotion and marketing of levels ofsuccess on the mountain coaching the 1988 Olympic team the only way to go Yow said. “I think we have the single games as well as the of life in the last few years, but to a gold medal in Seoul to being from there is down. I potential for one of our finest season." still she strives to climb higher. the fifth woman inducted into the teams." Yow first began this part of her “I will never reach the top of North Carolina Sports Hall of prefer to keep Yow cited the blend of inside climb after her return from the my mountain.” the head coach of Fame to bringing women’s climbing. and outside players, as well as of Olympic games. the N.C. State women’s basketball to television in an Kay Vow experience and youth, as some of “I was excited with what basketball team said. “For if one ESPN package this season. the biggest pluses for the women can do in the game of did reach the top of any What could she have left to program. basketball as well as in all mountain. the only way to go accomplish? But being number one on the sports." she said. from there is down. I prefer to “For me, there’s so much left to have these things occur and more court isn't all Yow wants. She Last year. the Lady Pack keep climbing.” do," the North Carolina native than once." wants to be number one in Backers were formed to help Yow came to State in I976 and said. “Our team at North Carolina Perhaps the next plateau for attendance. too. has coached the Wolfpack to an State has never played in a Final Yow and the State basketball “We are on the verge of some See m, Page 32 overall 315-112 record in her Four or won a national program is the upcoming season. outstanding peripheral activities.“ tenure. She has also coached championship. I would love to “I'm really looking for the she said. “This is the year in Street & Smith’s Top 20 WBSN News Service 1. Louisiana Tech 1. Stanford 2. Tennessee 2. Tennessee 3. Stanford 3. Louisiana Tech SUNDAY SPECIALS - 4. Georgia 4. Georgia 5. Texas 5. Long Beach State 10 oz. Prime Rib At the Oyster Bar . 6. Auburn 6. MC. State Steamed . 7. MO. State 7. Auburn l..l.l with baked potato Snow Crab Legs 8. Long Beach State 8. Pmdue Q. and house salad ALl. \‘(lll (LAN lull a 9. Mississippi 9. Texas ow)- to. Purdue 10. UNLV 95 11. UNLV 11. Stephen F. Austin plus tax. 12. Iowa 12. Clemson 13. Virginia 1 113. Western Kentucky Poseidon Lounge opens Sun. at 4 PM. 14. Stephen F. Austin f 11.4. Louisiana State 3 :15. 3 .isiana State ‘ '1‘. .l'rseph's 516. Cid [bouillon 'r'. 56:8 chl‘i . ' Q -xVeptuneb gal/cg E 1? Tennessee We? 1 'm gSUNDAYS Oyster Bar Family Restaurant 8: Poseidon lounge is. Lian/land . .4 .lkmtppl l 5] l I Western Blvd. 851-4993 E i‘Jasmnoton "9. (lumen l I O I I O O O C a a o o o ' 0 ‘11. Jeep :3 ‘20. Virginia l l..._--_v. i 32 Nov. 1, i989 Technician Basketball Special

Yow working hard to increase Number three not so unlucky for fan support at home games Lehmann, State’s junior point guard Continuedfrom Page 31 “Last year we were ranked l5th by the NCAA in attendance. By Sharon Chaney increase attendance and to help With greater involvement from Staff Writer establish greater visability for the the community. particularly team. increased student fan support. we To the superstitious. bad luck This year Yow hopes to build have the opportunity to be in the appears in sets ofthree’s. upon that base for support. top four in the country (in To Nicole Lehmann. of the “We obviously need the help of attendance). if not number one." N.C. State women’s basketball many business people in the To help inspire support, Yow team. the number three is a community with their financial and the team chose a theme to hard-eamed fact oflife. backing to help make this a represent them and their attitude Recognized for her gifted reality,“ Yow said. “If we receive this season. three-point shot ability. the 5-5 this kind of backing, we can “We have chosen as our theme back up point guard finished begin to develop a model this year ‘Packed With Pride.” last season sinking 53 out of program right here in Raleigh. Yow said. “I would like to see 122 three pointers. ‘ North Carolina at North Carolina the arena packed a little more It was these added points State Univ-‘r.i'v and that really with a lot ofpride." which helped lead the Lady excites me." Yow intends to continue her Pack to a 24-7 record. and to an Another key step in Yow‘s climb this season. reaching elite spot among the nation’s climb is gaining student support. higher. top 16 women’s basketball “A student group called “I believe we‘re on the verge of programs during the I988~89 PRESSA has agreed to assist me something big happening." Yow season. and the team in developing a said. “We‘re ready to move to plan to hopefully involve much another level of women‘s With the 1989-90 season larger numbers of students to basketball at North Carolina quickly approaching, Lehmann attend our games." Yow said. State." is anticipating a championship year. According to Lehmann, the women‘s basketball program has the potential, and the ability, to realistically achieve a national championship status. “We are a very dedicated team. We possess strength, GET A JUMP 0N quickness and more Mattel/Sta" importantly. unity." Lehmann All THE HOOP said. “Nothing is out of reach if Junior point guard Nicole Lehmann is the Pack’s designated you work hard as a team to get shooter, connecting on 53 of 122 three-pointers last year. more.” ACTION! The Wolfpack will be Adding responsibility to three-point shot records. entering the season ranked as pressure. Lehmann, a junior. Currently. he travels across the high as sixth in the nation in acquires a leadership role this country lecturing on shooting many preseason polls. season. Being the oldest. and fundamentals. Although ratings can create possibly the most experienced. Lehmann's greatest influence premature confidence within a point guard on the team. she and role model though. is her team. Lehmann does not assumes the position of team brother. . a foresee this happening to the leader. senior point guard at Drexel. Pack. Leadership, it appears. runs Lehmann. Lehmann and “As a team, we don’t rely on thick in the Lehmann family. Lehmann. Another set of ratings." Lehmann said. “We Lehmann's father. George threes. are going out to win. regardless Lehmann. played nine years of Nicole Lehmann. on the of the opponent, or the ranking professional basketball, during contrary. is by no means which may be at stake." which he broke many A.B.A. unluckyn

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What's all the HOOP-la about?

Sdu JOY/Staff Junior center/forward Sharon Manning had career highs of 17 Shoot on over to points and 16 rebounds in the ACC Tournament.

Manning plays within system AVENT FERRY By Sharon Chaney l989-90 season ranked as high Staff Writer as sixth in the nation in many preseason polls, Manning is Shopping Center and Find out! It’s all in the system. expected to produce all- The system? conference performances. Play hard, play smart, play Despite the pressure to succeed together and play with on the shoulders ofthe Wolfpack confidence. team, Manning is confident of . Avent Ferry Cleaners - Rite Aid Drug And according to Sharon herself and of her teammates. - Avent Ferry Eye Clinic . Subway Manning, of the N.C. State “I’m going to give 110 percent . Avent Ferry Laundromat . Susan's Hallmark & Florist women's basketball team, it is of myself. and do what the team . Food Lion - US. Post Office this system which will hopefully, needs me to do." Manning said. and realistically. lead the “We’re a talented team — we 0 Great Mistakes . Videorama Wolfpack women to a can only beat ourselves." Hardees . Wildfiour Boston Pizza championship season. The Pack practices up to three - Hunt General Tire Manning, a 6-3 junior, will be hours a day, and Manning - The Pantry Coming Soon: USA Financials leading the State front court this attributes much of the team‘s season in the center/forward dedication to succeed to head position. coach Kay Yow. Recognized for her strong “We’ve learned so much under inside playing ability, Manning coach Yow." Manning said. “She L Fiji] / , was runner-up for ACC Rookie is a very respectable coach, of the Year during the 1987—88 everyone loves her, and best of season. Last year, she averaged all she doesn’t yell." ( l 9.3 points and 5.2 rebounds per Sharon Manning, the NC. game. In the finals of the ACC State women's basketball team 4“ r i' r ‘1'”, A, Tournament against Maryland, and head coach Kay Yow? Manning had career highs of 17 Yes, a system. points and I6 rebounds. A system of potential. Corner ofiAve’nt Ferry Rd. and Gorman St. With the Pack entering the dedication and certain success. 34 Nov. i, 1989 Technician Basketball Special

Three Parade high school

all-Americans join Pack By Tim Zettel before, that's what other people used to being compared with Staff Writer said," Parker said. each other because of the many Parker wants to fit in with the similarities between them. She The future of NC. State‘s Wolfpack team and to help them adds the two have always w o m e n ' s reach the highest possible goal practiced basketball attainable. She is not interested in together and t e a m individual honors and wants only tried to help continues to to work together with the team. each other look bright Head coach Kay Yow has high g 1 with their with the praise for Parker. individual arrival of “Potentially, Danyel can be a . games. t‘ r e s h m e n great collegiate player. She has j" Jenny and D a n y e I . the tools and the desire to take ‘ ' ' K r i s s y Parker. Jenny ii her game to an extremely high v / shared the Kuziemski level." Yow said. “Parker has honor of and Krissy Donyol Parker super versatility. She’s a player Jenny hemg named Kuziemski. with an abundance of raw talent. Kuziemski as the All three freshmen were given “She has excellent quickness Naismith High School Players of high school all-American and she's a proven scorer, two the Year in New Jersey after their recognition by Parade Magazine. things a coach likes to see." senior years. Parker was a second-team all- Parker said she chose State Krissy was a two—time New America, while Jenny Kuziemski because she has always wanted Jersey prep player of the year. As was a fourth—team and Krissy to be an engineer and State has a a senior point guard she averaged Kuziemski was a third—team all— great engineering school. 22.3 points, 10.1 rebounds, 7.8 America. Jenny and Krissy Kuziemski assists and 4.6 steals. She shot 58 are identical twins from South percent from the field and 72 Scott Jocloon/Stott Parker. a 5-6 guard from Amboy, New Jersey. They are percent from the line. Krissy also Clinton, is the all—time leading very similar in both their playing scored a school record 2,072 Krissy Kuziemski handles the ball against Ashley Hancock. scorer in North Carolina styles and opposing teams often points in her career. Kuziemski was a two-time New Jersey prep player of the year. women's basketball history. She find it difficult to tell the During their four years at scored 3,225 points in her career. difference between the two on Hoffman. the Kuziemskis ledthe including a scoring average of the court. team to 3 121-6 overall record to traveling with the Wolfpack very evident in the way they over 30 points per game each of To complicate matters for the and four state championships. and are pleased with the unity of practice and the way they play. her four years in high school. -pposition. their uniform Both are enrolled in the College the team. The Kuziemskis "have all the Parker was chryone's playe. r "‘ numbers are 14 and 41. of Humanities and Social “Jenny and Krissy have intangibles you look for when the year after leading Clinton Jenny averaged 19.3 points, Sciences at State. tremendous work habits, you recruit high school players. High to a 27—0 record an.', ' 10.2 rebounds, 4.2 assists and 4.4 probably the best of any prep They will make a strong State 2-A title as a seriii ‘ . steals her senior year at Hoffman Both Jenny and Krissy want to players I’ve ever recruited," Yow contribution to our program in all with all of these credentials. she High. She also shot 53 percent help the Wolfpack reach their said. “They have what we call areas,” Yow added. remains modest. from the field and 80 percent goal of an ACC championship “heart-power”. They play hard The 5-10 Kuziemskis will play “I never really c...isuiered from the line. and a trip to the NCAA Final and they play to win. both the guard and forward myself the star of the team Jenny said she and her sister are Four. They are looking forward “Their dedication to the game is positions for State. 1988-89 Wolfpack Women-Team Superlatives m _. Most Points 115 vs. Iona HOW TO COURTYARD BSST FG °/o 65.5 vs Wake (ist) hMurriol1® Best FT % 86.4 vs. Ga. 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Whyle ready to

looks for prove she belongs Continued from Pugh St) minute ot collcgc hall. she I\ the assist \NCil aware ol her teammates 3.7m Lake Mary High School. She The team l\ like a tarni‘ry when ll averaged over l7 points and si\ hits the court and \\ilL’l‘ ' ic‘;t\c\ By Carlton Cook blocked shots per garlic. Whytc the court. Staff Writer was a member of an .»\:\l7 tcam. “(in thc \lltlli. A: 'l_\ to helping lead them to the l'lorida encourage each othcr "H‘~tll\L.‘ Natalie Nester, a sophomore State Championship four years. rcrrttorccrncnt.' \\ I‘ . " mild forward on N.C. State‘s A year off might lead one to ”Off the toutt. . md women‘s basketball team. does believe that Whytc is rusty. but lilctlds,” not crave the limelight. instead. she‘s ready to t‘acc thc challcrtgc, she believes that teamwork is "l practiced cxcryday" Whyte Nov. 11*. unit- to! "More to the key to a successful said. “The only thing I didn‘t do \iltl“ \ilC twlongs \\ uh \‘wo'tlputk basketball team. was play in a garlic." iNlNhL‘liirtii \Vllil i‘rr‘ in»; .l “A pass is better than a shot." Rhonda Mapp tor thc ill .1 wwat says this Mt. Airy native. who is W'hytc Is tt spifc‘Cll uulltcs oi thc “\k‘iNiti. ‘\\il:\lt’ rut} majoring in marketing with a communrcations major \\ lit) he ttiilt‘ to makc on rliri‘i’c'illdlt' minor in fashion merchandising. impact lit thc paint. Playing in just under half of would like to work lll the team’s matches last year was advertising. Whytc takes The (MS Whytc t“ .t tlilit‘ quite an adjustment for Nester. obstacles with a stnrlc. but rtcryous about tl‘c "k'.t\(lll. hut who was the leader of her high krioWs managing hcr trrnc rs :xtrcrticly eager to approm h the school team and the best on the ditlicult. tirst tipped hall, She anticipates court. "First semester is much easier good things to comc. At NC. State. she notes that than the second semester." "I want to prm c that l dcscryc the talent is distributed more Whyte said. “During the second to belong on this tcaut.’ Whytc equally among the players. but semester. we have practices. said. "I‘m ready to contribute." she has found that playing a games and class to attend. lt cart Teri Whytc waitcd her turn and supporting role on the Wolfpack get frustrating and tiring." now she‘s finally getting to play squad is more rewarding than While Whyte has yet to play a the game she loves. her previous star status. Nester would like to see more playing time this year in the forward position. filling up the lane and going to the inside. She hopes this season that she will be able to prove herself in both assists and in field goals. Even though she is no longer the star of the court. Nester enjoys working with head coach Eddle GontrClm/Stcfl Kay Yow and has endless praise OUTLET for women's basketball under anthem at Yow. Sophomore forward Natalie Nester sings the national Home ofthe original "CYRUS" Nester touts her coach as the Wolfpack Women’s home games. Large variety of Phil :dciphaz Style Stall. “respected, admired. and just and Cheese Sandi. .gha using only the super.“ She describes Yow‘s Nester admits. but added that she summers between school and choicest beef cut fresh daily. expects great leadership from after she graduates from State. is program as “high-class" and more than a basketball player Cheese Steak 3.25 3.50 The ‘(iYR()S" 5.1:. says the coach sees her players seniors Kerri Hobbs and Krista (ircck (irtllcd them as students first and as athletes Kilbum. and marketing student. though. Provolone second. She cites both women as She is also a talented vocalist Mushroom Steak & Chccsc 3 3.5 3 75 (itrm Phltcr terrific role models. but who sings the national anthem at Swiss Hum (t Cheese , “She’d suspend us if our characterizes Kilburn as her women's basketball games and BBQ Steak $25 5.50 Turks} a Chet-v: ' 1: grades went down.“ Nester said. hero. calling her an “aggressive who has been invited to sing for Pepper Steak & Cheese 3 35 3 it) BLT - ;‘ Perhaps this is one reason the player who gives “0 percent — the men's team. an invitation she Provolone. Green Pepper Rucbcn 5.-.‘ Personal Fouls scandal that has the kind of player I want to be." has declined so far. Border Steak & Cheese 3 35 3 75 Pita Burger W5 rocked this university has had Natalie Nester, who hopes to “If I sang for them. I’d have to Club on Pita i "5 such an impact on her. Earlier pursue a modeling career in the practice for a week." she insists. Chedder. Hot Pepper this year. Nester and a teammate Bacon Steak & Cheese 3.35 3.75 were accosted by a reporter Pizza Steak 3.35 3.50 SIDE ORDERS trying to get their reaction to the Tomatoe Sauce & Mozzarella French Fries ox Onion Rings 0.5 “tell-all" book by Peter Steak & Cheese Sumpreme 3.50 3.95 Potatochips .73 Bakidttl 3,5 Golenbock. Mushroom. green pepper. bacon Pita Bread Ml “It really makes me mad." "FIRST BAPTIST CHURCHi Footlong Steak &Cheese 6.00 Nester said. “Everybody's Double Meat, Double Cheese SALADS watching us a lot more closely A place tor you in our College Ministry 9:45 am Japanese Steak & Cheese 3.45 3.75 Tossed Salad .95 Greturduhdl ‘5 now.” College Sunday School Chicken Philadelphia 3.25 ChcfSalad 3,50 Nester insists, though, that the Worship 1 i:00 am Pizza on Pita 3.25 Wolfpack women are ready to worship ($1.50) go this year, despite the loss of Lunch following Vegetarian 2.65 Rhonda Mapp. a junior who has College Choir 12:30 pm been suspended by Yow for the IRANSPORiAnON PROVIDED DAILY SPECIAL: first semester. Wednesday Supper 5:15 - 6:00 pm ($1.50) 8" Steak & Cheese, Nester believes Mapp will be Small Group Bible Study Wed, 6:00 pm able to “show her stuff” this Friday Evenings Fellowship Fries, and Drink ONLY $3.75 year — despite not receiving We have a different topping enough recognition in the past — and will make all-ACC first 99 N. 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Sophomore Hancock tries to pick up where site or or roar season By Joe Johnson Hancock commented. “She's Off the court. Hancock r. Start were helped to take my game to it leaning toward a degree in higher level." business management which she In the upcoming season. On the court, Hancock hopes to nope:- to put to use as either a Springfield. Va. natzvc Ashlc;.' get more playing time, but that sales representative for an Hancock hopes to pick up where will be tough as the Wolfpack athletic equipment company or as she left off last year. returns :15»: of last year‘s squad the owner of a health spa. Hancock. who can play point that . itt’.‘ t 1. the Sweet Sixteen. In her free time, Hancock guard. shooting guard. or small “Tip: wt...» is hetaer this year enjoys going out with her forward. contributed many and L:'-’.;t"'_tt‘.ti wit! be shooting for teammates. quality minutes in 24 games last us," Hart<-oCi< said. "They are my best friends off season. Looking back over last season. the court as well as on the court." “I worked very hard during the Hancock said the two games that Hancock said. “During the off- off-season to improve my game." stand out most in her mind are season I also like water-skiing.“ Hancock said. “My confidence is the Stanford game and the Hancock is looking forward to also better because I know what Virginia game. the beginning of play. Coach [Kay] Yow wants me to “In the Stanford game we “Overall, I am looking to have a do. played our best —— we never let good season,” Hancock said. “I “It is an honor to play for coach down," Hancock said. “And in am seeing the court better, which Yow because she has taught me the Virginia game we hit 100 is one of the improvements that I so much about the game," points.” made over the off-season.” Soju Joy/Staff Ashley Hancock (15) has worked hard to improve her game. 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recruiting fo the Pack By Carlton Cook this year’s seniors, Krista Staff Writer Kilburn and Kerri Hobbs, can handle their leadership roles. Karen Freeman, assistant The team still has several of coach for the Wolfpack its top scorers from last year women's basketball team, is and Freeman believes their rapidly gaining experience in experience will add to their coaching women‘s basketball talents and to the team as a on the collegiate level. whole. After serving as a graduate She also notes Wolfpack team assistant for a year at Eastern members are unselfish on the Kentucky University, Freeman court, enhancing their team became the assistant women‘s unity. basketball coach and head Karen Freeman On the court, Freeman seems trainer at the University of staff work well together. most impressed with the level Wisconsin at Green Bay. Having “the same values, goals, of enthusiasm and desire in the She then joined the Wolfpack aspirations and expectations of Pack’s play. and is beginning her fourth year the players," is more important “It’s really fun to see them as an assistant coach to Kay than possessing similar work,” she beams. Freeman Swoyne Hall/Staff Yow. Not surprisingly, Freeman technical skills. says that although going to the feels extremely comfortable Bums’ absence also resulted Final Eight or Final Four is a First—year assistant coach Que Tucker, in her office with State with the program, the staff and in a transfer of duties, with tough goal, it is not an players Jenny Kuziemski, Andrea Stinson and Krissy Kuziemski. especially the players. Tucker taking over the unrealistic one. C...fl?kr.'t-tal.sm:-l,<.V She calls this year’s team “the academic side of the program Freeman admits the road to hardest working group of girls and Freeman taking the the Final Four will not be an Tucker brings enthusiasm since I’ve been here." recruiting responsibilities for easy one and she realizes even Still, the team must make a the Pack. But both remain close with the time spent in to her assistant position few adjustments, as a result of to the players. preparation, “it’s a gamble.” the loss of two of their starters As one would expect, some Still, she believes her players By Carlton Cook floor, it’s a dog fight." to graduation and one of their parents of potential recruits do are willing to pay the price. Staff Writer With a schedule which includes assistant coaches, Beth Burns, mention the Personal Fouls Freeman says a student athlete’s the ever-challenging ACC teams to a head coaching position at controversy in their interviews “time commitment is Que Tucker, N.C. State‘s new as well as Old Dominion, Maine, San Diego State. with Freeman. unbelievable,” and there is little assistant basketball coach, joins Providence and Georgia, it is The loss of Burns has brought “Maybe it has made it to no time for activities outside the Pack with much enthusiasm, easy to see why Tucker refuses a new face to the Wolfpack [recruiting] a little more of “hitting the books and but with realistic goals. to take anything for granted. squad, assistant coach Que difficult, but it’s nothing we working hard." Tucker replaces Beth Burns, Tucker IS guarding against Tucker. Freeman says Tucker can’t overcome," Freeeman Yet, Freeman thinks the who left last year for San Diego being swept away in the passion complements the program well said. willingness to make the State to become their head of Division I basketball, and was the first choice as Although the team will miss necessary sacrifices freely is the women’s coach. Tucker is taking especially in a conference likes Burns’ replacemnet from the last year’s senior point guard mark of a good team and she is over as academic liaison between the ACC. She is planning to take start. Debbie Bertram and her happy to see the high level of coach Kay Yow and the one step at a time and “let things To Freeman, the “intangibles” experience, Freeman believes commitment in this year’s university in addition to her fall into place.” are what makes the coaching Wolfpack. coaching duties on the court. After accomplishing a solid Although she admits it is record during regular season «tr'1\‘"Walnullt3daflmfizmmm.namtmwwar overwhelming to come from play. Tucker hopes it the Pack .u;n Reidsville Senior High School to will be ready to shine during a university of 28,000 with a post—season play, such as the nationally-recognized basketball ACC tournament in Fayetteville program, Tucker said she is and the NCAA Final Four in excited about the opportunity. Knoxville, Tennessee. She addedshe enjoys working with Yow on a day-to-day basis. Though the Wolfpack Women Tucker believes the team is in have the ability to have an good physical shape (there are no outstanding season this year, injuries as of yet) and she is support from the student body is confident about the Pack's still lacking. chances, despite its tough The State-Maryland game set schedule. for January 6, I990 (during lUlNGS, SHRIMP Christmas break), will be She feels the team looks “pretty televised nationwide on ESPN, it OYSTER RORST balanced" and feels the Pack's is not at all certain the State bench will be quite strong. students will attend the game and RGRCH MUSIC Although point guard Debbie support the team in its long— HOOTERS OF RALEIGH Bertrand graduated last year, awaited opportunity for national 4206 Wake Forest Road Tucker feels the Pack is in good TV coverage. Raleigh NC 27609 shape at that spot. Tucker says Yow has been 830.988? “Nicole Lehmann gives talking to several student groups FUN, FUN, FUN Learflwumtca..wmwtma.e. experience at the point guard outlining initiatives to encourage position and freshman Danyel student enthusiasm for men’s TIL VOUR DRDDV TRHES VOUR T-BIRD RUJRV. Parker gives depth," Tucker said. basketball to spill over into the Nevertheless. she is counting women‘s program. on seniors Krista Kilburn and “When they see the women's Kerri Hobbs to provide needed game is exciting basketball with leadership this year on the court. all-American athletes they will WHATA PAIR . . . Tucker tries to keep things in be pleasantly surprised," Tucker the proper perspective. said. “They will be turned on to TWO DOLLARS OFF ANY PLATE OF WINGS “There are never any givens,“ women's basketball and will beat ~BRING IN THIS COUPON - Tucker said. “Once you hit that a path to our door." Nov. 1, 1989 Technician Basketball Sper ml 39

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