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State the basketb.all team to faithfully .··. ' p.4 game last season was a thriller support_ both at each and every ACC Schedal~·. ·. ' • > - • •• in every sense of the word, but game. For this ·reason, they · for me, the best part was seeing, should get the best &eats in the :·;p··.. ·:.• :.· . .·5. : ·. ''· . hearing and feeling the support house. Many of the people who r .,: ::· ~ -~.... ." ~ , Tyroae ,Bopes ·. ~ .· . ... of the fans. complain about the· Spirits are ·When the Wolfpack led by as the same ones who give up hope ip.e· many as seven points during the when the team is':. down by, say, M&rk ,CJi&e ·.· .. first and second halves, the State three ·points . or so, .or they are . fans screamed for mQre, hoping · those who can't even attend.half to put the Demon Deacons away of 'the games. ·p.7······ .·· Charlie' . Thomas·.·~. for good. This was to be ex· There is no limit ·as to the . pected, as all fans support their number of persons allowed ·to join - team when things are going their the Spirits, so why don't we have p.S , Dennis. Calvert.... ·. ·... · .· way. Thus, I was not surprised to 1000 students in the club? I can't hear their deafening roar. an.swer that question,. ·nor. do' I What happened next, though, know who can. I joined· the club ... Jie.9 · . ' Men's ReCnlilS'·.. ' ' . did surprise me, as I had never for the first time last y~ar, and · .· . '.. ' .~ '' . : ~· experienced the feeling at a Wake immediately noticed the new pro­ ... Forest home game. 'The visitors visiOn. requiring 100 percent ·at­ Bob,Staak · :p.l.O scored nine consecutive points to tendance. However, for the two ' . take a three point lead, but the games that I missed, I was easiM. fans never stopped ·shouting, ly able to fmd a friend to go in p.ll:. ~· stomping and cheering. As we all my place. Assistaltts··· . know, the Wolfpack came back to The basketball team lost·five win by two points and Claim a or siX games this year by- .. five share of the ACC title. I an con­ points or less. If we want our 1988 Previews . Vinced, though, that the two Demon Deacons to Win these point victory would never have ga~es, let's really put forth an Men p.~2 .. come about had it not been for effort to show them by joining the . the support of the fans. Deacon Spirits this year. I have read the continuing Students at N.C. State camped editorials berating our own sup­ .o.ut.from Saturday until Thursday p.13 Women . port group, the Deacon Spirits. in order to get tickets for the Altbough some of the complaints g~me. They considered it a ··p~14. may be legitimate, I must take my ·priVilege to support their team. Joe·· Sanchez•·· hat off to them. These people Shouldn't we? made a commitment to both RON MONTESANO p.l~;:;,; Wake Forest University and to Staff Columnist Kathy Turner . - . .. Directory Janace Collins·. p~16 /, Amy Privette p".l7 ' 1 •' ,, .P.IS Lisa Stockton' .. · . ; i . ... ' S~pporting Ca11t p.l9 · .. : j ·. ' __0 ..._. .onents p. 20-22 ~ld Gold 8nd· Black Sport~ Editor-in-Chief.................... · . , - Jam. es c·· Snyder J. r . ·······················•····•··•················• . Associate Sports .Editor ......... 0 0 0 •••• 0 ......................-. ••••••••••• 0 ••••••• ·••• Keith W. Snyder Sports Editor••.•.•••••..... o •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ •••••• ~ •••••••••••••••••••••Wayne Teagtie · Sports Editor. •. · - - Mark Latti' • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • Assistant Sports Editor........................................ ; ...•.............•........Chad Killebrew lt~s Copy Editor... •. .. · · Kathy Watts ············~················································ Layout Assistant............... ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••· · · · Laura Lassi·ter Staff Writers ••..•.·.•....••.......... .. .. .. .. ... .. .. .. ... ............. ...... ...... .... RoL.,. Glover. .Look for money­ Tim Gerber Ron Montesano Dan Baker · Jabin White . Kelly Dillon Tracy Buran saving. coupons in the Busmess Manager................. · Alison Dubbs ~ ··················••·········•···•············•···•·····• sales Manager ...•......•..•• ~......... ••••e••••••••••••••••••••••o••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••· · Michael Bell 1985-86 Wake Forest ales men ••• •• •• •• ••••• ••••• •• . •• . •• . Kenneth J fa.:-...na- - ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • 5LL&a&~ Michael Lamphier. Campus Telephone Robert Wood : Directory! Margot Ackerman .. ·~ ·L•a-.ll~t:· R~.Jste17, .• Biasi Ropes ·to ' be .. :~ , ·· Bead ··· · - . , · ,~ All-Ace· Te.am - • • I ' o ... ' Ace· • ~: • ' • •• 1 •• • ', y • • ~ • · .:· · North. ·carolina's. Tar ·Heels,· . cast. to_ lead ._the:. voting~. while tion in ~he rookie of the year <.:with four startei's returning from .Royster received_ seven vot~s, .~d balloting. Sixteen players received · .. ~last.: year's ~Cj\A .. ·Tournament Moreland, ·Mayer:. and Tric~ votes for the preseason selection. ' -~<tea#l,-have ~·ee~ installed as the_ received .six apiece. O,ther· stan- The votes also· gave North ~:~preseaso~ f~vorite to c~pture ~his . dout ACC players .rec'eivin_ii con- Carolina. a ·narrow edge, five . · .:season's ACC women's basketball · sideration·were ·Clemson's Janet . points,· over Georgia Tech in-pick­ ·" ./ . ~;crown,~ -~~.c~ording. to. recent . Knig'tJ.t. with fo.u_r . votes.·. and l 'ing the pro~able order o_f finish. i ~balloting among the conference's Georgia Tech'_s Delores Bootz, in the highly-contested con­ .·t . :~:~igh!· ~~d coacpes.. · _· . Maryland's Chequita Wood and. ference. The Tar Heels got· 57 ~:: Coach Jennifer Alley's. club. Virginia's Kim Silloway, -~with first-place votes out of a possib!e 4t~ied 62 poinis .by' · receiving ~one vote each. 124 and the Yellow Jackets receiv­ ·' _: ~'seven· first placed votes and one . In addition to being named .to ed.. 52. Duke . with 14 votes and ·.:third phtee vote. Last year'~ con- the preseason all-ACC team, . N.C. State with one got the re- Jerence champion, N.C; State, is Leake;·a.5-7:senior from Chapel maining first-place ballots. -:.tabbed for second with 53 po~ts, -· Hill, is also the coaches' choice Following in orde·r b~hind North ·_.while· Virginia, which received to-repeat-as the coruerence'~ most · Carolina and Georgia Tech in the ~:-'the l~ague' S· other first place vote, valuable player,. an" honor she was· voting are :Oyke, State, Maryland,. tis sl~t~d for third· with 50 points. accorded a year ago when she .Virginia, Clemson and Wake . ifBehiird the Cavaliers are Glem- averaged 20~0 poinls p~r game Forest .. ·-~!~on, : ·fourili,; . Witlt-~·~34 poirits; ·while leading· the Tar Heels· to a · -,~followed by Duke,. fifth, at .33 21-11 record .. Clemson's Knight, -points; Maryland, sixth, at 29_; Georgia Tech's Bootz_ and leake's .. Bias, who led the conference :?Georgia Tech··seVenth with 17 and teammate Royster ·_'were other in scoring a year- ago w!th an 18.9 . ·:·Wake Forest in eighth with 10 players to rece-i~e consideration average, was the lone. unanimous :points.. · . · for the honor. 'choice on :the preseason selection . -. A ·pair of talented Tar Heel A pair of talented freshman while Price, named ~he most ;pl~yers, guard . Pam Leake and · forwards, · Sub rena Rivets of- . · vaJuable player in the 1985 tour­ cent.er. Dawn Roy~ter, join with Maryland and Adrip.a Cric~ow of. nament, missed by a single vote . 'Yirginia guard- Nancy ;Mayer to N.G. State, emerged from the of being a unanimous pick. Join­ . head up the ~coaches preseason coaches' balloting tied·. as· the ing these two outstanding per­ call-conference team. ' Joining .. preseason' choices for rookie of . formers on the ·first team are . :-Leake;- Royster and_ Mayer are_ the year. Four other -freshmen · Duke guard Johnny Dawkins, ~-Chris Moreland of Duke, the received votes, including Clem- North Carolina center . Brad ]985 ACC·-Rookie of the· Year, son's Louise Greenwood,- North Da~gherty and Georgia Tech ::B.J:td·'l~tC. .State center Trena 'llice. Carolina'·s . Liz a- Do-nnell, center John · Salley. Dawkins ~ · ·;; I..eale was ~e only player nam- Virginia's .Daw~. Bryant and finished se·cond in scoring . · ·~:Cd_ o.n all.eight coaches' ballots Katie Meier. of ·nuk~. behind Bias with an 18.8 average, while Daugherty was the ACC' s top rebounder and Salley led the league in field goal percentage. .Ray~om . - - ..... , :Un Bias demonstrates one of the reasons·he was named ACC Bias, Pric~ and Dawkins were ' ....· Player of the Year. all pr~season picks prior to the 1985 campaign and all ended up ' ' ' Five seniors, two from Georgia ·Announces-
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    PAGE TWO Monday, November 28, 1983 OLD-GOLD AND BLACK Sports Briefs Old Gold and Black Carl Tacy on Basketball Preview Magic Radio? Head basketball coach Carl ·Thurl Bailey. But transfer Tacy is not moonlighting on Anthony "Spud" Webb made Magic Radio <WMAG-99.5) everyone forget about them. despite what you may have heard Webb (5-6) made his major 4 Deacon Frontcourt '84 · on the popular station last week. college debut in impressive Tacy was just evaluating the fashion, scoring 18 points and . basketball skills of disc jockey receiving the MVP award from Bill Flynn who spent a few the NBC announcers. minutes in practice with the In praising Webb, NBC color .s team. commentator AI McGuire Carl Tacy Flynn went ·through drills with mentioned Wake Forest's version the players and saw that the of Webb, 5-3 Tyrone Bogues. game is not as easy as it looks, "He's an excellent ball player," Tacy said. · McGuire said. 6 In addition to the publicity It should be very interesting Wake Forest Outlook aspect, Flynn said his when Webb and Bogues play appearance was also designed to against each other. Fans can see show that "Wake Forest has one the two this weekend in the heck of a fine team." · McDonald's Classic though they He explained the purpose of will not be going against each 7. ACC Schedule this, and his flying lessons and other. truck driving school, was to take TicketS for the McDonald's listeners through a mainly visual Classic are $24 for students and experience by sound.
  • The NCAA News Staff L Division III Men up from 8.9 Track and Field in the United States to 9.0; Women up 6.4 to 6.6

    The NCAA News Staff L Division III Men up from 8.9 Track and Field in the United States to 9.0; Women up 6.4 to 6.6

    Th e --_-_--- ._- -~ - February 27,1985, Volume 22 ational Collegiate Athletic Association Sports sponsorship rises in all divisions The average number of sports spon- One of the trends the Long Range sored by NCAA member institutions Plannmg Committee reviews is any increased for both men and women in decline in sponsorship of sports, even all three divisions in 1983-84, accord- as the NCAA membership grows. On ing to participation and sponsorship that basis, there was a decline from data reviewed by the NCAA Long 1982-83 to 1983-84 in 10 men’s sports Range Planning Committee in its and four women’s sports. February meeting. The men’s sports were wrestling, Comparing the sports sponsorship outdoor track, golf, basketball, rifle, data for 1982-83 and 1983-84 as skiing, football, swimming, fencing printed in the Annual Reports for and ice hockey. The women’s sports those two years, the average number were gymnastics, field hockey, fencing of sports sponsored by an NCAA and basketball. member institution increased from The committee noted that wrestling 15.6 to 15.9. In Division I, the total had declined in sponsorship for the went up from 17.3 to 17.6, with com- See .~porls, page 16 parable increases in Division I I (13.5 to 13.8) and Division III (15.3 to 15.6). Track coaches By division, the men’s and women’s averages increased as follows: worried about l Division 1~ Men up from 10.2 professionalism to 10.3; women up from 7.1 to 7.3.