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N. C. State's Van Williford
oppe'd the Atlantic Coast Con
ference .All-Tournament team,
collecting all 112 of the possible
points. USC's Tom Owens and Tom
Riker were also selected for the
first team, as was Charlie Davis of
Wake Forest and Chip Case of
Virginia.
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Second team selectuons werl
Chari Scott of UNC, John Roche,
Bil Gerry of Viroinla, Ed Waftl
oState and Joe MinnitV, also of
State.
Willord and Davis made the all
tournament team last year. Owens
was a second team selection lasl
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The team is selected by the
members of the Atlantic Coast
Sportswriters Association who are
covering the tournament. Ballots
were submitted immediately after
the end of the tournament finals
Saturday night.
Williford was the leading scorer
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in the tournament with 73 points in
three games. Williford also had 28
rebounds. Davis had 52 points in
two games, Owens had 43 points
and 30 rebounds to top all
rebounders, Riker had 29 ponts
and 27 rebounds and Case scored 35
points in leading Virginia to an
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Everett Case would have b
The Old Grey Fox, who brou
it is today, would have been
proteqe Norman Sloan Saturd
True, Case won more tourt
other ACC coach, and true, h
conquests of the old Southern C
three straight ACC titles is har
have to take a back seat to anyl
Bobby Roberts started it a
showed everybody that the Ga
slowdown.
Sloan must have been watch
his lesson well. Late in the fir,
ahead by 11, 24-13, and threal
runaway, the State head man i
to the proceedings. He practice
and there.
He told his Wolfpack to jusi
into the dressing room at halft
son chat to see what could be
tragedy.
So the 'Pack just sat on the I
and suddenly Van Williford f4
only ten feet of air space betw(
it 24-15.
Before the buzzer could sou
count 24-17, and the 'Pack was
For a while it looked as if !
the Gamecock's hands. John F
for his injured ankle and the If
better.
The Wolfpack came out of tI
and they were a different bi
oblivious the pressure. They cl
"Hold it," says Sloan, "let
this thing."
And the 'Pack sat on the t
minutes and 51 seconds.
Sloan knelt on one knee In fi
out onto the court like a mar
through a keyhole.
"Nice and easy, Paul ... stei
in there ... be careful Joe, doi
Rick ... get back, get back!'
And Rick Anheuser and J<
and kept pounding the ball at
inside, waiting for their openil
at Charlotte Coliseum sizzlec
Williford and Coder crisscr<
Ed Leftwich circled the court
attacking a wagon train.
And they blew it. Willifordi
But they wouldn't quit. They
and they hit. With lumps the s
throats, they hit.
They won the tournament.
bery? Maybe. But don't take
and his Wolfpack. They playe
teams are supposed to play i
Everett Case would have be
Sloan cuts the
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upset of N. C. Stalm.
The balloting went as follows:
Williford-112, Davis-103,
Owens-90, Case-06, Riker-75, to
complete the first team. Second
team balloting was Scott-70,
Roche-69, Gerry-54, ILftwc
41 and Dunning-29.
Jim
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Sports Editor
.en very proud.
ght ACC basketball to what
hard pressed to outdo his
lay night.
iaments at State than any
is record of seven straight
'onference Tournament and
d to match, but Sloan didn't
)ody Satuday night.
I Thursday afternoon. He
mecocks could be had on a
Ing very closely. He learned
;t half with the Gamecocks
ening to make the finals a
visely decided to call a halt
Ily won the game right then
cool it and they'd go back
ime and have a nice father
done about their impending
)all for about three minutes
)und himself all alone with
len 24-13 and 24-15. He made
nd, Williford had made the
down by only seven.
ioan was playing right into
toche could well use the rest
hss running he had to do, the
ie dressing room at halftime
ill club - calm, confident,
ut the lead to three, 33-30.
s don't get to excited about
all again, this time for five
ront of the bench and peered
i looking for a topless revue
idy Van, get ready get ready
I't get careless ... get ready
e Dunning followed orders
gainst the court and looking
rg while the blood pressures
I.
ssed along the baseline and
like an Indian raiding party
11issed . .. Dunning missed.
got the free throw line later
ize of watermelons in their
Nas it all a ridiculous rob
anything away from Sloan
d basketball the way State
i the tournament.
een very proud.
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