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came a 51-42 deficit 1
consolation game of
Riker scored 36 poi
half, and grabbed 16 r
an earlier 77-76 loss
Quaker City Tourn
December.
After two successi
forward Rick Aydlett
USC scrambled in an i
lead at the half that
remaining to play.
Over the next eight
the Wildcats, 28-8 pull
Traylor's jumper froi
During the explosii
Joyce scored five, Tr
Aydlett each added a
Riker's spree began
Hastings. The senior
from the charity striF
points, hitting twice f
errant shot by Traylo
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DOUG WILLIAMS
Sports Editor
- Tom Riker paced a furious USC
I straight points, as Carolina over
lo drop Villanova, 90-78 here in the
fhe East Regionals.
nts, 22 of which came in the second
ebounds, as the Gamecocks avenged
to the Wildcats in the finals of the
ament, held at Philadelphia in
ve technical fouls, one on senior
and the other on the Carolina bench,
ittempt to overtake a 43-38 Villanova
had expanded to 51-42 with 17:04
minutes, the Gamecocks outscored
ling ahead by 11, 70-59, after Danny
,n inside at 7:50.
)n, Riker tallied 15 points, Kevin
aylor four and Brian Winters and
basket.
following a foul on Villanova's Ed
All-America converted one of, two
>e, then struck for six consecutive
rom underneath and tipping in an
r.
e lead at 13:19, as Riker rammed in
se and Aydlett connected from ten
was then granted a basket on a goal
)yce scored first from the deep left
side on the right baseline.
The Gamecocks were then in
control for the remainder of the
contest, Villanova pulling only as
close as seven points, 78-71 with
just under three minutes to play.
But Bobby Carver, who, along with
Aydlett and Riker played his last
game for USC, bagged a pair of
free throws, and Aydlett tallied
two more on a tremendous feed
from Joyce.
I. First half action saw Carolina
lose an early lead due to the play of
Chris Ford and Hastings, who kept
the Wildcats close before Tom
Ingelsby broke a 22-22 deadlock
Swith a 20 feet jump shot from the
right side. Carolina rallied to knot
wro- the score twice, at 28 and 30, but
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Joyce named.
All-Tourney1
Carolina's Kevin Joyce was one e
of five stars named to the All- F
Tournament team for the NCAAF
East Regionals.
North Carolina's Dennis Wuycik t
was named the outstanding player
during the tourney.
Joining Wuycik and Joyce were
UNC's George Karl, who netted 16 f
points In the championship fray,
and Robert McAdoo. Villanova'st
Hank Slemiontkowski rounded the ,
five man squad.
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By DOUG WILLIA
Sports Editor
After Carolina defeated Vi
Saturday's NCAA East Regioi
swriters from all over the nation c
Tom Riker, seeking information as
All America's professional futi
Traylor and Rick Aydlett sat in a
of the locker room sipping soft di
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By DOUG WILLIAMS
Sports Editor
MORGANTOWN - North 4
Carolina, behind the offensive play t
of Dennis Wuycik and the defense t
of Bill Chamberlain, broke from a
37-35 halftime lead to bury Penn, '1
73-59, in the finals of the East t
Regionals here Saturday af- (
ternoon.
The Tar Heels now face Florida (
tate, who upset Kentucky, 73-54, il
i the finals of the Mid-East, s
'hursday in Los Angeles. f
Wuycik, who scored 18 points t
nd was tabbed as the tour- 4
ament's outstanding player, a
cored five quick points in a 16 n
econd period, to break a 40-40 tie (
'ith 16:11 left to be played.
George Karl scored UNC's first S
ght points, enabling the Tar i
eels to jump to a 8-4 early lead. P
rom there, North Carolina I
reatened to turn the game into a I
ut, increasing the lead to 27-19 at h
e 6:47 mark. b
After Bob Morse knotted the 9
:ore at 40, Wuycik scored a layup
rid followed it with a successful t
,ee throw attempt. t
Seconds later, the UNC senior g
ok the ball after Penn turnover a
id again tallied on a layup. t
on game i
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winning. We wantc
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'arolina's margin to seven, and
he Quakers were never quite able
D recover.
Chamberlain, who held USC's
'om Riker to 10 points in the Tar
eels decisive victory over
'arolina' in the semi-finals,
Ilowed Penn's high scoring guard,
orky Calhoun, only seven pointsi
i the contest. The Quakers
uffered a bad second half from the
oor, connecting on only eight of 32
ies. They one came within six, 51
5, with 8:21 left, but Chamberlain
nd Wuycik accounted for six
iarkers to kill any hopes the
uakers had.
Wuycik was the game's high
corer, followed by junior Robert
IcAdoo's 17 and Karl's 16. Morse
aced Penn with 14, while Phil
lankinson added 12, and Ron
lillinslea and Allan Coter each
ad 10. "We haven't played a
etter team this year than Penn,"
aid victorious coach Dean Smith.
They play fine defense, and I
iought they responded very well
) our pressure defense. Our main
oal was to shut them off inside,
nd I felt our ability to do that was,
he primary reason for our win."
riot a
to team
I .
eas Villanova, I guess that
ier. And the fact that we lost
tear in the Regionals. We
vould do. They have a real
ess, but we were able to get
nore than before."
Y big game for us," said the
r. "We wanted to go out
d to beat last year's record.
this year against some of the
oughest competition in the
a game like this is usually
both the players and the
istant coach Donnie Walsh.
ik, neither the coaches or
e players like it. Last year,
a were in the same position.
'We wanted to beat Villanova
only because they beat us this
ison, but because it was a game.
a big game for Tommy
iker), Rick (Aydlett) and Bobby
airver). We wanted to go out on
court and win it. I'm just glad
played like we are capable of
ying."
The consolation game is more
a fun type game," Joyce ad
ted. "You really have nothing
lose. This was an expecially
d game to watch. Villanova has
unch of really great guys, and
fact that they beat us made it a
d game to play.
A game like this means
lething to yourself," he con
aed. "Once you get out on the.
rt, you want to win. It was lousy
rop those two games last year.
jinst lousy en lose."