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Rise, fall of Valvano Empire fortunately reversedFrom State Sports Information

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Perhaps State's 1982-83 nationalchampionship basketball season canbest be described as the rise and fallof the Jim Valvano empire. Forvtunately. for the enthusiasticWolfpack coach and his “team ofdestiny". the chronology was revers-ed.The fall-came first. After‘the early

edition of the Wolfpack jumped outto a 7-1 record and a ranking as highas 12th in the country, State fell uponhard times when leading scorerDereck Whittenburg fell on Virginiaguard Othell Wilson's foot January12 and broke his foot just afterhalftime. He had scored aphenomenal 27 points in the firsthalf.Suddenly. one third of the

isosceles triangle of seniors ThurlBailey. Sidney Lowe and Whitten-burg was missing. When Whitten~burg went out of the lineup. Statewent out of the polls. The Pack lostfive of the next six games. but thosedefeats were to national powersVirginia. North Carolina and Mem-phis State. tough foes even when ateam is full-force.

That stretch of losses started thedoubts. and it marked the first ofmany times State was “down for thecount.” But before such severeadversity claimed the upper hand.the Wolfpack was back on .its feet.winning eight of the next 10 gamesincluding a stunning 70-63 upset ofthird-ranked North CarolinaFebruary 19. That upset may verywell have been the turning point ofthe season.

State won that game withoutWhittenburg. The Wolfpack hadregrouped and reloaded. Lowe andBailey never played better. Thesophomores — Terry Gannon. Loren-zo Charles and Cozell McQueen —matured ahead of schedule, and afreshman. Ernie Myers. Whitten-burg's replacement. contributed 15.1points per game.Gannon. like Whittenburg a bom-

bardier. dazzled the crowds with his“downtown" range, hitting 53 of 90attempts from beyond the three-point line in the ACC's first yearunder the new rules (three-point playand 30—second clock). Charlesanswered the need for a power for-ward who could muscle inside. andMcQueen, averaging only three re-bounds a game before the infamous“football". lifted his average to 7.1.

The Wolfpack was on the rise. andthere was only one thing that couldgive State a greater high — thereturn of Whittenburg. He was backon the hardwood with a healed fifthmetatarsal Feb. 27 at Virginia. butthe rest of his body was less than 70percent. and the Pack fell. 86-75. Butthe team was getting stronger. andfinally. on March 5. State put it alltogether — scoring 130 points (thehighest point production by a col-legiate team this year) against WakeForest to wrap up a tie for thirdplace with Maryland in the AtlanticCoast Conference regular season.

If those points weren't a premoni-tion. then State's next game againstWake should have been. In the firstround of the ACC Tournament inAtlanta. the Wolfpack slipped by theDeacons. 71-70. when Charles canneda pressure free throw with :03 on theclock. State then‘ knocked off No. 5ranked North Carolina again. 91-84 in

overtime. and No. ranked Virginia.81-78. to win the coveted crown.

Bailey, Whittenburg and Lowewere all-ACC Tournament selec-tions. and Lowe. who broke the ACCrecord for most assists in a season(North Carolina‘s National Player-of-the-Year Phil Ford had 753) with 762.was the Most Valuable Player in theACC Tournament. Lowe and Baileywere also named first team all-ACCwith North Carolina's Michael Jor-dan and Sam Perkins and Virginia'sRalph Sampson.But the regular--season honors

were overshadowed by the ACCTournament championship. The lasttime the Wolfpack had won the ACCTournament was in 1974. the sameyear State captured its first NCAANational Championship.But that year. the Pack had its own

twotime National Player-of-the-Yearin David Thompson. the tallestcenter in the country in 7-4 TomBurleson. a point guard who didn'tmiss free throws named MonteTowe, another lightening quickguard named Mo Rivers and a powerforward who would become a majorleaguer for the Baltimore Oriolesnamed Tim Stoddard. With thattalent. those guys were supposed towin it all, and they did.

This year's team was not supposedto be playing basketball in April. Tosay State's trip to the Final Four andeventual national championshipwas expected would be anunderstatement. Whittenburg wasnot “supposed" to return. The doctors pronounced his collegiate careerover the week of January 12 and.when he went out. the sympathycards poured out.

Staff photo by Greg HatemLorenzo Charles wheels high for two over UNLV's Sidney Green In the West Reglonals.Bailey was not “supposed" to out-

shine the consensus all-Americas.His, parents asked him not to playstreet ball during his formative highschool years. preferring instead aculturally rich upbringing that in-cluded playing three musical in-struments instead of playing thehoops with the asphalt contingency.The articulate senior learned themoves and the shots and carried thepoise from his personal life onto thecourt. In the meantime, he becamethe 11th all-time scorer in State'sbasketball history with 1.495 points.Charles was not supposed to

average 11.1 points and 8.3 reboundsin State‘s six games of the NCAATournament. Gannon was not supposed to keep bombing shots fromdowntown when they didn't countthree points anymore. In fact. Lowewas the only one who did what he

was supposed to — he made assistsand he didn't make turnovers.But the “Cardiac Pack" really out-

did itself in the NCAA. transcendingthe wildestexpectations by makinglast-minute miracles seem com-monplace.

0 Beating Pepperdine in doubleovertime. 69-67. Down by six pointswith 70 seconds left in first overtime.McQueen put in a rebound after amissed free throw with :06 left tosend the game into second overtime.Whittenburg hit 8-for-10 free throwsin the second overtime.

0 Beating Nevada-Las Vegas.71-70. UNLV. which had led by 12 inthe second half. led 70-69 and was onthe foul line for a one-and-one with:32 left. Bailey banked in his own re-bound with :04 left on the clock forthe win.

0 Beating Utah. 75-56. A breatheragainst another team that wasn'tsupposed to be where it was._Stateled 68-48 with 2:23 left. Whittenburgscored 27. State shot a phenomenal78.9 percent (15-for-l9l in the secondhalf. 68.3 (28-for-41) for the game.

0 Beating Virginia. 63-62. Virginialed 62-61 and was on the foul line forone shot with :54 left. Charles hitboth ends of a twoshot foul with :03left for the victory and the WestRegional Championship. Whitten‘burg was named MVP.

0 Beating Georgia. 6760. Statecontrolled the tempo against thespeedy Bulldogs to stretch its lead to59-41. Bailey and Whittenburgscored 20 points apiece. and Mc-Queen pulled down 13 rebounds tosend the Pack to the national cham-pionship game.

0 Beating Houston. 54-52. Statetrailed 50-44 with 3:56 left and forcedthe Cougars to the line, where theyconverted just 2-of-5. Lowe and Whit-tenburg connected two bombs apieceas the Pack tied the game. 52-52.Whittenburg’s short 35footer dunk-ed by Charles with :01 left clinched it.The Wolfpack held the Phi SlammaJamma to just one dunk. Lowe.Bailey and Whittenburg were namedall-Tournament.

In all. State had come from behindin seven of its last nine games to win.The newspapers echoed phrases like“tiptoeing along a tightrope." “flir-ting with defeat." “down for- thecount but not out" and “destiny'sdarlings."Heroes were everywhere. Charles‘

free throws and dunk. Lowe's assists.McQueen's tapins. Gannon’s bombs.Bailey's second effort. Whittenburg‘ssecond chance.

It all added up to a death-defyingmarch to the '83 national champion-ship.

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This commemorative Technician Basketball Special would not have beenpossible without the help of Assitant Sports Editor Devin Steele. Productionmanagers Terry Keever and Annette Rowell. Photo Editor Clayton Brinkley.Assistant Photo Editor Drew Armstrong. Photographer Greg Hatem. Editor-in-Cheif Jeffrey Bender. Senior Editor Tom Alter. Ad Design Manager NathanSmith. Ad Designers Blair Slaughter. Dean Smith. Rod Patrick and ShermalynGreene. Ad Manager Reid Barker and Ad Salesmen Tom Young. Bates Cannon.Darryl Kendrick and Michael Covington. The Technician would like to take thisopportunity to congratulate the 1983 Wolfpack on a super year.

William Terry KelleySports Editor

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One by one, you took them on, Pack. From beating the ACC’s bestin Atlanta to that final date with Destiny in the Pit at Albuquerqueyouwere as CoachV said, on a roll. Some roll.

In Atlanta, you whipped No.6 and No. 3. In Corvallis, you whippedPepperdine (in Z 0T5) and No. 4.

W -ACC TOURNAMENT In Ogden, you did.it to No.3 aga1n.NC State 71‘ Wake Forest 70 In the P1t, you d1d 1n the other upstarts onNC State 91. UNC 84 S h “ 1 , . ,,NC state 81. UVA 78 aturday to set up anot er game you cou dntw1n

3g“? 1131-2010??? on Monday night.1 tare . epper me . . .NC state 71. UNLV 70 And you d1d 1t to them, No. 1 on all the l1sts. In,:g 3::S; 83: if; the same cliffhanging fashion you’d won so many

FINAL FOUR of the others.NCS.e6",G or 1163 'NC 5;; 54f Hfusffln 5‘2 1983 was, 1ndeed, the year of the Pack.

But then,it was also agood year for lots ofteams.So, to all ofthem who made the 1983 season so exciting, thank you.And, to the NCSU Wolfpack,who topped1t offw1th one ofCollege

. . Basketballs most unforgettable streaks, congratulations.mIts great having all ofyou in the neighborhood.

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Voices of Pack Contend

this one better than ’74’sFor nine years. the legend of State

basketball centered around nameslike Thompson. Burleson and Towe.“The Championship Year" becamesynonymous with 1974. The hopesand dreams of Wolfpack hoopballerswere epitomized by the glory of thatnational championship.

Since State captured its second na‘tional title. no longer can all that talkcenter around one ,year. The mostprominent names in Wolfpack hoopsthese days are names like Bailey,Lowe and Whittenburg.Most people can remember the

first‘ year State won the title. Someof the people that were associatedwith that team are still around. Twoguys that have been associated withState basketball for a long time arethe Wolfpack Network pair of WallyAusley and Gary Dornburg.

Ausley and Dornburg have beenthrough the lean years as well as the

big ones with the Pack "and Ausley.for one. gives the '83 team the ex-citability check.

“Well. I'm much more excitedabout this one than the last one." saidthe voice of the Wolfpack. “I thinkmost of us expected State to win in’74. I know it was a tough roadbecause we had to win one of thegreat games ever in the (ACCl Tour-nament. Then we were down sevenagainst UCLA in the second over—time and came back and won thatone. There were some excitingmoments, but this ballclub wasn'teven supposed to win in Atlanta. I'mnot even sure we were supposed tohave beaten Wake Forest. This onewas totally different. This one‘s beenmuch more exciting."Dornburg felt the ups and downs

( See “Pack, " page 9)

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FINAL 1982-83 STATE BASKETBALLSTATISTICSRecord: 26-10 Overall; 8-6 ACC l3rd Place TieRegular Season)ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS

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Cardiac Kids’ Road to AlbuquerqueHere are gameby-game capsules of State‘sdrive to the national championship:State 103. Western Carolina 66: Nov. 29 inRaleigh. The Wolfpack's first experience withthe ACC's experimental rules yielded eight of10 State threepointers. including a 6of—7 ef-fort by Whittenburg (28 points). and theschool's highest output since the 1979-80season. Bailey (27). Lowe (school-record 18assists) and Myers (18). making his collegiatedebut. led the way. Record: 10.State 100. N.C. Aa'l‘ 70: Dec. 3 in Raleigh.The Pack cracks the century mark again. bag-ging the Aggies on the boards. 4732. Fiveplayers in double figures. including Lowe (16points. nine assists). Bailey (14 points. 10 rebounds). Whittenburg (l4). McClain (12) andMyers (ll). Record: 20.State 57. East Carolina 49: Dec. 8 inRaleigh. The Pirates hold their own on theboards. tying the Wolfpack with 28 caroms.and holding a 36-34 lead with 13 minutes left.With Myers (15) supplying the points downthe stretch. State managed to pull away. Loweand Whittenburg score 11 and 10 points.respectively. Record: 3-0.State 45. Michigan State 41. Dec. 11 inRaleigh. The Pack has to revert back to the

cat-and-mouse days of past to edge past theSpartans of the Big 10. With 17 seconds toplay. MSU has possession and trails by twowhen defensive specialist Harold Thompsonmakes a steal. Record: 4-0.Louisville 57. State 52. Dec. 21 in Louisville."The Pack experiences its first taste of defeatin its first road game against a highly talentedgroup of Cardinals. eventual Final Four par-ticipants. The Cards gain a 34-26 reboundingadvantage. and break open a 33-33 halftimedeadlock. Whittenburg tallies 22. Record: 41State 67. West Virginia 59: Dec. 28 at EastRutherford. NJ. Whittenburg keys a second-half surge. scoring 13 of the Pack's first 18points as State never looks back. Whittenburgfinishes with 22. and Bailey adds 18 againstthe 20th-ranked Mountaineers. Record: 51.State 111. Fairleigh Dickinson 76: Jan. 3 inRaleigh. The Pack and all of its subs have afairly good time performing a three-pointshow which totalled 12-of-18 from beyond 19feet. Myers (22) and Bailey (16) work insideenemy lines and Whittenburg (21) and Gannon(17) head the bomb squadron. Record: (H.State 76. Clemson 70: Jan 7 at Clemson. TheTigers claw back from an 11-point half-timedeficit to make the Wolfpack scrap to its first

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,ACC win. Bailey dogs the inside with 11boards and 25 points and Myers trims theTiger ‘D' with 25 points. Record: 7-1.Missouri 49. State 42: Jan. 9 at Columbia.Mo. In days of old. when State got cold. andshot-clocks weren't invented.it wrapped its paws around the ball. and losseswere prevented. The Wolfpack failed to scoreon seven straight second-half possessions. andthe Tigers pull away from a 3535 tie. Record:7-2.Virginia 88. State 80: Jan. 12 in Raleigh.What looks to be the biggest win ever underthird-year coach Jim Valvano turns out to bethe most disastrous during his tenure at State.The Pack jumps out to a l6point lead andholds a six-point advantage at the half asWhittenburg scores 27 first-half points. Earlyin the second period. however. he broke hisfoot and the Cavaliers Sampsonize State onceagain. Record: 7-3.State 81. Georgia Tech 61: Jan. 15 inRaleigh. Myers starts in place of Whittenburgand stings the Jackets with 27 points. ThePack jumps to an 11-2 lead and never Techs alook back. Bailey gets 20 points and Lowe 15.- Record: 83.North Carolina 99. State 81: Jan. 19 atChapel Hill. The defending national champsjump out to a 196 advantage and coasts as allfive starters score in doublefigures. Gannonleads Wolfpack with 18. Record: 8-4.Wake Forest 91. State 83: Jan. 22 atGreensboro. Whittenburg‘s absence starts totake effect. State leads 3026. before the run-nin' and gunnin’ Deacons dash away with thewin. Lowe paces the Pack with 18. Bailey 16.Record: 85.Memphis State 57. State 53: Jan. 23 inRaleigh. State meets another Tiger. but getsits third-straight bite of defeat. despiteholding all-America Keith Lee to 14 points.The Pack almost pulls it out. leading 53-51. butcommits defensive errors down the stretch.Record: 8-6.

State 94. Duke 79: Jan. 26 in Raleigh. TheWolfpack gets back into the win column in akey ACC contest. State runs offa 10-0 spurt tobedevil the Dukes. Myers breaks freshmansingle-game record with 35 points. Record: 9-6.Maryland 86. State 81: Jan. 29 at CollegePark. Md. Steve Rivers comes off the bench toscore 28 points as the Terps win the battle ofthe boards and build a 79-66 lead with twominutes left. State's downtown bombers makethe final score more respectable. Gannon firesin 21. Record: 9-7.State 74. Georgia Tech 64: Feb. 2 at Atlan-ta. Pack stays in conference race. but needslate second-half surge for its fourth leaguewin. Myers whistles Dixie to the tune of 25points. Record: 107State 51. Furman 48: Feb. 4 at Charlotte. Awin is a win is a win. but the Wolfpack has topaddle down a rocky river to get this one inthe North-South Doubleheaders. State shootsjust 13 of 40 from the field. but takes advan-tage of Paladin turnovers. Record: 11-7.State 57. The Citadel 47: Feb. 5 atCharlotte. Again. nothing pretty about thisone. but State dogs its way to an early leadand leaves the Queen City with two victories.Bailey scores 16 points. seven rebounds andhands out five assists. Record: 12-7.State 90. Clemson 83: Feb. 9 in Raleigh.State gets a feline feast. ACC-flavored. Loweaccounts for 33 points — 21 of his own and 13handouts. Record: 13-7.Notre Dane 43. State 43: Feb. 12 inRaleigh. A yawning barnburner for the na-tional television audience. The Pack keeps itclose. but never leads the second half. Thelrish shoot 72 percent the second half.Gannon’s ZlHooter at the buzzer bounces offthe rim. Bailey is held to four points and threerebounds. Myers gets 15. Charles 12. Record:13-8.State 90. UNC-Wll-ington 69: Feb. 16 in

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of the Wolfpack throughout the yearas the second championship unfold-ed.

“Wally and I are so close to theteam." Dornburg said. “We travelwith them and live with them and all.We sort of live and breathe basket-ball. When they have up momeqzts.we're high and when they are doi’zn— like Whittenburg's injury cer-tainly this has been a rollercoasterride.“The team was 9‘7‘at one point and

were 1610 going into the finalregular season game. The thoughtswere in everybody's mind. thecoaches and players. wonderingwhether or not they could even getinto the NCAA. They were talkingabout having to win against WakeForest and then looking real goodagainst Carolina. It just started tobuild." ,The downs looked bad at one time

but it was a no big surprise to Dorn-burg to see the developement of thesquad.“When Whittenburg was out the

team was struggling.” Dornburgsaid. “We didn't really know if theywere going to get it together. Wesaw the improvement of Gannon andCharles and Cozell McQuenn whenWhit was out. Even at 16-10. to behonest with you. I really didn't knowif State was going to get in theNCAA. We had a glimmer of hope.We knew we were going to go to theNIT.“Then all of a sudden it started to

build. It was like putting one block ontop of another. With each win theybecame stronger. When they got byPepperdine. I knew they were goingto go a long ways in the Tournament.I really did. I felt that. I didn't haveany idea we would make it here (tothe championship)."

Ausley was not highly optimisticas the Tournament began. but thatall changed.“Oh yea. I thought we were going

to lose." Ausley said. “Seriously, Ithought we would beat Pepperdine.

Then when we got down by six, write.it off. that's the end of it. And abunch of things happened and wewon it and I knew we were going tolose to Las Vegas. We came back andwon that one. Then I thought we'dbeat Utah. 7 7“Then I thought we'd lose to

Virginia. but I wasn't quite so sureabout Virginia. simply because thepsychological effect of the ACC wasthere. The kids would get more jack-ed up against Virginia. If Virginiahad been No. 2 in the nation fromsomewhere else. I don't think theywould have gotten quite as jacked upfor them but. playing against yourown league. I thought 'we'd beatGeorgia and then I really did think .we had a good chance againstHouston because of the contrast instyles."Even that game had its ups and

downs,though.“At the end of the half. I really felt

good." said Ausley. “Dereck andSidney were running past theHouston guys. They weren't gettingany dunks. We weren't shooting well.but then they weren't either. Thenwhen they went up by seven. thereagain, I said this is the end of theseason. I’m not out there playing.Whose to expect that with fiveminutes left in the game and you'redown to the No. 1 team in the nationby seven that you have any reason tocomeback? What are you going to doto comeback? And bang. what happened. Houston decided to sit on it.When they did that. then I startedfeeling good again."Dornburg finds iE-hard to single

out one game as the most exciting inthe stretch.

“It starts with senior day. and thatWake Forest win." he-said. “Thatwas something special. a kind ofmomentum that you had to have going into the Tournament. I would saythe most exciting moments were inthe Pepperdine comeback. Theywere literally buried and dead. Therewas no way that a team could comeback down five" points with 54seconds left. There's no way a teamcan come back from that. And they

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Staff photo by Clayton BrinkleyTerry Gannon and Houston's Benny Anders try to pretzel their way to the bail.did. That was probably the most ex-citing moment outside Lorenzo's jam(in the championship game).

Dean Smith. That never happens.and it happened."For Dornburg and Ausley it has

been happening for many years andprobably will for several more. ForState's 1983 edition it happened just

“I thought the most exciting gamewas the Carolina game in the Atlan-tic Coast Conference Tournament. once. but what a memorable oneThat was incredible. Not only time.because of being down like they were _ William Terry Kelleyand coming back. We're talking SportsEditorabout a game in overtime against

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Raleigh. One last breather before the finalstretch. Myers (24) and Lowe (231 send theSeahawks a—flying. Record: 14-8.State 70. North Carolina 63: Feb. 19 inRaleigh. The Pack heals some. of its woundswith an emotional victory. Valvano‘s first overthe Tar Heels. State trails by a point with sixminutes left. but holds its own down thestretch. despite a poor performance from theline. Bailey and McQueen can't contain all-America Perkins (18). but they do somedamage of their own with 20 points and 12 rebound; respectively. Record: 158.State 96. Duke 79: Feb. 23 in Durham.Charles is not intimidated by Duke fans' anticsas he boxes the Devils with 13 points on a sixof eight accuracy. Seniors shine. however.with Bailey getting 26 points and 12 reboundsand Lowe 23 points and 12 assists. Record:168.Virginia 86. State 75: Feb. 27 at Charlot-tesville. Va. Sampson gets his last victoryover the Wolfpack. Whittenburg makes hisreturn. scoring his first threepoint attempt.and leads State with 14 points. despite a4-of-l3 accuracy. Lowe (13!. Bailey (12l andCharles llll provide a balanced scoring attack.Record: 169.Maryland 07. State 58: Mar. 3 in Raleigh.State leads 5552 with six minutes remaining.‘but the Terps hit five of seven free throwsdown the stretch run. Whittenburg tallies 15points. but connects just six of 15 from thefloor. Charles also pops for 15 and adds eightrebounds. State's last loss. Record: 1610.State 130. Wake Forest 89: Mar. 5 inRaleigh. The Pack avenges an earlier loss byhaving a picnic in the seniors final home game.Whittenburg and Cannon score 25. Baileyadds 23. Lowe parcels out 14 assists and Mc-Queen yanks down 10 boards. Record: 1710.State 71. Wake Forest 70: Mar. 11 at Atlan- "ta. Valvano is concerned with playing theDemon Deacons twice in the same week.despite the last score. The final score tellswhy. WFU freezes play for four minutes.- before Lowe steals an Alvis Rogers' pass with17 seconds left. penetrates and feeds toCharles. who is fouled. Charles hits one of twofree throws with three seconds left to begin a

string of nailbiters. Two games from the ACCtitle. Record: 18-10.State 91. North Carolina“ (0le Mar. 12 atAtlanta. The Pack proves that its first winover the Heels was no fluke. but had to do it inextra minutes. Whittenburg scores 11 ofState's 21 points in overtime. One game fromACC title. Record: 19-10.State 81. Virginia 78: Mar. 13 at Atlanta.Valvano gets his first victory ever over theCavaliers as Sampson is held scoreless in thefinal seven minutes. Down by eight in the second half. State comes back to win its firstACC Title since 1974 and give Valvano hisfirst 20win season at State. Bailey scores 24points and Charles grabs eight rebounds.Record: 20-10.State 69. Pepperdiae 67 12 01“: Mar. 18 atCorvallis. Ore. The Waves almost roll up anupset with a six-point lead in the first over-time. but McQueen scores with six secondsleft to send the game into double OT. Whitten-burg hits eight of 10 free throws in second.Whittenburg scores 22. Five games from na-tional title. Record: 21-10.State 71. Nevada-Les Vegas 70: Mar. 20 atCorvallis. Ore. Bailey eats his Greens beforeand during the game. scoring 25 points andoutshining UNLV's Sidney Green. Bailey.whose team was down by 12 in the second half.tapped in the winning basket with threeseconds left. Four games from national title.Record: 22-10.State 75. Utah 56: Mar. 24 at Ogden. Utah.The Wolfpack breaks the Runnin‘ Utes' glassslipper. setting up an ACC finals rematch withVirginia. Whittenburg scores 27 points andCharles adds a career~high 18. Three gamesfrom national title. Record: 2310.State 63. Virginia 62: Mar. 26 at Ogden.Utah. Sampson is denied his most prized col-legiate goal — a national championship. Statetrails most of the way. but Charles' two freethrows with 23 seconds left is good enough forthe Pack’s trip to the Final Four. The CaVSmiss two shots in the waning seconds. Twogames from national title. Record: 24-10.State 67. Georgia 60: April 2 at Albuquer-que. The Wolfpack holds down the runningfort of the Bulldogs. another sleeper from theSouth. by slowing the tempo down to a moreoperational level. State leads the whole way.gaining its biggest advantage of 59-41 with

Staff photo by Drew ArmstrongDereck Wolfenburg shows off his stuff on ore-season Media Day.5:56 left. Bailey and Whittenburg each score20. One game from national championship.Record: 2510.State 54. Houston 52: April 4 at Albuquer-que. The Wolfpack jumps on the Phi SlammaJamma from the outset. opening up a l0pointlead lateain the first half and settling for aneight-point halftime edge. The Cougars takeover the second half and squirt out to a 42-35lead with 10 minutes left before going to theirLocomotion spread. Trailing 52-48 with three

minutes left. State forced Houston to win itfrom the free throw line._which it failed to do.Lowe and Whittenburg score two apiece fromoutside to force a 52-52 tie with 1:59 left. TheCougs miss a free throw with 1:05 left and Mc-Queen clears the board. Whittenburg‘s35footer was short and Charles dunked thewinning shot with :01 left. State is the NCAANational Champion. Record: 2610.(This information was compiled and writ-ten by Assistant Sports Editor Devin Steele).

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FIRST HALF 18—15 8:00 Gannon 24-iooter from side.7:35 McQueen for Bailey. Micheaux. Franklin for Anders. Drexler.2-0 19:22 Bailey follow dunk 7:09 Whittenburg fouls (P2. T6). Young two free throws: misses both.4-0 18:47 Charles follow Whittenburg miss. 6:45 Gettys fouls (P1. '16).Micheaux fouls (lst personal. team's lst) Bailey for Charles.6-0 18:17 Bailey 14-foot turnaround in lane on pass by Whittenburg. 20.15 6:29 Gannon 21-footer from side.6-1 17:36 Lowe fouls (P1. T1): Olajuwon gets two free throws: makes first. second 22.15 6:29 Gettys fouls 41:2, 77., McQueen gets 2 free throws: bits both.disallowed on interference. Drexler. Rose for Young. Gettys.6-3 17:16 Drexler 18-footer. 22-17 5:44 Olajuwon 8—foot turnaround bank.

16138 Drexler {01115 (P1. T2)- 24-17 5:21 Bailey 11-looter from baseline ofl Lowe pass.6-5 16:01 Micheaux fall-away layup off Franklin pass. 24-19 5:05 ()lajuwon slam follow.6-7 15:15 Young 6—footer from lane on follow of own miss. Officid TimeoutOfficial Timeout 4:15: Houson 7 of 23 (30.4 perce ml. 18 rebounds 7 turnovers. State10 of 28(35.7.14:27: Houston 3 017(429 pertent). 8 rebounds 4 turnovers: State 3 of 15 l20 percent) 13 rebounds 3 turnovers

percent). 8 rebounds, 0 turnovers. 26-19 3: 46 Bailey 13- footer.Battle subs for Charles. 2621 3:19 Micheaux layup follow.8-7 13:03 Drexler fouls 1P2. T3). Battle gets 2 free throws: hits both. 2;47 Drexler fouls 4P4, T8).10-7 12:43 McQueen 17-footer from circle on pass from Battle. 23.21 2:32 Bgiley 10400;" off Lowe p.99,

12:21 Drexler fouls (P3. T4). 30-21 1:35 Lowe 5-footer driving lane on goaltending by Olajuwon. \12:21 Anders for Young. Anders for Drexler. Battle for McQueen.Houston Timeoutll) Gannon fouls (P1. T7). Anders l-and-l free throws: misses first.12:12 Houston 3 of 10 (30 percent). 10 rebounds. 5 turnovers; State 4 0118(222 31-21 1:11 Anders fouls (pl, Bailey 2 free throws: misses lirst. hits second.percent). 11 rebounds. 1 turnover. 31-23 0:47 Anders follow.Charles for Battle. 33-23 0:27 Anders iouls lP2). Whittenburg l-and-l free throws: hits both.10-8 11:51 Battle fouls (P1. T2). Anders gets 2 free throws: hits first. misses second. Myers for Whittenburg.10-9 11:33 McQueen fouls (P1. '1‘3). Olajuwon gets two free throws: misses first. hits 33.25 0:18 Anders 16-footer off Franklin pass.second. 0:05 Rose fouls (P1). Lowe l-and-l free throws: misses first.Gettys. Young for Franklin. Micheaux. ( Continued on page 12)12-9 10:53 Whittenburg 22-footer off Lowe pass?Cannon for McQueen. ; R HE ' PALACE

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33-27 19:48 Anders 17-footer off Olajuwon pass.19:14 Gettys for Franklin.19:05 Charles fouls (P1. T1).Franklin for Gettys.33-29 18:46 Anders layup off Williams pass.Williams fouls (P1. Tl).3331 17:55 Olajuwon 6-footer follow in lane.State Timeout (1)17:45 Houston 3 of 7 (42.9 percent). five rebounds. 0 tur-novers. State 0 ofl (0 percent). 0 rebounds. 1 turnover.3333 17:19 Olajuwon 11-footer. ,33-35 16:38 Franklin 10-footer.35-35 16:14 Whittenburg 21-footer from side of! Lowe pass.3536 15:18 Lowe fouls (P2. T2). Anders 2 free throws: hitsfirst. misses second.14:56 Williams fouls (P2. T2).14:18 Williams fouls (P3. T3).Gettys for Anders.3538 13:59 Olajuwon 7-footer from side off Young pass.3540 13:13 Young 18footer from corner off Gettys pass.State Timeout (2)13:03: Houston 7 of 16 (43.8 percent). 14 rebounds, 1 tur-nover. State 1 of 7 (14.3 percent). 2 rebounds. 2 turnovers.3542 10:24 McQueen fouls (P3. T3). Olajuwon 2 free throws:hits both.Drexler for Williams. Gannon for Charles.10:04 Micheaux for Olajuwon.37-42 9:08 Whittenburg 22-foot" of! Lowe steal and pass.37-44 8:28 Gettys layup off Franklin pass.39-44 7:49 Whittenburg Iii-footer off McQueen pass.40-44 7:38 Gettys fouls (P3. T4). Gannon 2 free throws:misses first. hits second.Houston Timeout (2)7:38 Houston 8 of 19 (42.1 percent). 18 rebounds. 3 tur-novers. State 3 of 15 (20 percent). 6 rebounds. 2 turnovers.Olajuwon, Anders. Rose for Young. Franklin. Micheaux.6:56 Rose fouls (P2, T5).6:39 Franklin for Rose.42-44 6:26 Lowe 20-iooter oi! Gannon pass.42-46 5:24 Franklin 17-footer from side.44-46 5:08 Gannon 23-1er 01! Lowe pass.4:51 Gannon fouls (P3. T4).44-48 4:36 Olajuwon 12-foot turnaround.4:14 Gannon fouls (P4. T5).4:14 Young for Anders.

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$38each piece and upTWIN SIZE ‘ $38 .FULL SIZE $48 ‘ J":DQUEEN 5125- $58 .. _7 .2;KING SIZE $58lung and queen sues sold in sets only

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