
Saturday, November 22, 2008
DON'T PANIC

HOKIES RUIN UNDEFEATED NON-CONFERENCE SEASON

St. Xavier of our Midwestern Keep (Musketeers, 4,000 students, Cincinnati, OH) 63, VIRGINIA TECH 62 OT
OK, it’s not like the Hokies lost to a bunch of chumps, but this is exactly the kind of game the wags will be squawking about come bubble time. The Musketeers have been to the Big Dance the last three years advancing to the Elite Eight in 2008 while winning a school record 30 games. The Musketeers are picked to win the A10 this year as well.
Oh, what actually happened, you ask?

(AP Photo/Andres Leighton and AP Photo/Nick Wass)
BALANCE

The Heels opened the game on an 18-10 run, with Hansbrough scoring seven points--all on free throws--and coming up with key assists in his first minutes of the season.
Carolina had six players in double figures – all five starters and freshman big Ed Davis who had 10 points and three rebounds. Hansbrough turned his 25 minutes into 13 points while Danny Green (r) added 11, Deon Thompson 12, Wayne Ellington 17, and Ty Lawson.
After the game, the unphotographed Hansbrough said, "I feel I'm all the way healed."
(AP Photo/Michael A. Mariant – Hey, Michael, next time take a couple of snaps of the reigning Player of the Year when he makes his seasonal debut off of an injury, OK? We know, we know, we know…It’s your editor’s FAULT!)
PICTURE OF THE DAY

Maryland head coach Gary Williams yells at his Terps during their game last night against the Catamounts. Money says the young Terps needed the “encouragement.”
PICTURE OF THE DAY 2
PICTURE OF THE DAY 3
Friday, November 21, 2008
THE ACC STREAK CONTINUES

VIRGINIA TECH 74, Fairfield (Cardinals, 3,941 students, Fairfield, CN) 57 – A. D. Vassallo scored 24 points in his return to his homeland and Jeff Allen added 18 Thursday as Virginia Tech (4-0, 0-0) beat Fairfield in the O'Reilly Auto Parts Puerto Rico Tip Off.
It would appear from the photo above right that only close friends and family attended the game.
FLORIDA STATE 79, Stetson (Hatters, 2,367 students, DeLand, FL) 77
472 YARDS RUSHING, REALLY?


SATURDAY FOOTBALL

NC STATE @ NORTH CAROLINA (-11), 12:00 PM, Chapel Hill, N.C., TV: RAYCOM (Split) 1tunnel Ethan Hyman/RNO
BOSTON COLLEGE @ WAKE FOREST (-2), 3:30 PM, Winston-Salem, N.C., TV: ABC/ESPN2
DUKE @ VIRGINIA TECH (-17), 5:30 PM, Blacksburg, Va., TV: ESPNU
FLORIDA STATE (-1.5) @ MARYLAND, 7:45 PM, College Park, Md., TV: ESPN
OPERATION LEGAL VANDALISM: BUTCH SLAPPED!
Here’s how it works. Over in Raleigh, NC State has the “free expression tunnel.” It’s a home for graffiti and, well you know, free expression. Kids write whatever they want on the walls and it’s all cool and artsy and, you know, collegiate.
Well according to some wayward Wolfpack sons, in the tradition of free expression, some kids from NCSU went to Chapel Hill prior to last year’s State v. UNC game and splashed some red paint around the Old Well. This did not sit well with the Heels, and, of course, busy as they are, they still managed to find time to hatch a plot for revenge.
So off to Raliegh they went to paint the free expression tunnel Carolina Blue.
Operation Legal Vandalism from Daily Tar Heel on Vimeo.
LET'S TALK CONFERENCE BRAGGING RIGHTS

Don’t be ridiculous. Of course, it is. It’s not even Thanksgiving.
That said, all ahead full.
Such conference superiority debates are endemic to fans, alums and loyalists who seem to enjoy a spirited dialog from first jump ball in November until One Shining Moment early one morning in April. Last night, losses by PAC-10 stalwarts #4 UCLA and #20 USC will, no doubt, rekindle the debate.
The Bruins, who are considered a Final Four team yet again in many circles, were the first major casualty of the new season losing a close game to unranked Michigan. We aren’t sure how good Michigan is, but the win was their first over a top-five team in 11 years, and they were rated a distant 8th in the Big 10 media’s preseas

For their effort, Michigan gets another crack at a top-5 team tonight v. #5 Duke in the 2K Sports Classic benefiting Coaches vs. Cancer finale.
In addition, Tim Floyd’s #20 USC got knocked off 55-52 by the Big East’s Seton Hall. Seton Hall was ranked 13th in the Big East’s media preseason poll, and all we will say about that is the ACC only has 12 teams. None the less, the Pirates win, and mind you they haven’t been very good in a very long time. This could well be the first of many reminders about how deep the Big East (with what seems like 35 teams) really is.
As of this writing, the post ACC expansion bloated Big East has six teams in the top 25: UConn (2), Louisville (3), Pittsburgh (6), Notre Dame (9), Marquette (17), Georgetown (18) and Villanova (23), but only the Cardinals are post-expansion newbies.
The ACC is top heavy as it was last season with with UNC and Duke in the top 5 while Miami and Wake

Two things we do know for sure: 1) it’s too soon to tell, and 2) like NCAA football, basketball teams ranked 15 through 25 move in and out of the polls on a weekly basis.
Just ask Miami who was ranked on Thursday morning, but most likely unranked by supper time on Sunday.
TAH READER MAILBAG

Thank you for your continued and in-depth coverage of the annual Hicks v. Hacks golf competition. As you know it is an event of local, regional and national insignificance. Your coverage is balanced, insightful and sometimes even accurate.
I think it is important that fans of the event know that well placed insiders on President-elect Obama’s transition team have confirmed that one of his highest priorities is to “tweak” the H v H scoring system.
According to our sources the President –elect “knows of no other serious fan of H v H that approves of the current system”. He went on to say that if Blaser and Yowell and the rest of those HHCS knuckleheads don’t get their act together he wouldn’t be afraid to “throw his weight around” to resolve the issue.
His plan calls for a 8 man, “mano y mano” match-up ensuring parity in regards to liquor in-take. In addition, the guys with day jobs get strokes. “I gotta do something to give the Hacks a snowballs chance…”
Lastly the President – elect did pass on that his good friend Conzie Rice thought Hudson looked “dead sexy” in Terp Red and Black last Sunday!
Just trying to help in Turnbull,
Deep Throat
Dear Deep Throat:
Thank you for your nice letter. Good luck with that. Call us if you get tix to the Inaugural Ball.
The Editor
PICTURE(S) OF THE DAY

Jon “Crazy Face” Scheyer #30 of the Duke Blue Devils drives to the basket against the Southern Illinois Salukis on November 20, 2008 at Madison Square Garden in New York City.
Right, Mr. Crazy Face drives to the basket against Bryan Mullins #10.
(Photos by Nick Laham/Getty Images)

PICTURE OF THE DAY 2
PICTURE OF THE DAY 3
Thursday, November 20, 2008
ACC STILL UNDEFEATED

Chas McFarland had 19 points for Wake (2-0, 0-0), whose 120 points were tied for third-most in school history and just three points shy of breaking the record. It also was the most points ever scored by a team at Joel Coliseum. Wake Forest led almost the entire way, shot 57 percent and scored 41 points off 24 turnovers.
VIRGINIA 77, University of South (really Midwestern) Florida (Bulls, 34,447 students, Tampa, FL) 75 – Freshman Sylven Landsberg made a layup with 13 seconds left and sank a free throw six seconds later to seal Virginia's 77-75 victory over South Florida.
Landesberg finished with 21 points for the Cavaliers (2-0, 0-0), and Jamil Tucker added 15 points and a team-high seven rebounds in the win.
THURSDAY NIGHT FOOTBAL
UNC'S OTHER TYLER HURT TOO

North Carolina officially released information about Zeller's injury late Wednesday, saying the freshman forward had surgery at UNC Hospitals to repair his broken left radius and ulna. The official release said UNC's Dr. Don Bynum, who performed the surgery, deemed it a success and said he expects Zeller to make a full recover. Normal recovery time for this procedure is 12 to 16 weeks.
Zeller started the first two games in Hansbrough's absence, scoring 18 points in the season-opening win over Penn and then two in the win over Kentucky.
Look for the other Tyler to be back in action this weekend.
(Zeller #44 of the North Carolina Tar Heels shoots over Patrick Patterson #54 of the Kentucky Wildcats. Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)
INTERNAL VT MEMO: PLEASE SHUT UP

Evidently, Tech linebacker Purnell Sturdivant said the offense is too predictable as he offered little support for embattled offensive coordinator Bryan Stinespring. Just make sure he was really piling on, Sturdivant then said his sentiments are not uncommon among the team.
"Pretty much every team we face this year knows what we're going to do" on offense, Sturdivant said. "I have a couple friends at Carolina, a couple friends at N.C. State, things like that, they're pretty much just calling out the plays that we're going to run on offense. Our offense is pretty much predictable. "
Asked whether he thought Stinespring should go, Sturdivant said: "That's a hard one." But he added that he didn't think the outside criticism was unfair.
"Yeah, I can definitely see where they're coming from," Sturdivant said of the critics. "Me and a lot of guys."
Stinespring's unit has slipped to 109th out of 118 Division I-A teams in total offense, a year after finishing 100th in the rankings.
(AP Photo by Michael Dwyer)
QUOTES OF THE WEEK

Dinich conducts a Tuesday Mailblog with readers about ACC football. A Heels fan questioned her ACC Powerankings which she posts each week noting that while Dinich had UNC sixth on her list they remain the highest ranked team in the BCS (22). Said loyal fan, “How do you explain THAT?"

PICTURE OF THE DAY

Ball State won 31-24.
(AP Photo/Al Goldis)
PICTURE OF THE DAY 2

(Photo by Zeke Smith/InsideCarolina.com)
PICTURE(S) OF THE DAY 3
PICTURE OF THE DAY 4
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
DEON THOMPSON, WE KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER or ACC STILL UNDEFEATED

#1 NORTH CAROLINA 77, Kentucky (Wildcats, 27,209 students, Lexington, KY) 58 – Deon Thompson scored a career-high 20 points and 9 rebounds to help UNC beat Kentucky in his second straight confidence-building performance in Tyler Hansbrough's absence to start the season. However, freshman 7-footer Tyler Zeller suffered a wrist injury late in the game. The Heels frenetic defense helped cause 28 turnovers to UNC’s 10.
FLORIDA STATE 65, LaSalle (Explorers, 4,773 students, Philadelphia, PA) 61 - Sophomore guard Jordan DeMercy scored the game's last four points in the final 27 seconds. Toney Douglas had 18 points and Ryan Reid 11 for F

BOSTON COLLEGE 82, St. John’s (Red Storm, 14,983 students, Queens, NY) 70 - Joe Trapani scored seven of his 19 points during a game-breaking second-half run in the NIT Season Tip-Off tournament. Tyrese Rice paced the Eagles (3-0) with 28 points and nine assists.
(Photos by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images and AP Photo/Gail Burton)
BCS HEAD SWOFFORD TO PRESIDENT-ELECT OBAMA: BLAH, BLAH, BLAH

WHAT SWOFFORD SAID: "First of all I want to congratulate newly elected President Obama and I am glad he has a passion for college football like so many other Americans. For now, our constituencies -- and I know he understands constituencies -- have settled on the current BCS system, which the majority believe is the best system yet to determine a national champion while also maintaining the college football regular season as the best and most meaningful in sports. We certainly respect the opinions of president-elect Obama and welcome dialogue on what's best for college football."
WHAT SWOFFORD MEANT: "Blah, blah, blah. Mind your own damn business, you’ve got your own problems. Blah, blah, blah."
Obama has now said more than once that he will use his influence to push for a playoff. According to Obama's proposed system, eight teams would play over three

"It would add three extra weeks to the season," he said. "You could trim back on the regular season. I don't know any serious fan of college football who has disagreed with me on this. So, I'm going to throw my weight around a little bit. I think it's the right thing to do."
Former North Carolina coach (and current coach of some Big 12 school, we aren’t sure which one) Mack Brown said he's a big fan of Obama's idea.
"Send the best eight teams and let them play it off," Brown said, according to the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. "There's a lot of good teams that are going to be left out of the BCS this year. What I would welcome is more conversation [about changing the BCS system]. I really wish we could hammer out some ideas and get it down to what's workable ... whether we do it now or three or four years from now. In most years, there are going to be six to 10 teams better than the others and it's tough to say who is best without a playoff."
(Photos by Getty Images and Reuters)
ONE SMALL STEP FOR THE BCS, ONE GIANT STEP FOR A FOOTBALL PLAYOFF

It’s not the Rose Bowls fault that there isn’t a football playoff, but, yesterday, ESPN literally moved the ball in that direction by wrapping up all the BCS games except the Rose Bowl in a new TV contract. The final hurdle to an even bigger dance might be cleared when the Grandaddy of Them All’s TV contract expires with ABC in 2014.
Huh, you say?
Not long after ACC Commish’s John Swofford’s somewhat tepid response to Barack Obama’s call for a playoff system for college football, ESPN took a big step toward making that a reality – whether the suits in Kansas realized it or not.
What resources does ESPN have that the combined television networks don’t have?
Control. Control over their time and their money. Thus it would be easier to make room on the broadcast schedule for the playoffs while limiting the number of parties to a negotiated agreement. The more the control over the money flowing into college football and the BCS is consolidated, the easier it is to ultimately make this fly.

The Rose Bowl, which will host the 2014 title game, will continue to be televised on ABC through that game.
Nice, ESPN, NICE!
(Photos by Reuters and Getty Images)
NEWS FLASH: CUDPEPPA ACCUSED OF TAMPERING

Not long after the Cudpeppa squad and booked yet another easy win of approximately 16 to 5, rumors surfaced about tampering with Hackberry Creek’s El Capitan Tom “Oh-Fer” Blaser.
Seems as Blaze had been complaining recently about morning headaches even on the mornings when he hadn’t consumed any adult malt-beverages the evening before. (OK, there was only one such evening, but he had a headache that day too, so as far as TAH is concerned, that’s a valid “field test.”)
When interrogated (Blaze is not one to openly complain, so his boys had to ply him with “truth serum” to get the story out), Captain O’Hacks revealed that he recently had been having a reoccurring nightmare where he is abducted by aliens who tampered with his brain.

A recent x-ray taken at Fauquier Health’s new Emergency Department (formerly the Fauquier Hospital’s Emergency Room) seems to reveal that some tampering has actually occurred.
The investigation is ongoing.
PICTURE(S) OF THE DAY

She was true to her word, and we're guessing it wasn't all that much fun since the game started out with a 15-2 Tar Heel run. Game over.

Now the fella to Ms. Judd's left in the UNC ball cap doesn't appear to be a student...Do you think he was thrilled to be sitting next to a Hollywood starlet who is married to an international race car driver who was flaunting both her allegiance to a Democratic president-elect and those pesky Wildcats?
Our guess: Well...nooooo.
(Phots by Kevin. C. Cox/Getty Images and Gerry Broome/AP Photos)
PICTURE OF THE DAY 2

(Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)
PICTURE OF THE DAY 3

Curry had 44 points for Davidson, but Oklahoma won the game 82-78.
(AP Photo/Sue Ogrocki)
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
THE ACC REMAINS UNDEFEATED
(Photo by Charles Krupa/AP Photos)
ACC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
OFFENSIVE LINEMAN--Edwin Williams, Maryland, Center, 6-3, 315, Sr., Washington, D.C. Williams #76 graded out as the Terps' top

DEFENSIVE LINEMAN-- Marcus Robinson, Miami, DE, 6-1, 231, Fr., Homestead, Fla. Robinson led a Miami defense that held Virginia Tech to 77 yards rushing on Thursday night. He recorded a career-best three sacks in

DEFENSIVE BACK--Marcellus Bowman, Boston College, Safety, 6-2, 217, Jr., Girard, Ohio Bowman returned an interception 87 yards for a touchdown in the first quarter of Boston College's 27-17 win over Florida State. It was the Eagles' third interception return for a touchdown of the season and marked the sixth consecutive game in which Boston College defense or special teams have scored a touchdown.
SPECIALIST-- Matt Bosher, Miami, P/PK, 6-0, 202, So., Jupiter, Fla. Bosher averaged 42.0 yards on fiv

TAR HEEL QB JOB UP IN THE AIR, LITERALLY

Instead, he said he's going to tell both Cameron Sexton (hugger), and C.J. Yates that they "need to be prepared to play," and that whoever gives the team the best chance to win will start.
Sexton admitted he played his worst game of the season during UNC's 17-15 loss at Maryland. Yates, who fractured his left ankle in September, has played in only one series since.
(Photo by Zeke Smith)
FOSTER WAITING AT THE ESSO TO HEAR FROM CLEMSON
"I was a nervous wreck going in and I felt good coming out," Foster said. "There's an interest on both parts. I'm one of several potential candidates for the job, and we'll see where it goes. That's all I know and that's all I can say."
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