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Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1976

Page

4

UNC Lived and Died by Free Throws in ACC Playoffs

Virginia stunned North Carolina 67 42 as Billy Langlohs late free throws sealed the win. Terry Holland lauded Virginias clutch defense and February form while UNC relied on its foul shooting all season. The Cavaliers advance to the NCAA East Regional in Charlotte, while UNC heads to Dayton for the Mideast bracket.

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N C A T Accepts NIT Offer

North Carolina A&T State University joins six teams selected for the National Invitation Tournament at Madison Square Garden. Coach Warren Reynolds led the 20-3 Aggies to the MEAC title as NIT officials note A&T as a Division One black school with local appeal and potential crowd impact.

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NIT Names Six Teams in 12 Team Field

The National Invitation Tournament announced six selections Louisville Kentucky Oregon North Carolina A T and Providence Niagara for its 12 team field with six more to be named Monday. Seedings and first round pairings will be released Tuesday ahead of games starting March 13 at Madison Square Garden.

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Virginia Cavaliers Capture ACC Title in Upset Win

Wally Walker led Virginia to the ACC championship with 21 points as the Cavaliers upset North Carolina 67-46 at the Capital Centre. Virginia, after finishing 6th in the league, defeated NC State and Maryland before beating North Carolina for its first ACC crown in 23 years. Walker earned MVP with 73 points, 21 rebounds, and six assists across the three games.

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VHSL Set To Crown Three Basketball Champs This Week

VHSL brackets stage three group semifinals at University Hall with 12 teams, only three not district champions. Key matchups include Morrisonburg vs Martinsville and John Yeates vs Galax in Group AA, Luray vs Natural Bridge and Ring William vs Powell Valley in Group A, and Lee of Springfield vs Booker T and Patrick Henry vs Maggie Walker in Group AAA. Reigning top scorers Clyde Austin and Barry Hamrier are noted, while Steve Marsee ends his career with 2,459 points.

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