Smith heads All-ACC team with Maryland dominant pick
Maryland center Joe Smith led the 1995 All-ACC selections with 340 points on 114 ballots while North Carolina star Jerry Stackhouse and Rasheed Wallace joined him on the first team alongside Wake Forest's Randolph Childress and Tim Duncan. Stackhouse averaged 19.5 points and 8.2 rebounds per game as UNC shared the league lead.
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ACC All Conference Team Named With Sewn Favorites Noted
The Atlantic Coast Conference first team selections include Maryland’s Childress Wake Forest and North Carolina players with Tu Le strong votes. Duncan Wallace and others posted high scoring and rebounding marks, with Childress leading in ACC play scoring and rebounds.
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Fear led Duke Coach Krzyzewski to sit out season
Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski spoke openly about fear as he discussed leaving the team midseason. He described exhaustion from back surgery recovery and ignoring medical advice, noting he felt “very scared” and lacked energy while the athletic director Tom Butters recalled his long tenure and the road to recovery.
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Australians remain confident after yacht loss in Cup trials
John Bertrand pledged optimism as one Australia prepared its backup boat for a challenger trial against Sydney 95 after the 75-foot yacht sank in a Pacific storm. The loss marked the first time a Cup boat sank during a race, and the Australians planned to resume competition despite missing a race.
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Replacement baseball not all bad for some
The Associated Press notes mixed views on replacement baseball. Willie Hernandez, 40, signs with the Yankees as a relief pitcher. Teddy Higuera nears a minor league deal with the Orioles amid a no-replacement stance in West Palm Beach. Braves pitchers combine for a 5-0 no-hitter against the Mets, while coach Bobby Cox highlights a strong throwing and mental program. In Plant City, Reds fall 9-7 in 11 innings to Houston as lineup cards are joked over. Hall of Fame ballot includes Richie Ashburn, potentially adding up to four new members from the Veterans Committee vote in Beach, Fla.
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Hurricanes fall to Warriors in state playoff bid
Pamlico Hurricanes girls led by six after three, but Hester onslaught in fourth quarter lifts Battle to 57-54 victory in Tarboro. Coastal Plains 1A foes exit with 8-12 season. Jones Lee and Smith end careers.
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