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WASHINGTON W.
Bush
against
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Speaking of
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twin
his
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daughters
days ahead “could
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were
behind
opening
broad and
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Bush
sought
longer and
tamp down expecta-
came
a
line for Saddam to leave Iraq, matum dismissed
with
ulti-
an
disdain by
stepped
up
the United States
letter to the Duke Trask
Tallman
“We do not
research,
Trask
days,
on
to enter
our
The Duke
vehicular
campus
detailed
care
specific
in
great cloud
explosions
took
page 5
attracts 75
on
of the
war
today
at
the
also
war
plan
noon as a
By
with
a
Iraq,
a
nonpartisan
but opponents
walkout from classes
at
least during
areas
Despite
as
came
Student
some
Government voted
Chapel Quadrangle
resolution that
a
meeting Wednesday night.
See page 3
on
the
eve
of
The United Nations may not
fatally, by
against Iraq
war
see
with
a
vigil
in
flickered
mark
the
Wednesday
the 48-hour
wind and others
to think and to pray,
people
Kathryn
a
strike
just
on
they
minutes be-
Baghdad.
attended the half-hour vigil, said
House,
those, about two-thirds
condemned unilateral military action against Iraq at
together
senior
the
a
out,
About 75
be lit at HANNAH COX, age seven, waits for her candle to
down
at 8 p.m.
to
vigil
fore coalition forces began
of the roads
page 8
Chapel
but attendees remained undaunted as
up
i
nuke
on
on
candlelight
Some candles
will
step
a
deadline set by President George W. Bush for Iraqi
the first few
well
members of the Durham community
in front of the
leader Saddam Hussein to leave the country.
security.”
as
in
night
operations,”
we
KAREN HAUPTMAN
the biting wind and drizzling rain, Duke
students and
of
went
parts of campus,
peace protest.
The Chronicle
to affect class-
other basic
or
See SECURITY
•
on
Wednesday night’s vigil was
campus.
“There will be checkpoints put
-
See IRAQ
war
versity Hospital and other sensitive locations.
Inside
a
Bagh-
reflection
of the Duke Unisecurity at the Allen Building, parts
.
Baghdad, throwing
dad, which began just before first light
will limit University Police Department to
Hotel
Rashid
of dust into the air.
the
gathered
“However,
access
visible about
was
The initial round of
Vice
community, Executive
if the national alert status rises to Ted,’
increase
ineffective, striking the city.
impact
one
that
measures
security
prepared
expect the outbreak of war patient
wrote. or
over
mile from the
central
Iraqi leader.
measures
officials
heightened security
es,
to be
fire
antiaircraft
to be bombs. The
At least a
the city
over
air
were an
by antiaircraft
explosions
appeared
half
with Iraq. In
loud
about two hours
The Chronicle
President
and
at low altitude
after the expiration of his 48-hour dead-
begun
Thursday,
siren followed
fire
Baghdad
a.m.
had
ALEX GARINGER
By
as
against Iraq
raid
appeared on
�
safety University
more
predict.”
The first signs of the attack in
to
war
there at 5:35
in the
heightens Candlelight vigil
Duke
Wednesday
few casual-
unclear.
Bush’s speech
picture
be
that
Wednesday night
the battles
The results of the strike
certed campaign.”
minutes
quick victory with
by warning that
ties
targets of
deliberately, with
a
W. Bush announced late
difficult than some
undermine Sad-
to
of what will be
stages
reported
were
selected
tions of
dam Hussein’s ability to wage war.”
the nation from the Oval
attacks
striking
military importance
began
to kill
begun
George
meeting,
have
him,
first
were
Bush said, “On my orders, coalition forces
country, including
10:15 p.m., about
at the
leadership
Saddam
war
dam Hussein.
Addressing
intelligence
top
Baghdad where
believed
and
sea
appeared intended
his
after President
a
of
the country’s
on
installationin
an
American
shortly
night,
start
poised
border
to disarm the
strikes one
the
Wednesday
American forces
against
Service
President George
ordered
Iraq
deck of the U.S.S. Constellation
flight
who were
organized
the event. Of
students, she said, and
on
See VIGIL
Iraq.
its influence weakened, but
the decision of the U.S. administration to act
without U.N. support, experts say. See page 3
Egyptian
on
President Hosni
that he blamed
Iraq
page 8
Mubarak said
for having allowed
hurt the entire Arab world. See page 4
a
in
a
war
statement that would
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Invasion
NEWS BRIEFS
Turkey may grant U.S.
airspace
to
access
Seventeen
The Turkish government asked Parliament Wednes-
day
to grant the U.S.
airspace in short of
Iraq
an
military permission
war,
a
to
By New
Washington’s
ground troops
PATRICK TYLER
York Times News
KUWAIT
in Turkey.
Hundreds of Israelis left Tel Aviv a
Wednesday,
pushed
fear-
Hussein fired 39 Scud instructed
government
to
gas masks
bring
group
against Persian
Gulf oil
As the U.S.
shipments in jeopardy
military completes
Iraq, disruptions
of oil
the Persian Gulf appear to have
dustry experts
said
missile
and shipments from in-
already begun,
ka wildlife
narrowly rejected
win with
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a
drilling
oil
formally
Mahmoud Abbas ister
Wednesday,
an
Alas-
war
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Iraq opened with was
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awaiting President
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acted
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48-hour ultimatum
as
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swept in
Qaeda
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day,
telling
to surrender and
and
They
military
Iraqi
how “to in-
were
their
on
vehicles,
throw
from them,
round them up for
move
down
their
processing.
defection and uprising
Rumors of
an
expiration of
into
a new
and
militants
southern
in
villages
military operation
terrorists
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their
allies,
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by
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ground
began
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on
page 5
Afghanistan
or
suspected of carrying
operations
The
the
neighboring
suspected
captured.
on areas
east of Kanda-
spiritual headquarters ofthe
operation
said Lt.
out the
to say what the
Sept.
was
likely
Coryll Angel,
a
11 attacks.
of the operation
was
Osama bin Laden.
to continue for two
or
three
U.S. military spokesperson
The assault
eight-day
completely
other sectors,” he said.
was
one
of the biggest
battle
over
a
in
Afghanistan King
year ago,
pitted hundreds of
Taliban and
since
said. That al
Qaeda
fighters against thousands of American and Afghan troops.
has
fix.
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killed and about 30
King declined
of the southern Kanda-
are
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Qaeda
ousted Taliban regime, which is allied with the al Qaeda
an
convoy
at
about
Operation Anaconda just
of any
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similar size took
har. The province is the former
Roger King told reporters. began
were
for al
King said the raids would focus
to flush
network
air assault assisted
U.S. forces
operation of
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and wait for allied forces to weapons
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Helmand province
Monday,
full
tanks
demanding that
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said.
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a
dropped
warplanes
destruction.”
away
Afghanistan
Iraq, King said.
Computer
Intrex has
“Americans
structed to drape white flags
dusty
only
that
had
“on the
was
for loss of life,”
million leaflets
during
avoid
a
into Iraq.
move
White House
hour and a
under
state of readiness
high
coincidence that the operation
“Operations
a
Ecclesiastes 3:1-3
performance customized
Iraq
desert landscape stood in silence and at
About 1,000 U.S. troops and
in the remote, mountainous
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troops how
strewn
The operation, code-named “Valiant Strike,” began with an
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Wednesday night,
British
moonlight,
pun-
missions
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reports.
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said to
were
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that the nation
warned
warned
against following Saddam’s
Ari
spokesperson
said.
the
Earlier,
country.
spreading through southern Iraq
and
a
a
in
within range
were
officials
military
the Iraqi leader and his
sur-
positions
to prepare the battlefield.
war
Saddam,
missile
Special Operations forces
search
Afghanistan Thursday
Up
Iraqis
what mili-
bombing
longtime deputy
that cuts into Arafat’s
FINANCIAL
air
followed
dozen Iraqi artillery and
of allied forces, military officials
ders to
a
limited cruise
a
Troops
the first Palestinian
compiled
Baghdad
at
the Bush
broad powers for the first time.
News briefs
U.S., allies aim missile strike
prime minister
nominated his
a move
as
southern Iraq that
be
the
day,
small-scale
flew
security appeal.
as
in
while American and British in
drilling
Arafat nominates Palestinian
Yasir Arafat
the first sol-
as
top energy goal it had hoped to
on a
wartime
Iraqi border
a
U.S.
zone
ishing day of sandstorms that raked
refuge Wednesday, rebuffing
administration
demilitarized
The missile attack
Wednesday.
Senate votes down Alaska
The Senate
the
as
and senior Iraqi leaders.
sons
the •
the
tary officials said
to invade
plans
its
supplies
Army
acting
of 17, surrendered.
Later
with them to jobs and schools.
•
CITY,
diers from Saddam Hussein’s army,
missiles at Israel, and the
people
land and in air
on
face-to-surface
Kuwait
battalions
into
the
along
of the first Gulf War, when Saddam
repeat
against
Service
vanguard of invasion late Wednesday
Israeli citizens flee Tel Aviv
ing
soldiers surrender
Iraqi
initial hopes to station
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begins
its
use
decision that falls
delayed
The Chronicle
more!
Peter
Lange, Provost,
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Duke
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University
The Chronicle THURSDAY,
DSG votes not to condemn conflict By
MARCH
action
MOLLY NICHOLSON
may
Hours before the United States gov-
dropped bombs
over
Baghdad,
hurt U.N.
the Duke Student Government had its own
about the
say
At
the
Wednesday voted
war.
general
body’s
evening,
the
against
meeting
Legislature
The Chronicle
unilateral action against Iraq. In those
tered
debate that proved
a
throughout
Nader A1
Ansari Amir
sophomore
and Richard
Mokari,
sociate editorial page
School of
U.N.
mean
at
the
of
the Duke
dents from
pivotal
stu-
college
tional on
experience
Sophomore
Bridget
“You have
ers.
said
Newman—who
legislators
sent their constituents a
a
to
before you,”
Chronicle. “But this is not a
reason
to
Yee
action. “This it
may
she
ers,”
all of
affects
war
affect
some
“We
said.
in
president tion and
red
just
A1
meeting,
citizen of
that the U.S.
phere
Bahrain,
revealing
the
of fear,
mistrust
over
windows
rags under doors an
tell pro-
held up his white
attack
slip
government requires him
find ourselves
“We
in
and
as a
and
DSG legislator and co-sponsor of in favor of her
A1 Ansari still
proposal
as
an
unsuccessful resolution
unilateral U.S.
opposing
Executive Vice President Justin Ford looks
an
to
atmos-
anger,” he plastic
placing
wet
child to prepare for
by Iraqi leader Saddam Hus-
opposed
ing
his friends and
Legislators,
whether
a war
with-
approval.
death” situation for
ly
the
the
family
severe
“life
students,
some
in the
however, resolution
or
not-
military.
questioned actually
effectiveness.
cause,
but we’re not here to take stances
euthanasia....
on
on
national and
international
policy
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schedule
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task
task force
presented
revision
force.
hopes
to
fight
sophomore Ryan Kennedy,
week with fewer classes
Junior Rick Garcia, another said
the
resolution
don’t think
was
legislator,
irrelevant.
that this affects
“I
Duke stu-
dents at all,” he said.
Describing DSG
as
education towards
Although ing
a
trend in
a
feedback,
would
UN.
the
high-
at
a
“cross-
Wednesdays
roads,” sophomore Avery Capone said the
the week for
resolution would diminish the
ty
organiza-
danger
would
serve
groups,
as
a
is
noted
has
associate
that it is too
if the
value
in
to
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of
United
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the
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make
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when
using force
to meet.
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War,
increasing-
said.
work,” he
months,
solicit-
of
prepared
tions, including
evenly throughout the day and the week. being
Cold
law, adding
don’t know
long-term
proposed
classes
spread
international
polarized the
the
Gulf War and
Michael Byers,
of
Byers
Fridays.
the
the
to tell if the United Nations is in
States
a
shorter academic on
since
Particularly
with
of
said
real
“We
potential
the task force is still
student
schedule
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inappropriate for this Legislature,” said a
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he
to pass
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‘To say that
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pragmatic decisions,”
ad-
jurisdiction.
“This
a
since its
“It’s almost inconceivable to
on.
tion’s
issue fell under DSG’s
Ansari,
said. Although he recalled sealing sheets
al-
us
of the Arab Students Associa-
a
passport,
cany.
the
a
Iraq, speaks
McCray highlighted the
was
to shut up and go back.”
Earlier
sein,
less than oth-
can’t
for
has played
politics
United Nations has been
ine
opposed unilater-
[international students and visiting fessors]
action in
out U.N.
stressed that the resolution
though
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shy
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the end of the
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in
disputes
rights
for internationalstudents.
proposed
role in world
inception
abroad, preventing
the Duke
doom
spell
The United Nations
members
outside cultural group performances and
disrupting
as
diplomatic body.
United Nations.
community—deterring
studying
many would
for the United Nations
necessarily
not
primary ef-
on
Iraq,
decision
but most said the US. decision would
for legislators to pass the resolution. The resolution listed three
in
the
a
resolution
University experts’ opinions differed,
Fuqua
Business—passionately pushed
fects of U.S. unilateral action
actions
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fective international
and Shlomo
editor,
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McCray,
Chronicle
a
graduate student
a
scat-
to observe the
room
Bush’s
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and four of them—seniors
proceedings,
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personal
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THURSDAY,
MARCH
The Chronicle
20,2003
Iraq for
Mubarak blames By
NADIA ABOU EL-MAGD
CAIRO, Egypt
Mubarak blamed Iraq
for
short of
President Hosni
Egyptian the
impending
for
Kuwait’s ruler urged his
war
following
zens
among their
possible backlash
a
a
U.S. attack
on
tives conferred the
cuss
and
Arabia,
impact
for
The
Saddam to leave
was
is that the
“My hope
the
will
Iraqi government
seriousness
the
of
the
itself in—and
put
said in
nationally televised address Wednesthat
“And
day.
will
forces the
and
safety
bility East
of the
the
“crusader
a
internal
fears
The
Saudi
is that the
world
of
as
tion in which
a
U.S. aircraft could
to agree
Gulf states, long
have gone
as
on
have made it a
wary
publicly urging
down, but other Arab leaders
for attacks
are
some
use
or
the
as
a
at the Prince Sultan Air
capital Riyadh, would be allowed
Saddam,
him to
strikes
step
on
staging ground for
war,
to any strike
as
Fahd
othon
“We
Iraq’s
the
Base, outside
king
insisted
reject
tion, and
pledged Egypt’s
U.S. and allied open to
said
warships.
they favor
a
Iran
peaceful
not,
outright
the Saudi
to take
in
part
that
Tuesday
under
any
circum-
we
of America statement
as
well
infringement
any
unity, independence,
ternal security
a
Suez Canal would
airspace
planes based
stances, enter Iraq.
use
fellow Arab state.
and Pakistan have
King
Iraq.
However,
have been cool to
the United States to
vehemently opposed
Mubarak
1991
kingdom’s
whether U.S.
of
Arab governments, such
allowing
their territory
remain
Iraq
on
Saudi armed forces will
And while
are
Saudi
message for
the idea.
Kuwait,
United
the
has not said whether
Baghdad.
as
permis-
the in
a
Gulf War.
Mubarak, president of Egypt
whole.”
far
the
Saudis
that to
States
the
impossible for them
in
during
The
gave
it put itself in—and us in.” Hosni
to
pains
the nation
bases
war.
sion
divisions among Arabs
Deep
Iraqi government
sta-
Middle
by
protests
will allow the deployment of U.S. troops at mil-
will realize the seriousness of the situa-
on
by
called
campaign”
that
itary
“My hope
he
countries.
taken
government has
safety and
stability
ers
war
taking control of Muslim Arabia
Sabah, but
particular,
deny Saudi opposition claims
international
region—as well
on
A1 Ahmed A1
kingdom
of any
action
in the hands
in Kuwait who have
dangerous
military
as
different
unreasonable,
put
we
willingly.”
realize
repercussions the
the
us
a
Muslim extremists.
in,” Mubarak
which it a
impending
Saudi
in
situation
stopped
to recent statements
probably alluding
aimed at
military action.
realize
has
people Wednesday
rash,
refer to anyone in
Muslim extremists
face
or
weapon
emir, Sheik Jaber
did not
the U.S.
as
a
of this enemy [Saddam]
dis-
leaders to
“a
united, saying
stay
unwise word is
representa-
their countries
on
citi-
counterparts
Iranian
with Pakistani
deadline neared
to
Saddam Hussein.
Officials from Jordan met with from Saudi
Pakistan
but
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which the United Nations
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passing it,”
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cal science,
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picture of
to
see
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is
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wanton
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support,
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said, the
Robert Keohane
linchpin of world order
olution since
situation that looks like the Cold
1990,”
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United
States
in
port of
so a
as
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secure
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optimistic came
especially
problems
on
we
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be
some
toast, but
because
now,
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in fact weaker.”
from Bruce
of public policy. “There will
enormous
cur-
can
have the combination of American
legitimacy,” he said. “Right
will argue that the UN. is
the
people who
I think that’s
world
still
has
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multilaterally,” he said. Unitexplained that the difficulties the
lems must be dealt with
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has
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trying
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matter of the irrelevance of the
charter. United Nations but of the limitations of the “When the
majority of the Security Council
Bruce Jentleson, director ofthe Sanford Institute of Public
role the United Nations
international security. play in future matters of
nonsense...
been unwilling to frame its
institution
seriously damage the
United Nations
military operations in Iraq
the
will
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Atlantic
toward
rather insensitively
acted
recent US. decisions the United Nations of late, saying
combination is
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supported
North
has
United States
have American power
weaken the United Nations be-
it could Keohane said. “The UN. won’t disappear, but go
rather
United
unanimously.
cause
of
the
and
rent
organization. we
the
although
because the Koso-
By contrast,
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negotiation
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what recent adminis-
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significant
forum for
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Keohane
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on a
deadlocked
was
there
are
council
Security Council votes,
vetoes,
can
do.”
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J-Lo, the
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night finds 45-minute a.m.
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to
Malone
of The Gloria Record
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favorite record for
away,
hype. So
store
when
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crowd that wool
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horribly fickle industry. In
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and
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are
even
dry gossip
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two great weeks.
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violent
saturated with music th;
daily life.
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many acts
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to your
opportunity offered by
label is
everyone's
sketchy
essential
bands, it's their best
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band
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set is hot. Bands from all genres and locations descend
pop, traditional
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other hand, Austin-based apocalypse-rockers
hype,
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shouldn't be
city
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is loud with the sound of bands
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Austin and the festival: The bands will often Audiences
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portions (most
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of the most important events of the year.
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least the natives
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to hold
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set;
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two thousand three
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free with
or
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a
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showgoer, this
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acts
the number of
t
prob-
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relentlessly pushed
people
who have
leople
is not much of
who have
merely heard of
nd You Will Know Us
onto
actually heard them. On
the
the Trail of Dead has
by
st, but after several years of appearances,
<cited few people. of it in
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entless fun
all
at
the death of dead!" and
:entimes the
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pretensions,
scene
so
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worse
itself and
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disdain
expresses
different trend each day ("Nu-
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different direction: The daily alterna-
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in-store is
looking
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away with $5OO total—"[Diesel]
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place without live
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we
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juicier morsels:
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of the to
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to do is
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huge;
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slice of
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on
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some
an
assault
on
their
I could literally feel the
clothes and feet. The locals didn't away less elated than
hip-hop
rather scattered bill. ...And You Will
the Trail of Dead followed with their shtick —an assault
speaker,
all
too
her
or
virtually word
an
a
I get from
seem
a
on
songs vibrate
impressed,
about
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instruments.
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and
group
Know Us
even
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thou-
Standing
through
I walked
good headphone session with Source
a
being
the best that
I
saw
launched into space. After
difficulties,
Lou Lord busked for hours
proved again
and
thing we've got with
no
catching
that
on
they
can
a
an
when The
impression.
The
but their four songs
equivalent of
the last few beautiful build-and-
I surveyed
corner, four
or
the street
scene.
five Swedish bands
easily out-surf and out-garage
here in the states and
hands. Take
Friday's pelling
again
night,
all week—the electro-pop
release anthems of the Gloria Record's set,
Mary
next
how little it takes to make
late start because of technical
probably
were
unexpectedly the
came
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duo had
some
jam band had
a
any-
drummer
hip-hop showcase
from
rather
to
the
reminding
unpatriotic
the label
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ment.
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us
that it's our
the
was
had
a
casual and fun set by Jean Grae,
com-
Aceyalone and the arresting performance of Definitive Jux
superheroes Aesop Rock and
El-R
trified and engaged crowd that
I
Unsurprisingly,
saw,
although
it
this was
was
still
a
the most elecshock to
see
+
not
JEaL.
govern-
point.
biggest surprise
festival
(for
tame
current
to criticize
of the
discovery
that
glorious Cherry Valence's
diesel-fueled southern rock claims home turf right in Raleigh.
hollered,
I air-guitared. It
Though
almost
was
noticed
by
website,
under the SXSW radar. The album, collaborative that the
ed, spectacularly,
My
festival ended, a
magic
album,
cocky, sweaty and this is
announced the
all proper
as
plays
as
Forgot It
not
was
In
People,
live performance
were
is
a
flat-
suggest-
just
Spring
and
not
lead
a
in
Breaks or
intolerable cheese
the live show
in music that SXSW is
guys
You
Almost.
recently
they still flew completely
dynamics—the
disco blow-out. While VHS
Beta's disc-and-roll
case
I hooted, I
take back my
wizardry.
should, with
ing,
me
Gain' South shwag-rock compilation.
the Pitchforkmedia
out marvel of
studio
to make
enough
Canadian pop marvels Broken Social Scene
their debut
that, Def Leppard.
minimalist flow from former Antipop Consortium member Beans,
party jams
a
eternal condemnation of the
highlight of the week
Helio
master gave
Jk
densely
packed wordplay. Still,
the
my
Tags and Codes. A
with El-P's
him) address
of
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everyone singing every
along
events,
sand eardrums followed by next to the
or
simply
to his
on
Rather than aimlessly dropping names, I'll give you
My first night I caught post-rockers the
omes
overview of the festival,
year holds up to others. It's
can
the
just
was
on
everything
spirit; decadent, sprawl-
glam.
show,
"This is
this is
guitarist.
"I
a
not
a
show-
party,"
wanna
see
you
fucking party." IVITWW
page
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Thursday,
inarch twenty, two thousand three
Wiliam is just the most recent
example of how horror films fail to
''
s»«*** Thirty and
years after
troubling
are
A movie will
live in
never
wreak havoc
again
much
society of fear—so
a
a
so
that
Willard is Glover is
an
remake of
us
in
or
a
a
relatively
horror classic
popular
skin. The
limits of what
the
pushing
of
plots
the
Man befriends rats;
tardly deeds,
two
man
films
details, however,
can
begin
to
do
under
his
ers.
antagonist
Admittedly,
1971,
special
effects
jaded
culture
raising
a
it
our
seems
version.
goose that
the
more
In
2003
in the boss direction is
pimple.
something
in a
else
While Willard 1971
Willard 2003 is Dr.
a
mix of Ted
Frankenstein with
is
and
ry
which
titute,
de
of God) takes
house the
its
name.
bullets and bodies
and few
they
pher
Rodrigues),
an
GRADE:
rounds
forsaken city,
framework for
in
an
epic
lence. "In the you stay,
City
they get
the of
sepia,
a
inescapable
grows
cycle
as
tale of of
vio-
God," Rocket explains,
you, and
if you
run
the
away,
they
get you, too." Rocket's
story is,
cocaine
news
economical and the
comes
of up short of
even
horror,
well: that sublime,
as
late. The days
watching
when
at
even
how
hopes
does
the
days
The Bing
sent
creak-
shiver
a
The
Recently,
gone.
Blair tremors
but
movie-going audiences, of existence and
broadcast,
face of terrorism
bus
boss;
and of
gang violence that
the stories a
and
City
sur-
a
brother,
city's
most
hero,
powerful
handsome
among others. The
nothing short of
Meirelles's unflinching
a
or
unforgettable,
for their compas-
treatment of brutal
violence makes the true stories he tells all the on
one
level, like that of
any
boy
more
gripping.
a
young thug who
whether for their heartlessness
sion,
of his
Knockout Ned,
driver who becomes are
in the
When all of its
presents
more
that grooms
be told without telling
up to become the
film's characters
"if
smoking
day.
narrates
reckless thief; of Lil' Ze,
serves
riveting
reality of life
cannot
him every
Rocket
in the blood-
stained streets of this
greed,
cannot avoid the merciless
of God, and his story
the story of the vicious
hands,
mostly concerned
weed and trying to lose his virginity. But Rocket
aspiring photogra-
who manages to survive
power and
rats and
meaner
or
even
Hollywood of
an
with
grisly
own
safety
the hands of
at
even
innocent
our
have
scare
a
at
prayer? the
the-
CityofBod
hanging out with his group of friends,
reach it at all. The story of Rocket
(Alexandre
age in the 19705: He is
coming of with
boys
reach manhood without guns in their if
city's
des-
Cidade de Deus (City
Here,
part of the landscape,
row
named slum from
euphemistically
which Fernando Meirelles's
are
Janeiro, where
of identical shacks
lies the
the main
in the time between the tv\
On the outskirts of Rio upon
the
to
was
and continue
bombed out
being
jwler, o
too
are
through
Summer In the row
as
of the subtle aspects
Project and
nightly
the
suburban drean
a
more
scream
spines
our
panic
ties
in
changes from
Victorian nightmare
of
lil<
Willard resides
to
may be
Witch
bod
Christopher Walken. The house
pushed
doors and fluttering curtains sent
ing
little dash of
a
to
a
make it past the script read-
Willard 2003
yet
it
Sadly,
Boy's
Kaczynski
kill
time.
how fa
something
Beach
a
Martin,
even
has been disappearing
up
common.
more
similar
probably
crazier Willard,
a
cleaner, the plot
ikes you want to
da
characters from each share very littli
friendlier Norman Bates in
need
In the disappearance
we've sunk The title
vicious and
relatively
have been
to
seems
we
spectacular,
In the
see
Ben,
while in 2003 he could
Willard
film,
idem
nearly to
him.
on
do to get
can
are
rats
uses
then rats turn one
film
a
our
nastier
and in
from
more
looks
do the rats themselves induce fear,
longer
focus of the 71
starring Crispin
is clear that
No
extremes.
horror movies fail to freak
recent release
gotten bigger,
the mysterious rat
ringleader,
In all aspects of the
even
for Columbine.
Bowling
themselves have
small horse
But the fact
the scale of Jaws
on
even
the differences between the two editions, it
Their
the other rats in the 1971 version,
people who
a
interesting example. The
the genre’s demise.
Even the rats
films.
new
out anymore.
us
is
couple
a
those who can't deal with spiders.
or
Silence of the Lambs. As Michael Moore showed we
is faced with
Schnaars explores the reasons behind
deadly.
the random phobias: there'll always be
afraid of heights
remains:
industry
dilemma: We're not afraid anymore.
Sure, there are
the horror film
The Exorcist,
frighten. lon
glimpse
pieces fall together,
than just
a
nine-year-olds
at the
disturbing to
City
of God
look at
kill—it offers
a
city
a
potential for good and evil that exists
in the soul of every human being.
—Macy
Parker
Thursday,
march
two thousand three
twenty,
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seven
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singers of his.generation.
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and "Alice's
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time for
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include "The
of 1960s
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Guthrie has made his
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son
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season.
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that sort of
and
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up
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writer,
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Recess
got
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was
How does
father.
if it
father always
had,
and
it's
the chance
to chat with Arlo,
who
I
not, then
performing
at Duke
Monday. The
live
the slowdown that
performances,
has
on
the past
his
accompanies
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old age and why he doesn't play
came
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as
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songwriter
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in the
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delivery of lyrics
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day.
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benign, and it's easy to be
lucky
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emotion of her performance
drawn in
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makes
more
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sum
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era.
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plative and wrapped up in
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sea
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this world that just doesn't
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important again. songs
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have you been lik-
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part of the
—Charles Lin
Duke
honest,
ago, and
wailing
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found myself
I've
of the old stuff
your old
tell you:
stage, and
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lines done
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more?
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Her songs
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that this
together concentrated,
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acts
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fit in with
moonlighter and Gemini
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reviews
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How do
the school-concert favorites,
droves of positive
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a
constancy
go
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get offstage.
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THURSDAY, MARCH 20,
Women’s lax led The freshman scored three of
With
the Blue Devils’
yesterday’s
in
eight goals
home contest,
Less
leading
scorer.
two
The
8
on
the
4
season
Princeton
improved
team
with
an
to 7-1
8-4 defeat of No. 6
afternoon
(1-3) yesterday
at
Koskinen Stadium.
in
the second
Chrest
goals,
two
racked
to lead her team to
half,
on
stat
balls,
sheets, it would appear
of
shots
more
fewer fouls.
the
as
nine
registered
forced
by Chrest
Blue
ground
more
turnovers, and had
They
were
12
unable to find
higher ranked
team.
The Tigers jumped to
the
scoreboard
Sherry sank
a
2-1
lead in
an
when
unassisted
Theresa
goal
5:06
into the game.
About
a
Caline
by
goal of the half
free position
a
22 seconds
shot,
with
remaining.
with
by Elizabeth Pillion
score
with 21
later,
Duke
senior
season, and her 134th
goal,
career
to tie
the contest. The midfielder became
Duke’s second all-time leading
scorer.
on
the
a
Princeton
in
between.
season.
With the Blue Devils
lead,
holding
sophomore Kristy
off
breakaway
a
McHenry’s
Dirks
6-3
a
scored
from
C aline
less than two min-
assist,
utes after Chrest’s. Princeton’s final goal of the minutes
Yakulis,
on
lowed by
later
from
day
junior
She open net.
an
Duke’s
Jessica
came
Katie
fol-
was
Bennett, who
finalized the contest at 8-4 with 22 onds
sec-
remaining.
For
minute
Kate Kaiser notched her 18th goal of the
up
final
a
Meghan
The freshman scored Duke’s first two
12
the contest after earning the first point on
on
assist
an
off
goals—one
defender
goals of the second half,
the open net, however, and succumbed to the
by
from
Walters,
the first half with
unanswered
McHenry, and the
The Tigers took the
won.
number
Devils,
more
17th
Chrest currently leads her team in goals
that Princeton same
Princeton’s
season.
breakaway
up
coming early
the victory. Based
two
only
Freshman Katie three of Duke’s
ended
Duke closed out fourth-ranked
Duke women’s lacrosse Princeton
Duke’s
The senior earned her
apiece.
goal of the
The Chronicle
Duke
Gallagher
2-1.
day,
later,
lead for good when she tied the game at
NEELUM JESTE
By
four minutes
than
Lauren
her the team’s
by Elizabeth Pillion,
senior Sarah Small gave the
their final lead of the
Tigers
making
assist
an
the
freshman
Duke,
Megan
Huether recorded
day,
the
same
goalkeeper six
saves
number
on
as
Princeton’s Sarah Kolodner.
The Blue Devils next
ROBERT TAI/THE CHRONICLE
travel to N0.3 KRISTY DIRKS
Georgetown Saturday.
No. 8 men’s lacrosse upset Carolina’s Prosser
unstoppable, finding
Duke
scores
No. 13 Tar Heels 14-9
by
4 times and
goal
the second half to boost Duke’s lead to four.
midway through
mrriMMliir
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the second The
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UNC
Chapel
Hill. Duke
straight
three
won
with the
the
to
its
who
Heels,
consecutive
the
were
No.
by
in
games,
conference
over
of
assists.
The
with 6:50
and
Matt
Rewkowski
the
notched
end
of
the
first
quarter,
but
near
he
two
ROBERT TAI/THE CHRONICLE
Beard
for Duke to
earns
pull
top honor
his team within two, but Duke
Women take
was
on
unable to comeback.
Heels
Coles
Duke
a
7-4 lead
by
straight,
and
scored
Blue
Devil
exploded all
ending
the was
was
broken when
a
The
by
minutes with-
scoring
drought
Brennan scored
regulation. scoring Blue
Cassese
with 1:47
Devils at
ended the
remaining.
next
travel
1 p.m.
NBA
Magic 109, Heat 93
The Boston Bruins, strug-
The New York Jets
gling to make the NHL
not to match the Redskins’
Pacers 102, Celtics 72
Player of the Year
extend its 15-game regular
playoffs, fired head coach
offer for their top free
Raptors 87, Hawks 86
agent wide receiver
Bucks 104, Nets 85
Laveranues Coles, and will
Grizzlies 128, Cavaliers 101
Wednesday. time
a
ketball
It is the first
Duke women’s bas-
player
has been
named Player of the Year.
season
winning streak
Robbie Ftorek
against
the eighth-ranked
He will be
Tar Heels
today
in Chapel Hill.
at 6 p.m.
Wednesday.
replaced
in the
opted
interim by General
instead take
Manager Mike O’Connell
No. 13 pick in the draft.
Washington’s
off
Mack Hardaker with 5:56
Georgetown Sunday
signs with Skins
21
response. The
feed
left in
goals of
over
a
tennis team looks to
selected
but
Zash
team to with-
The fourth-ranked women’s
was
scored
in the second.
ESPN.com’s National
Alana Beard
own.
halftime,
goals
Doty pulled the
8-6, early
contest
scored the first two
Bruins fire Ftorek
consecutive
out
The Tar Heels’ Austin Garrison and Prossner
answer
their
team. Prosser
seconds after
Duke went
quickly followed by three straight goals
one
an
of
hopes of a comeback.
from the cross-town rivals.
scores
had
The Tar Heels went scoreless for 11
Flannery
started off the scoring frenzy
the but
then notched his first of
minutes but then
five
Dan
14
in two,
lead
quarter
Kevin Brennan and
each
on
by Rewkowski,
goals
visiting
and Dan
two
it.
and two assists.
scores
took
in the first
relinquished
Duke, both
and
goals
Heels
remaining
never
For
Tar
four
the
within two
scoring
5-2 lead.
a
point
UNC entered the halfwith
along
North Carolina’s Jed Prosser led his in
earn
again
more
victory
the day with 14 seconds left.
season.
team
a score
Kevin Cassese
have
game
two
to
another
Heels
Tar
with
quarter
gained
board with
its second
dropped
Tar
second
14-9
0-2
yesterday
1-0)
(4-2,
Duke
eighth-ranked
Bjy Blue Devils (6-2,
13
2 assists in
earning
From staff reports
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Chrest in 8-4 defeat of Princeton
by
Princeton
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NCAA By JOE
20.
hopes
LAPOINTE
New York Times News
The between
and
athletics
think he should be talking
the
ketball,”
balance
academics
ferent decade, and Myles Brand is chief
of
executive
and
come
the decades. But this is
over
the
at
dif-
a
a new
National
If he
what
gets
he
he
says
things could change, perhaps lutionary
in
a revo-
presidents
lege
to
reward
to
teams based
give
the
and
punish
NCAA the
the academic
on
perform-
is
known,
in
now
a
study
plan,
the
presidents
ties in about
sports,
a
as
a
vote
of Division I universi-
Brand is
plan would apply
to all
specific about the sport
that troubles him the most. “The
men’s
egregious
most
basketball,”
of
lagged other
men’s
basketball
Using
a
has
rate for
evaluated
if their athletes
continually
were
making
academic progress. Universities up
could lose
even
scholarships
revenue.
lege
measure
and
might
be barred from postseason
could receive
a
that
tour-
performed
well
bigger share of NCAA
Of course, not in coleveryone
sports
is
greeting
Brand’s
idea
with enthusiasm. “I
don’t
think
about
by
has
performance
the
rates
graduation
six-year period,
over a
he
presidents.
to do that.”
academic
been measured
Brand
and others find this formula imprecise. Brand said he wanted “a whole which
of counting, progress
would be
annually, maybe
new
way
academic
even
semester
semester.” And he wants to add
con-
the results. sequences to This initiative
during
comes
a
of turmoil for college basketball, is
staging
annual
its
16
and 16
Thursday Men’s
period which
championship
first-round games
Friday.
basketball
teams
Georgia, Fresno
State
at
and
St. Bonaventure have been disciplined this
season,
selves,
have
or
disciplined
for violations of ethical
themor
aca-
demic standards. Brand
Knight
is
the
for
former
president
of
the NCAA in January mer
university Brand has
been
in
taking office the
as
president
to
Some of the
affected by
first forhold
outspoken
spoken, prised
can
have been
the
about
and Brand said
he
be most
equally
out-
not
sur-
was
to hear criticism. “The coaches
frankly,
not
going
to like
Brand does have
this,”
are,
he said.
public support from at the administra-
tive level. One is Francis Lawrence,
head coach of
CALHOUN,
president
with Brand’s
Connecticut, disagrees
emeritus of
until recently
considering
overhaul
an
president
who
Rutgers,
chair of
was
the
Spanier,
people who
change
HARRY WALKER/KRT
JIM
of
of
Graham
Penn
State,
said the momentumhad increased again for
the
overhauling ability
talked
have
presidents
For
change things.
to
He
some
been
always
Lawrence said
Ga. Tech
to
avoid
teams
Discussion
and the
organi-
directors
presidents
say,
athletic
coaches,
among
See NCAA
not
was
stimulated
58 an
Head
ATLANTA Paul
wanted
emotional
Hewitt
some
in the first round of
experience
“I
thought tonight
utes of
a
game,”
become
to
was
the best we’ve
a
min-
eight
to
smarter
team,
Elder added 12
as
Tech beat Ohio State
Wednesday night.
The Yellow Jackets
the lowa-lowa State winner in
the
72-59
to No. 13 Illinois in the
its
ing
first
Williams.
pended
“I
was
without
game
for arguing
thought hard,”
O’Brien
kids
our
Ohio
said. “We
really good effort,
was
played
State
just
was
out of gas.
and with about we
were
a
eight
still
in
front-line
starters,
out
for
Ohio State
was
winding down. them,
as
the
the
Shun fouled
great player,
a
18
points
really
pretty good job
on
fire
in
could
com-
game,”
on
him.
the first half,
to limit his
Georgia Tech, coming North
round
the
of
game
Carolina the
run
ACC
touches
a
71-65 loss
in
the
Matt
first broke
tournament,
after
open
off
State
Sylvester’s
cut the Yellow Jackets’ lead to 48-
remaining.
Muhammad ended
nearly eight jam
an
18-4
minutes later with
that
Georgia
put
a
Tech
ahead 66-51. Freshman made his first
points
for
replaced
forward
the
Theodis
Tarver
start, scoring
career
Yellow
Jackets.
nine
Tarver
center Luke Schenscher in the
lineup. Schenscher, who played only Friday, stayed
57
on
the bench the
in
with
entire game.
Ohio
State
came
second half
Buckeyes
a
point guard Jarrett Jack
a
just wanted
we
seconds
Jenkins and Velimir Radinovic,
is
in the second half.”
reverse
the hunt.”
Without
He
Ismai’il
Jim
enough. We had
nine minutes to go,
Two
said. “We did
47 with 12:13
sus-
for the two
combined 2-for-13
a
averaging
Zach
very,
coach
ran
Darby
in here
ing
layup
loss to Illinois.
a
were
play-
with the Buckeyes’
We just didn’t have
or
Ten tourna-
The junior forward
coaching staff during
very
Big
championship Sunday,
had 12. The
nightmare
35-34 at halftime.
“Brent
to
Ohio State (17-15), which lost
a
Buckeyes with
Darby
from the floor. Ohio State shot 26.7 after
sec-
ond round.
inside.
inside,”
Tech. “It real-
led the
Brent
second half was
and
(15-14) will play
going
Georgia
Connolly
points, and
Yellow Jackets
Chris Bosh scored 18 points and B.J.
ment
Sean 16
leading
especially
disadvantage
kept
ly hurt us.”
Hewitt said. “We want
down the stretch of games.”
72-58
just
guards, who
executed in the last five
size
overcome a
O’Brien said of
Georgia Tech letdown
page 12
on
Buckeyes
“They
the NIT.
victory.
athletic
to
directors and presidents
over
GEORGE HENRY
72
Ohio St.
Georgia
possible level for
don’t want to go for that.”’
we
presidents “claim
some
coach
TOM MENDEL/THE CHRONICLE
They talk
and presidents,
The Associated Press
Tech’s increased stamina in its
their
athletes. This is particularly true
in basketball. You have coaches’
‘No,
it.”
mean
set
able to deliver.”
the
By
on
really
schools
standards at the lowest
line
good
a
about reform but have not
years,
but don’t
change
added: “Many
zations.
system.
“The enemy is us,” he said. “We have the
to want
task force
a
Ga. Tech advances in NIT with win
CHRIS BOSH AND PAUL HEWITT reflect
propositions
at
making changes.
his former colleagues
Myles Brand knows
issues
behavioral
2000. Since
September
post,
that did not
naments. Those
going
sanctimo-
players,
Indiana University who fired coach Bob
years.
teams under Brand’s pro-
posal would be see
players
formula that has yet to be
determined,
to
in an
graduation
significantly behind the
college athletes for
is in
said
interview. That’s because the rate
While
is
and
same
the
coach.
school pres-
some
coaches
the
be
Michigan,
problem
Brand
basketball
Myles
as
tournament with
year.
the
Although
Maybe about
should
committee
of the NCAA and could be put to
by
nious
by
The incentives/disincentives it is
college
of their players.
ances
idents.
of athletes
way.
men’s
about bas-
Calhoun,
“Maybe he should fire
wants,
For the first time, Brand wants col-
power
Connecticut
But he’s not
Collegiate Athletic Association.
Jim
said
academics
poor
and I don’t
about basketball,
anything
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teams for
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academic record and eight the Yellow
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once
remarked, “Why
ago,
they
what’d
the French hate Americans:
croissant
the
Yes,
gave
do? We turned it into
we
disfavor to the
United States.
we
m
loaded it with meat, cheese
Ip
and mayonnaise.
after
with
ture. Wine
and cheese
clearly
are
the
items
to
the
get
,
hate
rebuke.
Certain
politicians,
media pundits and private citizens have called for cott of French
goods
merlot, break bottles violent folk
skip the boycott,
wine-pouring
mass
harm
and
will
significant
continue
only
The
of French
percentage
United States aren’t
to
imports
the
to
of France’s
percent
than 23
exports
States. In
not
export market,
are
just
to
for
accounting
partner,
less
have
export
If
economy.
that
cannot sell. France
they
while
shelves. If
France’s and al
all
somehow did
we
Airbuses, we’d
our
own,
as
impact
on
the
over
some
services
or
themselves in
including
the
United
restaurants and hotels workers.
only hurts American boycotters
States. staffed
are
these
Boycotting
managers
actually
them
rests
success
and employees.
push the
want to
upset Chirac and les Frangais.
and
also “once
was
the
hope of
the
is
and
become.”
can
was
its vision of what
Needleman argues
amassing let
war,
reinventing its
itself.” It has within it the
past
and
recreating itself
Bush’s promise of reconstructing the country
and pro-
you can’t have
eration must
a
society
you
a
in
may not be the
post-war Iraq. This
symbolic “Nique-toi la France” Boycotts aside, with
This
suppose it
ty
might
war
fact,
right
a
effort,
out of economic ruin nation. In
in the form of a
Sunday,
Corrie, ing
11
an
more
in
individuals
the
occupied
territories.
Rachel
American volunteer work-
with the International
Movement in
Palestine,
Solidarity
was
one
of
them. At age 23, her life ended at the hands of
Rafah,
a
the
Israeli
Defense Forces
in
city of over 80,000 refugees
Gaza
pending
Iraq
it’s
even
not to
democracy Bush would like Iraq
in
justified
making
concerning international affairs.
practices
no
of the
with the
obligation And
write,
a
sovereign
same
a
sort of democ-
world,
France is
independent
decisions
I don’t think the United
in
our
have every
with France’s decision
Union.
supposedly
right or
possible future discounts boycott picks
Soviet
France
doesn’t
for whatever reason, and they have
to concede to US. demands for
likewise
consumers
former
war
alternatively on
cooperation.
democratic nation,
to express
their discontent express
joy
over
French cheese and wine if a
up. I’m off to Chez
Henry, but
ish off this bottle of Le Pin from last
bulldozer, not
umn
is
a
I better fin-
night.
Trinity sophomore.
appears every third Thursday.
are
force
abridged
some
why
a
label
we
minds “indecisive”
lived in
we
to admit
okay
Bill Maher asks
and not in which
society
in
into
us
labeled weak.
being
America
an
con-
could re-think their
war
that encourages
cre-
America,
in which
no
words is
politics on
America where it’s okay
an
and have
banned,
are
not
idea is
no
an
cen-
struggle between those
a
the left and those who
nothing
say
conversation between
a
to
I want to live in
sex.
people
These are only the first, small, ill-definedseeds of the
col-
good
own
visions of what
how
we
possibility to be
of
vision, creativity,
con-
America
an
to
Our
imagine.
to
see
Lucas
for
gen-
hope
we
a
Emily
in
Beyond
imagine
must
us
in
the Ivory
et. She knew her power
national activist
as
a
shield,
orange jack-
a neon
a
our
up,
activists
seven
to
as
and the
an
inter-
history of
Rachel,
then
for
help. The other
shouted to the driver
pausing
she
was
reversed
her
she tried to stand
her
crushing
blades, when
as
He drove the bulldozer
stop.
for
over
the
seconds
were
sustain
ran
Dr.
her,
she died
the way to the hospital
from skull and chest fractures. was
awareness
as
struggle
an
for
in
for
constantly being demolished by
are
privilege
international in
justice and
and the
peace in the
Occupied Territories. She couldn’t be
a
Trinity junior and an
associate editor
His column appears every third
Palestinians?
onslaught against the What
is
stop
the
retaliating
with
going
to
from
right-
fully rememberedand honored,
sym-
bolizing the dehumanizationof
indi-
viduals in the West Bank and Gaza,
another
area
and
security.
In the West
to
must
be
for
cleared
Bank,
two
surround and
230-
a
Palestinian
houses
being
are
its
the Palestinians
small
to
placement
process.
cent of all
the destroyed homes
Ninety-four
those of innocent civilians. For
a
international raise
the
and
working
in
occupation
Palestinian
ISM,
to
of the struggle for
Palestinian freedom and
of
are
seven
with the
activists
awareness
ence
per-
of Palestinian
movement
an
the
end to
occupied
international pres-
ISM
crucial
is
activists,
to
alone the
as
the IDF’s
they choose
Palestinians and
been killed in
won’t stand by
ISM activists
in
the
Since
August
the
2001,
no
have been killed, and
Israel’s
Palestinians
in
as
a
peace-
oppression the
of
Occupied
The murder of Rachel Corrie new
level of hostility.
sigShe
dedicated herself to pursuing peace in the own
face of violence and
life
on
the line. If she
tally murdered, the
IDF
years.
march and
for-
peace pres-
ther in
Israel
the Palestinians.
on
who
and
step
from
what is
put
was
going
pursuing
a
to
the
stop
violence. Another American
that
bombed
was
by
suicide bomber. The bus
and
cent
homes
cent. We
back
the
are
stant
a
people
watch
this
that
oppression.
cent when
horror
our
We
same
are
on
con-
not innofrom our
have
the
cam-
that Duke is invested company
innocent
killing
sit
from
government
turn away
we
knowing
in the
inno-
we
these deaths and this
Caterpillar bulldozers pus,
inno-
whose
are
innocent if
the
on
was
Palestinians
not
bus
on a
Palestinian
being destroyed
are
and
was
Rachel
innocent,
were
killed in
was
the past few days. She
that provides
Israel with the bulldozers that
Territories.
a
to
have
Israel closes fur-
as
must take the first
supports
inception
two
of international activists
ence
afar, knowing
ISIVFs
Israelis
600
can-
2,200
through nonviolence and the
death by
forces.
we
over
the past
continues
The ISM
Palestians face arrest, beatings and Israeli
However,
that
forget
not
for whom
disregard
to kill.
ward, demanding justice
way.”
of land and to farther the dis-
nifies
Gaza because of
of her
begin
can we
do.
can
the IDF, when Israel decides that yet
ful barrier to
and
Despite
efforts
Rachel
the
being killed
the vehicle
to
our
lack—-
in peace
in their homes. Houses
the movement has stood
Nasrallah’s on
is
miles
supports
directly underneath,
again.
over
under few
a
hope. Only then ours
can
suicide attacks? Rachel’s life is
simply living
territories. The
screaming
then
politicians
our
of Palestinians
Israeli
her
of
Only
become, of
Palestinians
Israelis respect for the ISM. She did
bury
a sense
magazine.
rest
that
country
not know that the driver would proceed to
reinvent America. to America what
to
country
Thursday.
to
weeks, Rachel worked
bulldozer and the house
our
occupation, knowing that thousands
areas
LaDue
placed
clearly visible
Schaefer
TowerView
The house demolitions are used to
When the driver she
want
we
what this America of
just
bystander, living millions of
away
destroy
Nasrallah
refused,
want to
generation bring
destroyed that lie “in
asking
and his family.
her
His
humanity
confine
power
Christopher Scoville
Here
us.
America I want to create. Each of
Tower
States is in the business of training lapdogs akin to the
agree
fun
and guard towers is being construct-
herself between the I
possibili-
to become. As
racy in Bush’s democratic vision of the
completely
I
ifwe have bailed the French
few times. France is
a
a
support the United
democracy. Maybe the
a
a
mile wall complete with barbed wire
Strip.
Rachel talked to the
Samir
boycott.
as
be distasteful to mention the
that France has
States in its
war
supernatural
from all walks of life who say what they really feel.
possibility of
begin imagining the America
killed
were
support
same
right timing for
in
in
Work for peace,
him
providing humani-
want the
if
the right, but rather
on
professor who taught
can’t
has
tarian and reconstruction aid to post-war Afghanistan,
surely
they’re impos-
some
potential.
last column I wrote of
my
a
alone
viding the Iraqi people food and medicine. Europe
and the United States will
I sound
myself,
list:
without fear of
who say nothing
The
“what’s
cities,
in
right
idealistic
cheesy,
America where it’s
leads
America in which
materi-
world...
in the aftermath of war. The United States is
greatly assisted the United States
as
permitted, presidents whose poorly
were
laugh, drink, tell jokes
decimation of Native Americans. And yet,
our
ed
barely afford this
across
I don’t think
change their
diplomacy
sored,
country’s
who
just
book,
new
want to live
live
though,
Sun, the philosopher our
I don’t think
ation—from its artists, politicians and children. I want to
crimes of America”—slav-
on “the
largely
deeper hope of America
in
can
and
meaningless.
The United States needs France and the rest of Europe
huge deficit and
I
recreate America.
can
recent interview with the
a
Palestinian
sever-
to this level.
Now is not the time to
do. We
can
Jacob Needleman talks about how
as
constructed
are
mistakes
there is something those of us dissatisfied with America’s behavior
off the
from
come
can
an
just “human”? Maybe
rest
and feel
news
do nothing. In truth,
destitute,
fly
other countries
hurting
politicians
pundits carelessly
rendering
products
and
cheese
I turn on the
longer
my
mistakes. In his
Iraqis and
“freedom,” “equality,” “democracy”
that lives up to its infinite
only hurt
boycott other goods, such
all American
Some anti-French
boycott
sad
Dutch
also be
planes
world,
Furthermore, French with
it will
parts for the Airbuses
and the
countries,
like
in because
the list I’ve made
over
I want to live in
doing
country from the
“God” and in the process
fronting of
stock French
alone,
wine and
Australian
W. Bush is
about what
thinking
to start
writing down, and
examples of
I
needlessly inflame
and
I agree, it kind of
It’s not easy because to do it
enough.
the world. It’s
running
promise that
kill innocent our
hearing politicians
doesn’t buy back French
cheese and wine left sitting
Ax to Grind
about America is that it has within it the
percent
negligible
anything,
American retailers who already
will
ought
want to live
sible dreams. After all, it’s not
Sick of feeling like I
me
France’s
words
In will
boycott
consumer
needlessly
and
France’s export market. A
Iraq
our-
are
trad-
fifth-largest 8
with
war
we
we
Reading
ideas I’m
Srhapfpr
to
George
for
Celine Dion song. But I know I really believe in the
a
positions
Sick of
sick.
America
to the United
than
on
love
always
like
Lucas
considerably safer. Some days
al
Italy combined comprise nearly half of France’s export
ing
may not
consider it
naive.
or
cap-
are
It’s kid’s stuff.
can’t worry about coming you
many
possibility
deciding
want to live in.
we
consumer
fact, Germany, Spain, the United Kingdom
markets. The United States is France’s
or
start
we can
are
food and drink. These statistics
goods and processed for their overall
we
on
ceived
ery
of exports
percent
the
out
of the world—without curbing terror or making America
intermediate goods, motor vehicles and transport equipment. Less
the
much what President
so
In
tangible retail goods. According
44.8
Economist,
how
a
cause
strain French-U.S. relations. A
kind of society
in
unlike
time like this
a
the
plays
American troops and alienate
use
However,
with millions of people, is unlikely to
economic
long-term
lingerie. Less
doorsteps.
on
I
the Muslim world,
boy-
a
throw out the
of perfume and cut up
but
I believe this
now.
elect not to purchase French items and
can
even
e
in response to the French lack of
in the United Nations. Let’s
cooperation
,
p ara
phers
°
American
like
but
America
an
cheesy.
of
It is because of this love for America’s
Scoville IT7
good of
I know. It’s
for the creating. Our genera-
ours
war,
makes you want to throw But I also think it’s true. At up.
American that
an
stop this
selves what kind of
in
America’s actions, but I do love the potential of our country.
Christopher —
culinary
next
as
here exists
provoke change.
America
abroad
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2003 �PAGE 15
20,
imagine
create—because it is tion can’t
hating
the effects of Western imperial-
in America
punishment,
the table,
snub to their gastronomic cul-
our
see
other countries, here those issues
Of course, the French
disturbed
slightly
are
to
wouldn’t have in other parts
ital
Americans
don’t.
issues like the economy, gay rights
All that
flaky, buttery French goodness. And
But I
now.
the freedoms I have
political dialogue
French
brought
country right
world. I may not always
‘croissandwich.”’
a
the war—l should be
against
ism firsthand, but I also got to evaluate
the croissant: le cwa-soh.’ And
us
student
Kenya last fall, I got
I
Years
confession to make... I love America. I know:
a
Arm &
wear
a
college
over-
Hammer deodorant. However, I adore croissants. Dennis
Leary
a
our
I
country. Though
I have
I
MARCH
THURSDAY,
killed
an
Palestinians innocent
are
and,
peace
activist.
her bru-
Emily LaDue
stop
Her
deadly
column
Thursday.
is
a
Trinity freshman.
appears
every
third
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The
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Although just
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The
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Randolph
both
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fresh
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missed action in the ACC Tournament because of
high ankle sprain, and his
a
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recently.
“Shavlik, right
now,
is very doubtful
[for the weekend!,” Krzyzewski tried to have
think
back, and
come
he
it,
[Tuesday] nate
not
Acad-
a
Mountain West Con-
ference Tournament.
juries,
noted that the
the
right
ples throughout
emy
State
footnote in U.S. affairs.
country that
of what
A
N.C.
perspective that the NCAA Tour-
preserving
ple
come-
time, however, Duke head
“Certainly, right
have
their
against
Mike Krzyzewski
nament is
speed
after
to win the ACC Tournament.
conflict forces
confi-
ever-growing
from-behind victory
same
those in
but he nonetheless scored
particularly
At the
to
harm’s way.
worked
emphasized
Sunday
played today
comfort
a
bring the 7-foot Nelson off the bench,
stars with talented freshmen. The veter-
dence,
be game to
as
spoke of the adversity
namely the replacement of
ans
serve
(24-6),
captains
and Chris Duhon
would
at Duke....
he’ll be
going
Duke will be combat
a
to
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said. “He
DUHON, were
he’s
fortuI
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presence
Colorado
on
definitely
fensive end, especially, retain
an
so
that Duke
can
inside-outside balance.
this weekend,
leadership
Williams to
low-post
threat, both offensively and defensively,
distance shooting
Long
pivotal well
“Over the last month we’ve had much
the blocks
State
junior tri-captain,
will be relied upon for on-court
Williams must assert himself on the of-
play tomorrow.”
key
Duke’s
ankle
this week,
beyond
Robert tai/the chronicle
luck would
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we
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the
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will 5
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contest
quest
a
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to make
the Final Four. The West region features Kansas
better balance with Shelden coming on,”
national
Krzyzewski said. “We’re driving the ball
and Illinois, each of whom feature expe-
a
little bit
more
and that’s
better looks from the
giving
us
powerhouses Arizona,
some
three-point line.”
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March Madness March Madness has arrived.
They’re
also
playing
And the
Bombs will
fly. Three-pointers, will
seeds
Baghdad
fall.
and, likely,
too.
with
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This is
our
sons
This is
a
difficult time,
a
fragile time,
time when the real world and
our
a
fantasy
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ual
reflect,
a
resounding “yes”.
machine to
remember,
to
innocents
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on
feelings
on
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are we
rage at
to
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strategy of
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lems staring
CBS makes
Tournament
our
political
putting their lives
for
our
living
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filling
up
maybe uncomfortable,
to
lege
college
kids
kids
should
playing, blowing
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be
extra-wide
our
so
digest.
difficult,
Over
here, col-
the things
growing,
off steam. Over
learning, there,
such
frivolous,
national
have
horror
across
your
our
The
when
fear,
of
course,
is
The debate
done,
in the
questions will
name
will
arise
of the republic.
come
again:
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changing
faster than traffic
signals
and
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suggested
land defense. But
to
as
play
games—free-agent
NFL,
the Rockets’
the NBA
playoffs
fight through leading
a
Sure, more
scores.
up, and
the
intense, the
the
play
drive
in
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toward
and the NCAAs—is our
answer
out in
tually
came
arose
in
shot
was
poned, but the
as war news
competition
president
will be
just
just
and
post-
real,
From wire reports
Indi-
ESPN
sports
There
fears
legitimate
are
reprisals by terrorists
for
popular around the world and
will be
part
further ratcheting up of the
a
that
procedures
of
the
9/11, and
will go
don’t
refer
have
on
since
with the games.
to
a
single-elimination
tournament
a
a
free throw
tied game is parare men
and
the other side of the world to
whom those words
more
always
have in
needed distraction
aptly apply. been
America,
a
affairs
of
the planet. War
They
11, Korea,
us
a
who
pres-
doing the fighting,
that
Blinebury’s
CBS, which
is
or
column is
syndicated
men’s basket-
Iraq.
is
rights
scheduled
were
not
disclosed,
owned by
Viacom,
to the tournament
to
air
first
today’s
move
the games as
UPN
Nickelodeon, CBS will allow ESPN
handle the basketball news
“We
the
created.
event
we
Anne Wade
contingency
a
preempted
are
CBS
coverage,”
news
programming
to if
deemed necessary. coverage is
plan by
Leslie
spokeswoman
said. “If
we
in
news
choose to go to
coverage, viewers will be directed
they
can
follow the
games.”
CBS is in the first year of an 11-year,
$6 billion
contract
to
broadcast
men’s
tournament games.
The NCAA has spent four months
viewing options
in
NCAA president consulted Tuesday
rity Secretary “We
Times News Service.
in
the
televi-
chooses to air
to anotherViacom network such
as
Fran
news
round. But rather than
all is well at home.
by the New York
tournament if CBS
and
agree-
an
network exclusive
maintains the
They give
a sense
reached
that would give
to the NCAA
rights
but
played
Vietnam
feeling of continuity and for those are
cable
to where
sure-relief valve of sorts, from the seri-
CBS
Terms of the deal
much-
a
and
Wednesday
breaking
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as
ticularly “courageous.” There
Sports
a
three-pointers “bombs,”
in the final seconds of
on
se-
become
experience
everyday
we
Just don’t call
women
tar-
The response
arenas.
sion
ball
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large crowds ofwould-be
gets together inside
to
reasons
be concerned when the NCAA ment draws
about
that is not
a war
as
crucial, last-
as raw
were
and game went on,
and the first Persian Gulf War.
across
agreement
out of
was
claimed the title.
through World
a
was
even-
ment
ous
along with the
emotion of those
moments will be
crawls
game
led by Bob Knight and Isiah Thomas, ana,
to
will be
the very
on
Philadelphia. Word
that the
CBS reach
1981, when
championship
in
to
a cave.
atmosphere probably
But the
NCAA
played
to be
with these
signings
the fear. It is
somber
Should
on
stretch
jihad by hiding
the
line of home-
a
pep bands
at least for the
death,” and don’t say making
alerts
silly
the
basketball
security
tape
day
and
life,”
color-coded
question
President Reagan
seemingly
hearts:
the bottom ofthe TV screens
must be
so
“Don’t be afraid.”
we
that
uttered
our
bit
ugly things
in
18 months since
past
of all
the
beat de-
Maryland
heard the lines
came
A similar
curity
have college-age kids—and citizen soldiers
ages—doing
seeing
as
can
champion
times in the
“Live
live
can
television?
doing
the
the
democracy,
ESPN,
national anthem.
they
reason
the South Regional.
move
that
so
fields
all
also
maybe all of those college play that much louder,
danger. The Academy Awards
individ-
includes
whether UNC-Wilmington
the NCAA
rooms.
reality
it
have
to
were
the line. That is,
on
which
of life,
way
safe borders and hit
ESPN
to
killing
but
the
prob-
to honor
stand resolute behind
we
are
fending out-
question
much bigger
makes
we
an
juxtaposition of all those fresh,
that
screens
or
coverage of
the
faces
young
call
contingency plans
How’s that for It is the
to work up
are
over
of
into
brought
fill-
are
in the face?
us
the wall-to-wall
coverage
troops
head coach when we’ve gone
and there
war
our
in the Persian Gulf?
positions
up
How
to concentrate
supposed
we
a
decision to go
and reinforce the
troops
our
brackets when
our
ing
are
take
who
noble ideals of freedom and How
proper for
was
time—no matter
to war—when
Commentary
a
and will
than the immediate
sports
thousands
This is
Blinebury
is
answer
struck by the hammer of terrorism.
world collide.
Fran
atmosphere, under
aftermath of 9/11, when it
timeout to
and daughters.
in this
different
the big-time
kind
of a different
these circumstances?
nament.
Top
on
games go
basketball tour-
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The Chronicle
are
normal,”
after
Tom
case
of
re-
war.
Myles Brand said he with Homeland Secu-
Ridge before deciding.
also concerned that life go he added. “We
see no
consulting with Secretary Ridge,
make any alterations to
our
on
reason,
plan.”
to
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Blue Devils
THURSDAY, MfIBGH 20, 2003 �PA6E 7
move
Jones to inside his
By redoing coach Mike
starting lineup Duke has
Krzyzewski
head
opposing
teams
their heads.
scratching
NEELUM JESTE
By
Chronicle
The
When Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski Jones from the
Dahntay
opened gave
Duke
greater offensive
a
senior who
not
only
Ewing, but also
weapon. The 6-foot-6
Blue Devil
began his
switched
post, he
for Daniel
starting spot
a
up
to the
wing
career
as
of the
one
nation’s top defenders has quickly stretched his reputation to include
being both
fensive rebounder for
a
leading
ROBERT TAI/THE CHRONICLE
and of-
scorer
of the nation’s top
one
DAHNTAY
college
JONES,
Duke’s
leading
scorer
with 17 ppg., drives to the
hoop
with his
parents looking
on over
his left shoulder.
basketball programs. The
Devils
Blue
throughout the ment
have
mixed
but
season,
for
Krzyzewski said he will
their
up
stick to his ACC cham-
pionship perimeter-focused lineup that red-hot
currently Williams
Shelden
Casey Sanders and Nick
In
man.
former spot, Ewing will
Duhon in the backcourt,
company Chris nate centers
includes the
leaves
starting big
only
Jones out of his
bringing
and
Ewing
the team’s
as
lineup
the NCAA Tourna-
fiOOO UlCk
ac-
and elimi-
Horvath in the
starting five. For Jones to be successful in his
role, he
new
must
switch to playing post defense and be able to get the offensive
rebound
for
the
fastbreak.
Krzyzewski
stated that the Trenton, N.J.-native has been adjustwell to his
ing
position.
new
“The guy who has is
justment
[plays!
as
would be
We still go
State
was
10
thought the last he
game
smaller
our
he
lineup
as
minutes of
really well
adjusted
to
it.
will still
we
start the
we
to
big adjust-
a
have to work that out because
with
ad-
said. “Now,
four-guy, the second big, but then he
the perimeter. That
on
N.C.
make the biggest
Krzyzewski
Dahntay,”
our
ment for him and I the
had to
mg&Wm
NCAA
Tournament.”
With
Jones serving
team will have
the second big
as
he will have to face taller defenders, his could make this “It’s
“Guys
not
are
much of
for
challenge
a
to be
■iwH
the
Although
athleticism
for the Blue Devils.
advantage
an
going
man,
smaller inside presence.
a
he
me,”
said.
bigger and stronger than what
I’ve normally guarded, but I think I
guard
can
those
Coach K and Che
Coach G and the
Men’s
Women’s
Basketball Team
Basketball Team
guys down low.”
Duke’s
leading
was
game,
not considered his
perimeter. Though
16.9
averaging
scorer,
formerly
a
points
shooting has
long-range
yond the to
sistency
arc,
it is crucial
in this
ability
finds himself in
hand, he also
to the
ing opponents
this
making
strated his
adjust
to his
a
con-
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versatility
on
Krzyzewski
though reducing
hopes
the other
foul
trouble
role without send-
charity stripe
switch,
as
often.
senior
has
Men's and Women’s
demon-
the court in being able to
play both the shooting guard and sitions.
foul. On
greater
new
ft
who boasts the
to draw contact when pene-
to the basket and force
and will have to
In
Jones,
dribble, maintain
area.
Jones has the
trating
that
off the
jump quickly
im-
shots be-
proved, with Ewing and J.J. Redick taking
ability
per
threat from the
power forward po-
that his
Duke’s size, will
lineup
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changes,
it in
put
a
better
scoring position. “I’m
just going
matchup,”
to
he said.
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them
on
the
of my
take advantage
“They have
to also
guard
perimeter
more.
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Mid-major
Creighton
power
Wooden award finalist Korver leads Blue By JAKE POSES
cent
The Chronicle
14th appearance in the
its
Making
NCAA tournament, 3 Missouri et with
this
Creighton (29-4,15-
Valley) finds itself
storied programs. A No. 6 winner of
ence’s
in
a
brack-
of college basketball’s
some
the
Missouri Valley
tournament, the Blue
Confer-
face
Jays
Central Michigan in today’s first round. “We’re
and try
just coming
our
mindset
way
we
and
know how to
to
keep
basketball
play
the
play,” DeAnthony
While
Candidate for his
led
Kyle Korver,
100th
All-American
by
who is
collegiate victory
shooting
in
today’s
matchup. The 6-foot-7 senior forward also
is
of 22 remaining finalists for the
one
known
around
the
scoring, rebounding for
colades founded
as
three-point knocking
his he
shooting ranks
shooters
down
an
in
are
country
among NCAA
astounding
not the
season
struggled
During his freshman
from three
point
tournament
each
ac-
Michigan
in
opening
round
line
in his
per-
past
16
his
points
and
in
range
Last
sophomore
combined 5-for-23
a
first
losses, scoring
contest.
proved
10
round
points
Korver
year,
in
im-
14 and
performance scoring
in the first and second round
respectively. if you
don’t know
differently,
anything [shots]
go
in,”
plan
Korver
doing
on
just
you
hope
“I
said.
didn’t
shoot very well in my first two tournaments. Last year I better and
thought
hopefully this
I
was
a
year I’ll
little
get
plan
a
on
shooting the ball well.” Korver’s abilities
for his shooting, leads the Blue Jays in and steals. His
regular
proven
little better still. You can’t really
Wooden Player of the Year Award.
Korver,
a
Korver has
years, Korver went
“I is
Central
threat
pose
three tournament performances.
Bowden said.
Creighton
could
season.
former,
more
seed and the
Jays against
the three point
beyond
from
The Chronicle
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the offensive
un-
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top
team defense.
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are
not restricted
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defend
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KYLE KORVER has led
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THDBSDAY, MARCH 20. 2003 �MCE 9
Central Mich, readies for West Led
7-foot center Chris Kaman, No.
by
Central
looks to be this
Michigan
11
year’s
Cinderella. MATT SULLIVAN
By
The
Coming
Chronicle
fall,
into this
average—or at least
ty
be. He worked
can
Chris Kaman looked
as
read the Bible and scored
11
pret-
seven-footer
a
Hamburger Helper,
cars, ate
on
as
average
12
or
points
a
game.
Simple enough. But this
his
season,
muscles
pale
bit
a
feet
junior
center has
stood,
tively,
above and
beyond
the
Sure,
in
almost
quicker and his
Central
Michigan’s
just literally but figura-
not
the rest of the
competition. of
second-coming
255-pound
hobbies,
23
than
and
points
more
bounds and three blocks per game to go a
and
NBA
an
away,
and you’ve
mally
awesome.
“If Chris is
people alter
shots.
than
year tro100
days
abnormal—abnor-
got something
the
playing to
see a
He has
he’s supposed
way
MARK DUNCAN/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
said. “He
Jay Smith of
variety
a
and at times you’ll wonder if he’s right
can
inside,
moves
post
ed. He makes free throws. And he’s
play,
to
seven-foot-
agile, quick
very
head coach
er,” Chippewa
less
pick
re-
with
CHRIS KAMAN,
going
are
lottery
but
12
along
of the
Mid-American Conference player
phy
George
to most of his normal
Mikan still keeps throw
little
a
defined,
more
left hand-
or
that when guy
a
he’s double and triple-teamed, he’ll pass it out.” That’s
lot of something for
a
that had close to
ishing
last
9-19
nothing
Central
role,
player and
team
a
Smith’s
job
hanging
Hamburger Helper
some
Michigan
a
But after finyear ago.
with
year
thread thinner than
a
into
comes
now
a
casse-
its
first
NCAA Tournamentsince “Thunder” Dan Majerle led all the way to
the Chippewas and years ago,
mostly due the
Big
for
tall drink of of
and his
up,
man
in
Ostertag,
floor
fluid
surprisingly
center’s
footwork is can
who
move
the
Though
a
coor-
big
rea-
electric slide their
insists
are even
right end of Central
to
11th
ranked
No.
6-seed
move,
real well.”
move
the
in
well in
get-
Creighton
Duke, they could end
if
the
on
up
mismatch with the Blue Devils.
Michigan’s
is
“They can’t
shimmy pretty
and
Greg
to
MacCulloch,”
undecided about
he’s
champs,
Korver
to face
a
Todd
well. I think I
MAC
me
compare
or
to the pros.
region, will have
ting past Kyle
ever
Reeves
making the early leap and they don’t
to
people
Bryant
snapped Kaman,
Manciel,
Duke,
spreading the
into the tournament.
deep
they
16
row,
water, Kaman’s prob-
on
much-improved
“I don’t want
West
big
best
a
and, potentially,
Creighton
the Chippewas think they
way
in
dancer either. In preparation
a
focused this week
dination and son
a
teams
speedy
keep
six
won
Kaman, arguably the
to
not that bad
Smith has to
first round loss
a
having
Dance.
And for such
ably
in
comes
forward, 6-foot-5
power
shorter
actually
“post” player Dahntay Jones,
than but
a
Mike
newly-converted
four-guard lineup
towering all-American candidate
centered around
a
is bound to have
a more
bruising look than
one
sur-
rounding Duke freshman Shelden Williams. “We’re going to work guys
today,
because
seven-footer,” said
Monday,
Blue
a
little bit
we’re
Devil
referring
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By JAKE
The Chronicle
“J.J. stretches out
POSES
The Chronicle
When
Redick
J.J.
three-point
the
gets
his
ball
beyond
does the ball
wrist,
the
shoulders, lifts off the
his arc, squares
floor and flicks
can’t leave him.
The
stroke.
sweet
calm and cool
sheer
“When he starts hitting
keep feeding
just
a
but
freshman,
Sunday,
the
in
a
couple shots, Jones
him,” Dahntay a
you have
of the ACC
Tourna-
ment, with the Blue Devils in serious trouble, Redick
basketball from
the
ignited. Putting
range,
legacy of Blue Devil
he
back,
his
on
three-point
23
points
in the
final 10:05 and, finishing with 30 in the game. “He he
incredible ability
dream, A
said.
KrzyzeWski
to
followed
butt off.
Sunday
bright
if the Blue Devils
expect
to make
in
afternoon
that will be counted
one
on
to shine
deep
a
Redick is are
ment. With
point
ofthe
one
dangerous
as
the
ability
to
heat fear
from
up
three-
each
in
of its
“The
takes
shot
three-point such
on
mentum
a
in
this
tournament
context because it is
higher
a mo-
shot,” Krzyzewski said.
If the Blue
point barrage,
Devils chances
are
are
to
it
disappear without
JJpLKINS
*
as
a
but
seems
a
shooter
who,
just
Redick is shooting 92 percent is the number one
something an
at
almost
on
can
sometimes
offense, going long periods up
a
to
least
dependable
as
option
the year and
on
inbound plays at the
on
end of tight games when opposing teams need to foul Duke. And despite his
youth, Redick has tremendous
respect for the Blue Devil “Growing
year,
up
Va.,
I
a
said.
native
dream
Redick’s
“I
“I
basketball,” watched
it
the
every
true.”
come
dream continues
watched the last four
honor to carry
Elton
Brand
“That’s
the
on
and
Redick reason
tonight
Shane
I
the
on
TV
but person,
and I it’s
a
the tradition of guys like Battier
The
told
came
the tradition of being
years
it in
when
State.
against Colorado
didn’t get to experience
huge
uniform. ACC
loved
and it has been my dream to play for Duke.
This is
As Redick
three-
that Redick will be
like Redick
it
result of
one
to
and
Jason
Associated
Press.
Duke,
to continue
of the top programs in
he has
more
begins his first NCAA tournament, weight
on
his shoulders than most
freshmen. It is not necessarily that his team
putting
portant role
himself,
the country.” launch
the general. While
on
longer be ignored.
could focus complete-
himself
proven
Williams,”
opponents.
starting
producing
under pressure.
the Blue Dev-
in the tournaany team
strikes
Duke
range,
why
no
is
the Blue Devils
gives
Blue Devils face off
reasons
as
can
no one
free-throw
has
date,
in
run
this years tournament.
ils
Ewing
however,
the
up for him and
things
also
automatic
Roanoke,
shined
star
can
J.J.,” Krzyzewski said.
Redick
In his
he wins.”
Greensboro,
ly
into
asserted
certainly
some
Daniel getting open, on
from Redick,
is that
reason
“Daniel
opened
dream,” head
“He has
with working his
dream up
because
amazing thing [Sunday!
an
the
Mike
coach his
did
has
The
level offensively that
five-for-five
went
scoring
shifted
the addition of Ewing
that they have lacked in recent years:
freshman.” very mature
finals
lineup.
“He’s
said.
“Guys
him. We
help off
lot of things with that guy because he draws
Attention has
a
can’t
much attention.”
the
catch fire has the
to lift the energy level of his teammates.
ability
to
that
expectation will
18-year-old
single,
one
a
due to
Duke’s freshmen sensation has the ability to momentumof a game with
so
look
ever
like it is not destined for the bottom of the net?
change the
do
Jones said.
defenses,”
Guys
shot, he still plays
of time an
im-
in the Blue Devil attack.
lies
on
him
as
many
that he makes the Blue Devils
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what
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only
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one
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game
Collison,
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the
know it would be
when
so
they
fell be-
easier to give up.
was
and
sink
them
Rick
by guard
1-4
A
a
night, but toward
set
fense
weapon
the
a
better
it isn’t
is
be
or
a
that
figured
just
team
team
going
the
on
any
to drive
championship.
ability
Now,
a
a
begins
Bring your
®
game
opponents not be
con-
on
the
the entire
set, the sets
point guard defense. The
on-
the-ball defender engages the defense in stance. The entire team watches his
play,
like
to
troops
a
general, and
derives
from his effort.
Because create
the point
guard’s
role
is to
opportunities for his teammates, a the
suffocating on-the-ball defense
team
defensive load for the rest of the team. The defender
wins
on
foremost focus
the
on
eases
point guard should
keeping the ball han-
dler out of the lane. when
the
opposing See DEFENSE
team first touches the ball. Defense does-
page 27
the can
given
good of-
definitely helps, but “defense
This
defense.
matched up
the tone for
great offense might a
score.
prudent
intensity
out.
without in-
intensity, until possession
In the man-to-man defensive
his
ingenious defen-
opponent puts
team fails to box out, it extends the
offense has to
man
just
into
run
a
sidered
night
shots
an
continues,
has been secured.
surely
a
in
page 27
number of opportunities
team is to
a
it
Rather,
terruption
championships.”
the
to on
If
scheme
give
been
to
up
on
hiatus when
a
a shot.
If
the
can’t be
Defense
upset
to
coach’s
Jake Poses
to
Anderson
to
it is pre-
a
there
don’t fall
fairy-tale
high post
comes
defense al-
good
where
sive
Defense See THREES
going
in-
from
has
plays
plays good defense.
•
In-
and hard backdoor
rolls
that
fense,
beyond
were
it
defense is
n’t take
champi-
win
See SENIORS
&
A belter look
been to the Final
(little did they
Gooden),
few
so
live and die with its of-
Of course, if Indi-
Arizona
now-popular
true because
ren-
pushed
“defense
With
cliche, but when
a
A team
guards
back
the outcome of this
Last
five tournament victories. Hitting 47 of 93
Nikon
their
was
Only the year before Battier pulled
se-
that if strong does not fail.
yield
to
Maryland
Hoosiers
been able
had
line
simple.
winning the NCAA tournament,
midnight
designed
snipers
the
range,
is
onships”
biggest and best post players once
is
reason
the
Yes,
top-
different. may have been
percent
contributing
since the
ever
lege basketball playing field and left
teams, Indiana
defenses
But
there, then
its
a more
Cinderella
way
fore. With juniors
without
program
it
looked flat and unmotivated. They had
matter of fact,
The
perimeter attack.
basketball
zone
~
on
a
simply be-
and failed.
Gooden and Kirk Hinrich
side of
a
Indiana
more.
year’s Terps knew
once
Duke exodus of 1999 that leveled the col-
page 25
Hoosiers
escapably handicapped.
team
rely
with
it
Consider Kansas
Baxter.
Lonny As
Four
Cleaves,
had
talented team, but
they wanted
Last
then-second
Jefferies’
Jared
lege Park, Md., they’d
last
Michi-
Duke, Battier and
Dixon
Maryland,
2002
the
2000
gan State
men.
against Maryland. What
long-range
diana’s
post
,
on
Juan Dixon and Steve Blake
The
range
out
the clock to strike
college
ineffective.
Casey
the
Sanders,
having
box
In
2001
intelligent
strength
the
the
sort of
same
der even the
shut
by
like
the books: Last year’s
Finals
Big
three.
schooled
co.
last chance to bring the title back to Col-
championships
these
in
necessarily because they had
not
more
cause
talking three
here,
Seniors
seed Oklahoma to make it
2
had faced
smothering
blocks
power
battled
are
do
can
the Terrapins’ unwillingness to
most
men
are
will find it will have
Indiana,
story,
No.
to the
competitive edge. Hit
that
else?
Paul Doran
team
a
game,
effectively
games,
nally caused
the
big
down
Paula Lehman players
kick-out
six
was
champi-
brawn of the
~ that
to
into the finals
NCAA
While
:
and
ranked teams in Duke and the West Re-
the line,
on
wins national
~tl —a Inree-pomt shooting
those
See BIG MEN
long-shot: Three-point shooting
_
random
the
and
forward
year
not
sure
way.
squad,
just
And its
to make
niors have been able to win.
few steps back and
on
then its
fact.
like we’re
shot is going to miss, who have
ability
gion’s
to take
but
plain
f
and the leaping ability to get to the ball
was
Snoop
of the
men
know that, when the game is
they have
a
poured
Even
Assassin.”
downtown
basketball
a
ponent, who have
knows what’s up. The
simple:
and skilled enough to know how to read
Pervis
Williamson
through
come
coincidence,
three, by
S
the Blue Dev-
Laettner for
1994, Corliss
in
quite
simplistic
are
this better than anyone
Hoyas
the
win
Particularly
at least
Nervous”
for Louisville;
Christian
“I
“Never
was
luck,
fOne
home
must rebound missed shots. Who
center? In
or
led
To
nation-
a
having
Ewing
would be
what it takes
silly little sophomore stands
Dixon
two
plentiful.
Akeem Olajuwan and Houston; in
over
ils;
won
forward power
prolific
1984,
is
k
no
those who
years,
win, and they’re going
the
remem-
four
staying
hungry. They know
are
that
bered: Shane Battier.
players,
bringing
to
3
championship
without
reasons
Juan Dixon. Oh yeah, I just
more:
the big men, stupid.
The
signifl-
Consider,
cantly.
Inside play
trophy
ultimate
It’s
title
NCAA
an
the
bringing
improved
are
to
the undeniable key
do a cou-
in the NCAAs
shooting players
doubt about it.
superstars—that
no
did not tote All-American post
big-time
frontcourts,
but
players
no
ple words: Mateen Cleaves. Wait I got two
inte-
quality
outside
or
But just for the naysayers here’s
ex-
1983 and Villanova
1985—teams that had
rior
Size does matter.
There’s really
improbable champi-
as
State in
N.C.
ons
Duke. And
have been David-like
such
ceptions,
over
men
Seniors win championships.
snagged eight boards
and
points
to lead the Razorbacks
there is
be so,
may
in 23
that mat-
but rather the size of the
tered, the
said that it wasn’t
once
champion
a
better, senior leadership, defense, big
what works
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Wild, wild West Arizona looks down
Top-seeded
TYLER ROSEN
By
Tom of the bracket. Even without
The Chronicle
more
When the NCAA Tournament Selection Committee announced the brackets for the 2003 March
coach
with
singing along Morrisson
End.”
found himself
West
Jim
drug-addled
a
The
on
The
head
Madness, Duke
Krzyzewski
Mike
Doors’ is
the
song
“The
best...
The
Wesssssst is the bessssst! “We
going
are
going
to be in
hell of
a
and
we
Hall of Fame coach said. “I think two No. 1
gion has
our re-
season
AP
Kansas
(25-3),
in
seventh
the
and No.
currently
1 in
the
regular
No.
2
seed
seed Arizona second
were
some
(24-6),
and
ranked No.
point earlier
in
the
the
is
guard
to
one
balanced
Pac-10
first
Tournament
UCLA,
a
of
the
Pac-10
south-of-mediocre
in
the
Gardner
averaging
country. and
more
below the No. 5 ranking
Olson,
with the
and, are
Easy and
Point
forwards are
all
than 10 points
The Wildcats have not fallen
per game.
season
who
champion
of the most talented and
teams
Jason
round
Luke Walton and Rick Anderson seniors
favorites
to
in the
coaching to
make
polls all of Lute the
Big
quite possibly bring home
the national championship. The team with the best claim to talent
this year and is finished for the season,
matching
Final Four talent. With for-
Kansas has
ward Nick Collison scoring and Kirk Hinrich
put
can
up
The two seniors also
points.
contenders
needed. Kansas
plenty of
provide
the
that national cham-
leadership
pionship
the inside
on
from the out-
bombing
side, the Jayhawks
won
historically
have
the Big 12
regular
championship before being upset
season
But the bracket
Arizona’s lurks at the bot-
is much
the top three teams. No. 5 stumbled
(22-10)
by losing four of
team in
Carroll
into
the
his
into 20.6
sophomore
an
strong
The
Fighting Irish
are
Maryland
Miller at the
wing
Mike
games, but
three
Chris Thomas
(19
rebounds,
as
game.
the ACC-North, transfer
as
head
he has in
11
by play-
exciting
Danny
and former Duke
Brey
paint
point
per game and
freshman post Torin Francis nate the
with any
per game
and
aggressive
featuring
tournament
score
points
points
ing
sistant
the
point guard
averages 18.5
than
Senior wing Matt
country.
parlays
deeper
Notre Dame
its last five
the talent to
possesses
shooting
season.
Arizona, fell
at
country
1
ranked
sixth. All three teams
this
final
the
poll, join
(25-7)
shoulder for the second time
cated his
in the conference tournament.
[seeds].”
The third-seeded Blue Devils
ranked
are
region,” the
sopho-
Wayne Simien, who dislo-
forward
veteran
West,
out
one
Kansas, Duke, Illinois and others in tourney’s toughest bracket
on
coach. can
some
rebounds
as-
If
domi-
NICK COLLISON rips down
and
six
blocks against Syracuse Mar. 6) and the
Fighting Notre
Irish
Dame
actually
play
could make
a
defense, at
run
the
Final Four.
their
recent
Irish do
failures, they
not
reverse
could
a
recent showdown with archrival Oklahoma
lose in the first round to Wisconsin-Mil-
ference
waukee (24-7). The Panthers
lar
sized, sure
the
If the Fighting
rebound in
a
games
easily
under-
but their ferocious full-court pres-
defense helped them to Horizon
game
are
over
Conference
victory
a
crowns,
in
champion, having
season
and
residing
forward
the regu-
Big
10
in the West. It features
arguably the best player
championship
won
tournament
Brian Cook.
in the region in
The
senior
aver-
Butler.
No. 4 Illinois (24-6) is
yet another
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on
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Mess In the
Midwest 1
No. until
should have
Kentucky
with second-seeded
possible meeting
a
in the Elite
Pittsburgh
problems
no
Eight.
ByGABEGITHENS The Chronicle
When the brackets
mittee
in the
chance at
who
bracket; and
same
teams start the seed
in
stands
the
Panthers’
10
a
JASON COHN/ICON SMI
a
BRANDIN
mystery
half of
that be-
the Midwest
After Kentucky,
the four brackets,
point
star
balanced team
a
over
Big Dance.
weakest of
earth had
on
the No.
1
Pittsburgh
the No. 2 seed from the Big East.
as
The leads
when
unravel tomorrow,
to
com-
in the Midwest?
beating Kentucky
The second of those questions is
gins
evening,
How did the
big questions:
fathom putting Arizona, Kansas, Duke and
even
Illinois
released Sunday
were
most viewers had two
per game. His
points
six
Knight,
averaging
players
skills
leadership
inside
perimeter, coupled with the
Brandin
guard,
that has
presence
Troutman and Ontario Lett, make the Panthers favorite to beat
Wagner
the
on
of Chevon a
clear
in the first round and advance
winner of Indiana and Alabama to make it to
past the
the Sweet 16. The
rough
last
Hoosiers, of
go
years’ Cinderella team, have had a
things lately
Penn State and
in the
thumping
a
with losses to
season
at the hands of Illinois. Tom
Coverdale helped lead this team in the NCAA last year, but without
interior
an
like Jared
player
Jeffries, the
Hoosiers will have their hands full against Alabamaand
do not pose much of
threat in this bracket.
a
The Crimson Tide squeaked
into the tournamentand
looks similar to Indiana in their recent games. Ending the SEC tournament with
loss to Vanderbilt does not
a
bode well for Alabama. Their
big boys, but
it is
advance to the
Perhaps
unlikely
wins
previous
lahoma and Xavier prove this
squad
’Bama will
play with the
flip
the game and
regionals. of the few teams that does have
one
beating the Wildcats
in the
Midwest is
the Missouri
Tigers.
deep
in the
tournament, the Tigers also
sess
12
Big
As
shot at
a
Quin Snyder’s
ballclub, run
Ok-
against
can
team that made
a
a
pos-
enough athleticism to beat UK’s defensive pressure.
Junior Rickey Paulding has had strokes of sheer brilliance from with 17
the outside
points
this
year,
and leads
the team in the
Complementing Paulding
is 6-foot-9 center Arthur Johnson. Though he may
paint
be undersized er
game.
a
that
can
as
center, he
a
is
exactly the type of play-
hurt the Wildcats press in transitionand also
in
the
post. Another standout
Clemens,
has
the
score
the
through squad
smarts
traps and other
is know to
The Tigers
the
on
guard,
court
twists that
to
Ricky
maneuver
Tubby Smith’s
employ.
first
Southern Illinois
round opponent
made noise last year when they reached the Sweet 16, and
are
a
have may will
be
sleeper
in
many
an
office
able
to
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overcome
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pool.
year, but Missouri
gained respect after last
combination
of
Kent
Williams and Jermaine Dearman. The Marquette Golden Eagles in the
regular
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were a
dominant team
season, and rightfully earned one
of the top
a No.
in the
players
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nation,
and
will certainly help his team beat Holy Cross in the open-
ing round of
the tournament.
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Missouri should be able to
Wade array of defenses to contain
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from page 8
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Jays
THURSDAY, MARCH 20. 2003 �PAGE 23
inside. Their tallest
hampered by
lack of size
a
starter, Brodie Deren,
stands
at
only 6-foot-8. On the offensive
the Blue
end,
Jays try
athleticism to their advantage by
fenders to the perimeter where they to
to
their
use
drawing interior
de-
unaccustomed
are
playing. House
Larry er
is
second-leading
Creighton’s
scor-
the year with 11 points per game. Other than
on
House
Korver,
is
the
Blue
only
Jay
in
averaging
double figures. its tournament worthiness
Creighton proved in the
nents from
off
with
season
number of
a
Blue
major conferences. The teams
tournament-bound also
Brigham Young. They
wins
key
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early oppo-
Jays knocked
Notre
played
over
Dame
tight
game
and
against
No. 3 seed Marquette. The Blue
face
Jays
7:20 in what should be
Central a
size
Creighton’s lack of
contest.
the
against
23
Chippewas’
Michigan
tonight
at
competitive first round
very
could be
problem
a
point-per-game
center
Chris Kaman.
“Seven-footers
Korver said.
pretty rare,”
are
“He’s
got skills and he’s really good.” While what
have
experts
regarded
toughest bracket, Creighton will ing
of Korver to the Sweet
program has
WEST
16,
the
as
nation’s
look to ride the shoot-
height the Blue Jay
a
yet'to reach.
from page 18
20.3
aged
outset in
they face stiff competition from the
most
points
and 7.2 rebounds per game this year,
which earned him Big
10
of the
player
honors.
year
He’s joined by freshman guard Dee Brown, who is less than six feet tall but is
Creighton (29-4),
12.1
averaging
the sixth
points
is the
seed,
the Missouri Valley Conference, and rides of
shooting points
Korver.
Kyle
per game
The
and hits
on
senior
per game.
champion on
17.7
averages
alarmingly high
an
47.7
percent of his three point shots. The Blue Jays do have
starter
a
big
against
time programs...
nent Central 7-foot
by
with
ed
a
Last
danger
they
22.7
champithe
get
can
damage.
in the West.
Memphis (23-6)
streak before
12-game winning
NIT winners
year’s
Chris
Massie
game)
in the
(16.5
being
eliminat-
is
feature fearsome freshman
points
and the
paint
bench. Kansas
and
cagey
rebounds
10.7 John
Calipari
a
19.1
per
the
on
that 10-seed Ari-
probably hoping
State beats the Tigers. The Sun Devils
led by
ing
a
do
can
but if
led
are
averages
Louisville in the Conference USA Tournament.
by
zona
guard play,
Karman, they
Even No. 7 is rode
first round oppo-
Chippewas
who
Karman,
not
problem
a
12.3 rebounds per game. The MAC
struggle
ball to
Chris
The
be
may
its
or
Michigan (24-6).
center
points and ons
which
6-foot-8,
over
of
the sweet
also
are
freshman forward—lke Diogu, who is averag-
points
per game.
The eight-nine game features two recent mainstays of the NCAA Tournament: Cincinatti, which is always
dangerous
with Bob
zaga, which is
Huggins
as
head coach, and Gonto San
dancing despite losing
Diego
in
the West Coast Conference championship. With
so
quality
many
West Region
proves
is the end... for
in
teams
Morrisson’s
one
Four contenders’
number of Final
a
the
bracket,
lyrics prescient. This
championship dreams.
MIDWEST teams
any
in
from page 19
the
top
half of the bracket
though they could give the Wildcats money? Honestly, tucky
unloads
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it does not look like it. After Ken-
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be able to deal with the Wildcats press
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ton, neither of these ballclubs plays
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or
of
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style
their
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that
can
match up with Kentucky. In the
end,
the Wildcats
will
likely
emerge
top half of this bracket and ultimately edge to reach the Final Four. After
all, the
from the
out Missouri
committee did put
the Wildcats in the weakest bracket for
a reason.
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are
well known for their
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shown here
against
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min-
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representing
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the ACC
also
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teams.
Teams also
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State will
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points
the second round.
streak,
If it
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Louisville
15
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can
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for
to
N.C.
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was
tournament title
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were
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out the field
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from page 14
first. A team that rebounds well
home
damage.
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Howard
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were
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The Cardinals, coached by Rick Piti-
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Coach Mike Krzyzewski
Ewing,
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Forward Forward
14.9 ppg, 2.5 rpg.
Jones, Sr. 17.0 ppg, 5.4 rpg
Dahntay
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Coach Dale Layer
Chris Duhon, Jr. 9.1 ppg, 6.7 apg. So. 12.2 ppg, 3.2 rpg. Daniel
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Guard
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ppg,
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enter
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the three-
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No.
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an
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three-point shots
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Mateen Cleaves—the
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all been excellent on-the-ball defenders.
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number of different schemes at
some
teams of the
offensive
their
to
press
team must
In this
the ability to is
styles
defensive
op-
have
package. to win
defend against
a
differ-
winning
to
paramount
an
past
defeat six opponents
tournament,
fieldin
years,
with
debatably
defense will take
nificant role. The chance that
ply
op-
outscore its
Consequently,
teammates
great
a
six
opponent
a
a
a team
the
most wide-
on an even more
sig-
team will be able to sim-
consecutive times is slim.
consistent defense with weapons such
on-the-ball defenders and
propel
a
as
shot blocker inside will
to win six consecutive games and cut down
the nets in San Antonio.
the abil-
defensive weapon is
experi-
that knows
championship.
team-
creating
from
Kinda reminds
to throw
ent
intimidate oppo-
driving inside, also helping his
important
with
“white horse in the sunset” doesn’t it?
championship,
with their defensive responsibilities. Another
back
Orleans, the national player
year
senior
open
portunities, the blocking big
There really
to win
When
team to its third
can
en-
73-64
a
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they’re
year
Hailing New
mixed
the momentum of the
mirLast
Atlanta, simply
went to
ponent. Many championship
con-
story
perfectly.
win it all in front of his home crowd.
ity
team
masterful two-handed block. Batti-
on-the-ball defender
almost
how to “want it more.”
of ur-
sense
year’s
the block. During
propelled the
Orleans prod-
ride, but got hit by
at the
This
juniors.
as
personal pick
blocking ability. Battier,
altered
New
the Sooners
national semifinals.
back, having
defenders who rebounded well on
the
beating
of the
lesson from Battier.
a
Which bring
squad,
maneuver
motivated one
they
season
joying
to win the title.
The next time they
with his shot
blocker,
with
and Dixon
experience
nor
learned
teams from scoring
paint
prolific
a
Like
little bit of dramatics.
Specializing
with
championship.
on
member of
was
uncanny
movements of the offensive
feet, and maybe
athletic
more
Shane Battier,
Duke’s 2001 national championship
prevented
post
title,
Price,
ence—the type of experience
Duke’s recent championship run, Casey
er’s defensive
charges have taken
up,
host of
a
That year they had neither the
size matters. Last
post, a
can
huge
a
The Blue Devils’ opponent: Maryland—-
only
make
put
break this year’s championship team.
away;
team in
most famous comebacks in Duke basket-
collaps-
or
by Destiny,
Maryland
rors
the senior realizing
young squad,
his last chance at
was
and it’s
are
his
Finding
national
ball history.
thrilling
in,
a
himself and his teammate to
to
In the
on
it
lose it. It’s what you
to
and
point guards
gap to
When the team is fly-
more.
likely
from page 14
Blake, Chris Duhon and
semifinals.
you
need at the last second, it’s what you need
battled Arizona in the 2001 NCAA Finals,
Steve
fast
watching
as
slam it
someone
point
a
down to it,
Led
in the
with Duke
stunt
same
can
ing onto each other, you’ve got it made and
country, the best bet
DEFENSE
and
20-footer is just
from page 14
uct Hollis
dominance and confi-
a
the national title: Oklahoma,
SENIORS
on
never
in the end
ing off the bench and the fans
teams in the more
but
comes
sink
watching
worth
Basic math: Three is greater than two. When
Dahntay-dunks
your
someone
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were
That wins games. You
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When it
game
Stoudamire
6-of-9
hitting
consecutive
dence iii your team that is unbeatable.
Arizona the team
arguably proved
three
The Wildcats
run.
have established
looks but the outside pitch-outs to open
that
hit
to send the Blue Devils
breaks in between,
for most teams is not the inside
geous
Dunleavy
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The Chronicle
Guide
OKLAHOMA coach
from page 22
the tenacious
and
the
attitude
NCAA Tournament recipe calls for,
the
weakest No. 1 seed in the bracket doesn’t have the roster to bake the cake. And the
even
though they
Final Four faces
treacherous road
a
in
were
this time last
at
through
ran
and
XII
big, bad Big
year,
New
to
leans and should be knocked out
the OU
Or-
sooner
rather than later.
favor in
a
region,
East
topping
so
olina State and either Cal in front of son
some
South Car-
or
N.C. State
be any
City shouldn’t
was
crim-
embracing
more
in Oklahoma
harder than it
the
them home-
pushing
the first two rounds of
ward bound for the
did
committee
selection
The Sooners
for George
Bush to
lose half of the allies in the world in two
and JASON GARDNER has the Wildcats set
the Final Four for the second time in three years
on
half weeks.
a
After
that,
has
zona
ARIZONA
from page 22
they
much
so
seem
to
talent
ponents level; but they or
But with reason
a
bracket
like this,
there’s
think Arizona will get to
to
For starters, the Wildcats enter hav-
ing lost in the first round of their
best
foot to start the dance
Squads their
the team’s they like
way
Duke
their
on.
face
the
On
are
and Illinois
into the seeds
by winning
con-
exactly
tournament—not
of that,
top hot.
played
they got solely conference
respective
only
are
the Wildcats
their loss to UCLA,
“light switch”
but
assembly required
cold
they’re
team. In other
vtA
Some
just
at the
magic switch
In the the
of most other teams like
case
switch
the ’Cats
and
tourney
they’ll
blew
a
with
classic
words,
Ari-
a
bad game, but
fuse
a
in
the
haven’t
we
seen
how
lost
to
couldn’t
get the light
opponents
like
on
LSU
and then-unranked Stanford.
short
Gonzaga,
a
circuits
cats will be
Tucson,
schedule, even
on
Ariz.
point guard Quannas Francisco
ness
ing
even
before
an
if
slightly
the
light
the Wild-
early plane back
to
Sooner
gluing
most
glaring
they hit the
Mario Austin’s in the
paint
gave
28
while
win,
weak-
cold shoot-
pend
intimidating defense more
than
Bulldogs’
Dec.
the Sooners
Sampson’s
big
men
consistent senior Aaron McGhee
only
on
43
those
year’s squad, he’s had
popping
to de-
Jabahri Brown, who manages
percent
“Jabahri up
in
a
from the field (look for the Hut” signs week
or
point guard
widely
considered the
toughest
in the NCAA.
If
Syracuse
Elite
ny’s
two).
to
start
can
make
a
shooting
ability
Josh
over
Howard
to
run
a
tough but
of Wake,
would have pretty possible—they ous
home
advantage
court
against Oklahoma,
if
they
the
Antho-
Eight—and with Carmelo
imperfect
haven’t faired much better since. After
from last
ALISON WOODWORTH/KRT
HOLLIS PRICE is
But it’s No. 5
that exploits what has
streak: the frontcourt.
losing Illinois,
go tit-
can
White and
Garcia to Price.
Oklahoma’s
been
ready
guard play by
around
Gaines
they could handle in the
weak
Facing
won’t be
Oklahoma’s
ReeCe
racing
Pac-10
recover.
They also and
work.
doesn’t always
played
Granted they
for-tat with
faces
Sampson
for. Fourth-seeded Louisville
Mississippi State
time and win.
right
Duke/Kansas
tournaments. Not
have the
we’re-better-than-everyone-else
this,
the Final Four.
ference
season
to their op-
that allows them to turn up their game
not both.
Kansas,
no
Duke
play
only
sounds—they’ll
this
constantly play
though,
problems he
match-up
in
can
a
it’s
seri-
Albany make it
there themselves. Then watch
Sampson
try
to
match
the 6-foot-8 Anthony with 6-5 Ebi Ere, who’s been more inconsistent in his shot selection of late than Cuba Gooding Jr. has Boat
been
Trip),
in
his
film
and the
Sampson whose
selection
(read:
diaper dandy’ll show
time it is to dominate.
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«22
should be a
rather make the extra pass, and
And
top of
on
it
all, they
are
have
deep.
of
which
begs
the
“Is
nour,
to the Final Four?”
and
answer
is,
sure,
of
of Kentucky’s with south team
key players its
injury,
an
one
night,
playing the
Princeton
was
could
shooting they
or
game
able
to
More
down
might
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Heck,
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One
might catch
of its life.
opener with
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a
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a
from
16th-seed Indiana Universi-
as
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coached by
are
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never
That
should
sailing
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round of
continue
Then
eight.
seed,
an
and
intense defense, like Ken-
If Brandon Knight,
great
is extreme-
make the extra pass
The Panthers
a
2
similar to the Wildcats.
can
the Panthers
stay healthy,
it could
Snyder.
Under
is
Missouri, coached
the
Snyder,
Tigers have
raised their level of play in
the tournament. In their last game, outscored Oklahoma 23-3 minutes of
play
before
the last 15
over
losing
they
in the
Big-
-12 tournament title game.
Lastly, is
mostly
in
a
history
leading their team
to victories—from Lew Alcindor to David
Thompson
to Juan Dixon last
one
on
star,
no
have
and
a
year—Ken-
shortcoming.
player who
his back
can
It has
no
carry the team
when the team needs him,
although Kentucky’s
also fit this mold, it
1996 title team
might still hurt them
at the end of games in pressure situation.
Odds are,
though, Kentucky
to the Final Four.
Providence.
the Huskies
as
off
pulled
Tournament victories
against
Syracuse before falling
to
in the final.
Connecticut boasts sophomore
Gordon,
All-Big
an
who is averaging
Roaming
its
regained
the
19.5
East
points
for the
paint
guard
candidate per game.
Huskies
is
Emeka Okafor, whose 15.5 points and 11 rebounds per game make him
prolific big
most
well
as
in the
men
one
of the
Big East,
as
the NCAA.
be
of the best of the Tournament’s
one
best,
as
it
would
feature
of
two
the
NCAA’s most talented backcourts. Addi-
tionally, such the
chance
a
game would
shine
to
give Okafor
Texas’
oyer
Thomas, who is averaging 11.2 rebounds per game, and Brian
recently
seen
of minutes in
is headed
face
Eight, the Longhorns a
Florida
team
to the
would likely
ready for
matchup. After downing
a
tough
Sam Houston
State, the Gators should easily dispatch either
Michigan State
lowed by ther
a
Sweet 16
or
Colorado,
matchup against
Xavier, Maryland
ton, who could
or
folei-
UNC-Wilming-
easily upset the Terrapins
in the first round.
Though they ment
FORD, ESPN.com’s player
put
up
impressive
the Gators a
Finally, should Texas advance Elite
T.J.
of the year,
has
numbers in 2003.
Boddicker, who has
great deal
a
DELANE ROUSE/ICON SMI
James
Thomas’ place.
tournament whose
full of stars
tucky might
UConn lost
A UConn-Texas contest could prove to in
by former Duke player and coach Quinn
historically
East
cancer.
opponents, including
UConn has
ways,
Pittsburgh
game.
potential giant slayer lurking
the Midwest region
run.
winning
being hospital-
Miami and
Carolina,
Now, however,
Ben
ly dangerous and
One
men, has been critical to the Wildcat’s
North
things
get difficult.
be
big
to several unranked
that included
season
ized to fight prostate
Seton Hall and
leader and star,
of two veteran Kentucky
up-and-down
an
Connecticut.
region:
into the tournament
head coach Jim Calhoun
Big
tucky.
one
off
come
vational ability.
also present
MARQUIS ESTILL,
in the
matchup
The Huskies
ed out because of his strategic and moti-
Pittsburgh, the No.
tournament
the board
on
Kansas earlier
over
Rick Majerus and should
if
several
year
Luke Rid-
big upset,
The Utes
season.
led
The Ducks,
lot of points
capable
are
in the
anything could happen.
realistically,
put
can
denced by their win
course.
Something freaky could happen.
the
from page 22
awaits est
game.
by PAG-10 player of
TEXAS
but
The Wildcats would play the winner of
there any way Kentucky will not make it
The
Kentucky,
potentially dangerous opponent
the Oregon-Utah
question
Indianapolis
easy game for
an
it in the second round.
been
handed the easiest bracket.
All
University
ty-Purdue
KENTUCKY
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come
real
plays
run
are
a
team that could make
the Final Four. If Florida
at
to the best of its
tle
difficulty. Should
face
off,
look
for
the
having lost three straight
tournagames,
Eight
with lit-
Texas and Florida
Florida
Billy Donovan’s coaching
head
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pionship
game
considerable
in
edge
2000—to over
that
provide of
head coach Rick Barnes, who has taken the Longhorns
into
ability, it should
be able to reach the Elite
in
his
four
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