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Photo Gallery | Oct. 23, 2014
 ECU 31, UConn 21
 

Photos taken by W.A. Myatt at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium in Greenville, NC. ©2014 Bonesville.net. Gallery includes 8 pictures with captions. Click thumbnails to display full images.
 

ECU senior QB Shane Carden rushes for a key first down in the first half of a 31-21 win over UConn. [W.A. Myatt photo]

ECU senior RB Breon Allen celebrates after scoring a third quarter touchdown to give ECU a 21-14 lead. [W.A. Myatt photo]

ECU defensive linemen K'Hadree Hooker and Fred Presley take down UConn backup QB Tim Boyle for a loss. [W.A. Myatt photo]

Senior wideout Cam Worthy secures a long pass from Shane Carden despite strong coverage from UConn safety Junior Lee. [W.A. Myatt photo]

ECU junior LB Zeek Bigger stops UConn's Dhameer Bradley short of a first down on a key third down in the fourth quarter. [W.A. Myatt photo]

The ECU defensive unit often looked to a black-clad crowd for support during the hard-fought American Athletic Conference contest. [W.A. Myatt photo]

RB Breon Allen fights through contact to score his second touchdown with 1:25 left and secure the win for the Pirates. [W.A. Myatt photo]

ECU coach and alum Ruffin McNeill joins in on the fight song in front of the Boneyard after the victory over AAC foe UConn. [W.A. Myatt photo]
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