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Web Roundup for Tuesday, Nov. 1, 2016

November 1, 2016 By Greg Vacek Leave a Comment

Pirates reap benefits of win…SMU-ECU set for 12 noon start…Personnel changes pay off for East Carolina’s defense…Halloween scene: Even on Monday, students come out …Pirates Head Into This Week Fired Up With 6-2 Tulsa On The Docket…

Pirate Press: East Carolina Headlines

Bonesville.net

  • From the Anchor Desk: Pirates get a new jolt of energy
  • Audio: Coach Mo Weekly Presser

ecupirates.com

  • Single-Game Men’s And Women’s Basketball Tickets On Sale Nov. 1
  • Coach Montgomery’s Weekly Press Conference Quotes

Greenville Daily Reflector

  • Pirates reap benefits of win
  • AAC: UConn in rough stretch
  • Halloween scene: Even on Monday, students come out
WITN 7
  • East Carolina’s November 12 kickoff with SMU set for 12:00
  • No major incidents in Greenville on Halloween

247 Sports

  • Personnel changes pay off for East Carolina’s defense
  • SMU-ECU set for 12 noon start

East Carolinian

  • East Carolina Men’s Basketball head coach Jeff Lebo is optimistic about the upcoming season
  • Point guard problem
  • Pirates showed they had corrected their errors in a 41-3 blowout against Connecticut
  • Injury results in a disappointing finish for ECU Cross Country

East Carolina Pirates: Isaiah Jones Approaches Hardy Record  Old North Banter

Tulsa World

  • This week in Tulsa football: Five things to know about East Carolina
  • This week in Tulsa football: Biggest issues addressed

Joe D’s Notebook: The ECU Recap CBS Connecticut

NFL draft spotlight: Teams want more receivers like Virginia Tech’s Isaiah Ford Sporting News

Rivals.com

  • Pirates Head Into This Week Fired Up With 6-2 Tulsa On The Docket
  • Holtz and Fitch: Back together and putting up big numbers

 

Around the American Athletic Conference

theamerican.org

  • The American Today: Record-Setting Performances Highlight Week 9
  • Week 10 Coaches Teleconferences: Listen Now
  • Flanders, Griffin, Boumerhi Take Weekly Football Honors
  • UConn Pegged No. 18 In Preseason AP Poll
  • Women’s Soccer: Final Weekly Honors Announced

Navy returns to Florida to face Notre Dame on Saturday Annapolis Capital

Temple’s next foe, 3-6 UConn, is in a rut Philly.com

Mike Aresco: AAC’s future after Big 12 expansion flop Memphis Commercial Appeal

New Haven Register

  • AAC men’s basketball notebook: Expansion not on the horizon
  • AAC boasts impressive crop of men’s basketball coaches

Hartford Courant

  • AAC Football Notebook: Diaco Upset About UConn’s Weak Offense, Lack Of Scoring
  • As Losses Mount, UConn Drifts Farther From Early Season Optimism

Dallas News

  • Chad Morris on how SMU has turned around its ‘hurt’ from Tulsa loss
  • National writer: Why SMU could overachieve this season 

New Orleans Advocate

  • Tulane basketball media day: Mike Dunleavy’s getting his Green Wave up to speed
  • Tulane basketball media day: Expected starting lineup includes freshman Colin Slater at point guard

Tampa Bay Times

  • USF standout Jahmal McMurray out six games for violation
  • PM Taggart says Bulls defense must learn to finish

UCF linebacker Shaquem Griffin’s career-best game inspired by a stranger Orlando Sentinel

 

Regional Headlines: The Carolinas and beyond

Duke runaway No. 1 in preseason AP Top 25; Kentucky is No. 2 The Associated Press

Raleigh News and Observer

  • NC State’s Omer Yurtseven cleared to play by NCAA, but must sit 9 games
  • UNC quarterback Mitch Trubisky tries to ignore rising NFL draft stock
  • UNC enters stretch run: Questions facing the Tar Heels
  • Extra points: Trouble with the run game equals trouble all around for NC State

Norfolk Virginian Pilot

  • “This is still Marshall” Wilder says, despite Herd’s 2-6 record
  • Hokies have higher goals than just avenging last year’s loss to Duke
  • After putting a scare into Louisville, Virginia moves on to Wake Forest

Hampton Roads Daily Press

  • Hokies gear up for November push for ACC Coastal title, starting with trip to Duke
  • App State notes: Mountaineers move forward from oddities of October schedule

App State notes: Mountaineers move forward from oddities of October schedule Winston Salem Journal

Columbia The State

  • Playoff’s first four, including Clemson, easy to pick — for now
  • How the Gamecocks went from downtrodden to favorites in a matter of days
  • Ray Tanner recommended Chisenhall to Indians, despite dismissal

 

Nuggets and Briefs:  National and Professional articles of interest

The Associated Press

  • What to watch for in Game 6 of the World Series
  • Indians try to bring Cleveland long-awaited home party
  • ‘Pen pals: Former Yanks Chapman, Miller could decide Series
  • 2 for 1: Indians home with 2 chances to win World Series
  • Cubs get Schwarber’s ‘thunder’ back in Cleveland
  • Exposed again, Vikings lose to last-place Bears
  • With Bradford knocked around again, can Vikes be for real?

Washington Post

  • Series’ ratings is bad news for NFL
  • Three keys to a Cubs comeback
  • Kirk Cousins puts up great numbers. That doesn’t make him a great quarterback.
  • Two fixes Redskins can make over the bye week
  • Gruden voices support for Norman: ‘He was frustrated’
  • Redskins safety Will Blackmon scheduled for thumb surgery
  • The NFL is becoming more disturbing than appealing, and TV viewers are tuning out

Raleigh News and Observer

  • Only thing missing for Canes’ Aho: First NHL goal
  • Canes place Frk on waivers

Mets’ Tebow hurt sliding in fall league game ESPN.com

Charlotte Observer

  • Source: Charlotte Hornets agree to contract extension with center Cody Zeller
  • Why Charlotte Hornets could be as good as last season, even if they’re not as pretty
  • Carolina Panthers coach Ron Rivera doubles down on Cam Newton’s QB safety comments
  • NFL Hall of Famer Deion Sanders: Cam Newton doesn’t have a late-hit case with the NFL

Steelers tackle takes aim at Cam Newton: ‘Don’t be out there if you’re scared’  Fox Sports

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