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Greg Vacek's Daily Web RoundupWednesday, March 29, 2017

March 29, 2017 By Greg Vacek Leave a Comment

Pirates Extinguish Flames 8-6…’Lights-out’ hitting by Pirates…East Carolina Softball Set For Wednesday Doubleheader At UNCW…UCF dream season ends with loss to TCU in NIT semifinal…All Aboard: UConn Women Head For Final Four…Tulane’s Jake Willsey lives up to ‘Tiger Slayer’ nickname with 2 homers at LSU…USC reminds us how much fun NCAA Tournament can be …Canes’ Lack has neck strain after scary collision

Pirate Press: East Carolina Headlines

Baseball: Williams-Sutton homers twice in ECU win Bonesville.net

ecupirates.com

  • No. 16 ECU Wins Midweek Match-Up Against Liberty, 8-6
  • Named Candidate For Senior CLASS Award
  • Gameday: East Carolina Softball Set For Wednesday Doubleheader At UNCW
‘Lights-out’ hitting by Pirates Greenville Daily Reflector

247 Sports

  • Pirates douse Flames
  • WATCH: ECU fan catches home run ball in megaphone
  • ECU offers hometown PG Tyler Maye
  • Confirmed visitors for East Carolina’s April 1 Junior Day
  • Hussein Howe opening eyes in East Carolina’s backfield
  • Garrett McGhin getting used to new role

Rivals.com

  • Pirates Extinguish Flames 8-6
  • Geep Wade is Whipping the East Carolina Offensive Line Into Shape
  • Pirates Offer Prolific Farmville Central Point Guard Tyler Maye
  • Kruczynski a Candidate for College Baseball’s Senior CLASS Award

Pirates surge past Liberty, 8-6 for 4th straight win WNCT 9

No. 16 East Carolina wins mid-week matchup over Liberty 8-6 WITN 7

10 PM Sports Tuesday  WCTI 12

 

Around the American Athletic Conference

theamerican.org

  • Knights’ NIT Run Stopped In Semifinals
  • Caupain, Brown & Moore to Compete at Reese’s All-Star Game
  • SMU’s Ojeleye Earns Honorable Mention All-America Accolades
  • UCF, Memphis Players Earn Weekly Tennis Accolades
  • Softball Rolls into Week Eight
  • Houston, Memphis and SMU Take Home Weekly Outdoor Track and Field Honors
  • UConn Duo Named to John R. Wooden Award All-American Team

Orlando Sentinel

  • UCF dream season ends with loss to TCU in NIT semifinal
  • For UCF, Tacko Tuesday turns into TCU Tuesday in NIT Semifinal
  • UCF fans support Knights in NIT semifinal

USF dismisses arrested safety Hassan Childs from program Tampa Bay Times

Cincinnati Enquirer

  • UC’s Caupain will be part of Final 4 weekend
  • QB door open as Fickell retools UC offense
  • UC football offense seeks answers after poor 2016

Hartford Courant

  • All Aboard: UConn Women Head For Final Four
  • Vance Johnson Leaving UConn; Ollie Hires Chillious As Assistant To Replace Miller
  • UConn’s Randy Edsall Sorting Through Roster As Practice Continues

Philly.com

  • Temple WRs eager to work with new coach
  • Temple’s Obi Enechionyia contemplating his NBA future

New Orleans Advocate

  • Tulane’s Jake Willsey tortures LSU again, blasting two homers in Green Wave’s 7-6 victory
  • Tulane baseball erupts; LSU misses a few chances; Green Wave prevails
  • Photos: No comeback for LSU baseball as Tulane escapes Baton Rouge with big win
  • How it happened: LSU comeback falls short; Tulane hangs on to defeat Tigers
  • Tulane topples LSU 7-6 behind pair of home runs from Jake Willsey

New Orleans Times Picayune

  • Tulane’s Jake Willsey lives up to ‘Tiger Slayer’ nickname with 2 homers at LSU
  • Tulane gives LSU more midweek trouble, and other observations from Alex Box Stadium
  • Is Tulane the football equivalent of South Carolina’s Final Four team?

Davis back, battling for backup Memphis QB job Memphis Commercial Appeal

National writer: SMU WR Courtland Sutton is one of nation’s top returning players  Dallas News

TU notebook: Chandler Miller ranked among top 10 returning centers Tulsa World

 

Regional Headlines: The Carolinas and beyond

Raleigh News and Observer

  • UNC’s Joel Berry receives treatment, rest for sprained ankles
  • Personality, not experience, will be the difference in UNC’s approach – DeCock
  • Maye Day aftermath: 3 stories to show just how wild Luke Maye’s life at UNC has gotten
  • NC State’s Dennis Smith Jr. to enter NBA draft
  • Duke’s Harry Giles heading to NBA

Columbia The State

  • USC reminds us how much fun NCAA Tournament can be
  • The story of Frank Martin’s life
  • USC president’s March Madness letter reminds students to celebrate wisely
  • Home has to wait: Lady Gamecocks go directly to Dallas
  • Report: USC baseball assistant no longer on staff

Norfolk Virginian Pilot

  • 5 years later, ODU is making slow but sure progress on replacing Foreman Field
  • Virginia Tech’s Australian punter learning the American way

No. 6 South Carolina blasts The Citadel, 15-1 Charleston Post and Courier

The Associated Press

  • Tennessee’s Barnes: Gut feeling Gonzaga will win NCAA title
  • Georgia Tech handles Cal State Bakersfield 76-61
  • Quinnipiac hires Villanova’s Dunleavy as head coach
  • Prep phenom Porter Jr. eager to team up with dad at Missouri

 

Nuggets and Briefs:  National and Professional articles of interest

The Associated Press

  • Fans can look forward to some major changes in NFL games
  • USA Hockey, women reach agreement; seek growth for sport
  • Vin Scully on opening day: ‘I’ll probably have things to do’
  • Dempsey, Pulisic star again as US ties 1-1 at Panama
  • Las Vegas welcomes Raiders with open arms, big hopes
  • Wizards beat Lakers 119-108 to clinch division title
  • Curry’s 32 lead Warriors over Rockets 113-106
  • Blazers beat Nuggets to take 1-game lead for 8th seed
  • Whiteside’s buzzer-beating tip-in lifts Heat past Pistons
  • Man o’ War exhibit honors racing legend born a century ago

Charlotte Observer

  • Bills’ Sean McDermott took Carolina flavor to Buffalo. What he couldn’t take hits hard.
  • Panthers won’t replace president Danny Morrison, opting for new leadership approach
  • Charlotte Hornets lack fire in 118-108 loss to Milwaukee Bucks

Washington Post

  • The Wizards just won their first division title in 38 damn years
  • Redskins’ Jay Gruden ‘disappointed’ about the Scot McCloughan firing
  • Allen: Employees shouldn’t be sources
  • The Nationals’ roster isn’t perfect, but there is plenty of time for improvement
  • Alex Ovechkin notches hat trick, T.J. Oshie scores twice as Caps clip Wild

Raleigh News and Observer

  • With 4-1 win over Detroit, Canes earn points in 12 straight games
  • Canes’ Lack has neck strain after scary collision
  • Hurricanes relieved after hearing from injured Eddie Lack

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