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Greg Vacek's Daily Web RoundupSaturday, August 26, 2017

August 26, 2017 By Greg Vacek Leave a Comment

Lindberg Scores Twice in Pirates’ First Road Win…Volleyball Sweeps William & Mary To Open ECU Invitational…New ECU punter hoping to strike fear with big leg…Hurricane Harvey forces Cougars to shift football operations to Austin…Charlie Strong, football program need a cash commitment from USF…Anchors Aweigh for American football season at Wichita State…North State, Texas to tangle for US title…Leach’s young ex-Texas Tech QBs thriving as Big 12 coaches…Hospitality done: It’s nearly game time for Stanford, Rice…Mayweather, McGregor ready to rumble in much-hyped fight

Pirate Press: East Carolina Headlines

ecupirates.com

  • Lindberg Scores Twice in Pirates’ First Road Win
  • Volleyball Sweeps William & Mary To Open ECU Invitational

247 Sports

  • LOOK: ECU QB commit Holton Ahlers enjoys huge night
  • Speed isn’t a problem for ECU cornerback roommates
  • New ECU punter hoping to strike fear with big leg
  • Gibbs emerging as versatile piece for ECU defense

 

Around the American Athletic Conference

Hurricane Harvey forces Cougars to shift football operations to Austin Houston Chronicle

theamerican.org

  • Women’s Volleyball Completes 15 Matches In Opening Day
  • Women’s Soccer: Week 2 Friday Recap

Cincinnati Enquirer

  • UC punter is from Australia
  • ‘Big Country’ to lead UC offensive line

Jones: Charlie Strong, football program need a cash commitment from USF Tampa Tribune

UCF women’s soccer earns historic win over No. 4 North Carolina Orlando Sentinel

Anchors Aweigh for American football season at Wichita State Wichita Eagle

College football preview 2017: A look at TU’s depth chart, stars, sleepers and schedule Tulsa World

Can Tulane be a special team? That will largely depend on a new kicker. New Orleans Advocate

Tulane position preview: Defense New Orleans Times Picayune

Dallas News

  • 10 key players every SMU fan needs to know
  • National analyst: What Chad Morris needs to do in third year at SMU to be considered for Power Five jobs

Isaac Bruce a ‘great mentor’ for Anthony Miller Memphis Commercial Appeal

 

Regional Headlines: The Carolinas and beyond

Greenville Daily Reflector

  • North State, Texas to tangle for US title
  • Greenville playing the Field(s)
  • World Series a family affair for players

Winston Salem Journal

  • Wolford named Wake Forest’s opening-game starter for fourth time
  • Macaulay reunites with Clark on App State’s line

The Associated Press

  • Leach’s young ex-Texas Tech QBs thriving as Big 12 coaches
  • Hospitality done: It’s nearly game time for Stanford, Rice
  • Rice football players check on status of Hurricane Harvey
  • Wake Forest picks John Wolford as its starting quarterback
  • Clemson’s Swinney gets raise to nearly $7 million a year
  • Alabama-Florida State kicks off this season’s games to watch
  • A freshman no more, ‘Bama’s Jalen Hurts focused on future
  • Georgia Tech exploring options to replace leading rusher
  • Illinois to stop playing ‘war chant’ music at games
  • Pitt Preview: Panthers looking to take the next step
  • Colorado football program to retire Rashaan Salaam’s number

 

Nuggets and Briefs:  National and Professional articles of interest

The Associated Press

  • Mayweather, McGregor ready to rumble in much-hyped fight
  • UFC stars respect McGregor for taking a shot vs Mayweather
  • Survivor: Reality show becomes possible road to Olympics
  • Stanton homers twice as Marlins rally past Padres 8-6
  • FANTASY PLAYS: Some players to avoid for 2017 as busts
  • Julian Edelman injured in Patriots’ 30-28 win over Lions
  • Seahawks win 26-13; Chiefs’ Ware sprains right knee
  • Sebastian Vettel extends Ferrari contract for 3 more years
  • LEADING OFF: Stanton nears 50, Machado again nicks Bosox 2B
  • Bach says no immediate concerns for Pyeongchang Winter Games

Washington Post

  • Mayweather-McGregor weigh-in keeps up the spectacle as main event draws closer
  • Nicknames on their backs, no-names in the lineup: Nats fall to Mets, 4-2
  • Three takeaways from Friday’s Redskins practice
  • Isaiah Thomas’s injured hip could reportedly void Kyrie Irving trade

For once, Panthers’ Julius Peppers is the person who gets chased down Charlotte Observer

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