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Greg Vacek's Daily Web RoundupTuesday, November 14, 2017

November 14, 2017 By Greg Vacek 1 Comment

Montgomery laments lost yard…Quay Johnson to miss Senior Day, rest of season…Pirates travel to Wilmington to face Seahawks…Gardner Minshew to remain ECU’s starter…Dominant Night of Hoops for No. 6 Wichita State, No. 12 Cincinnati, Tulane & Tulsa….Navy faces stiff test as it travels to South Bend to take on Notre Dame…USF-UCF game set for 3:30 kickoff on ABC…Memphis football preparing for biggest games in program…Jeff Capel Jr., basketball coaching legend, has died…Good, and plenty: Panthers rout Dolphins on Monday Night Football

Pirate Press: East Carolina Headlines

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ecupirates.com

  • Women’s Basketball Announces 2018 Signing Class
  • Coach Montgomery’s Weekly Press Conference Quotes

Greenville Daily Reflector

  • Montgomery laments lost yard
  • SUMMERS: Youth being served
  • AAC: Backup QB breaks rushing record

Pirate Talk with Jeff Charles: Week 12 WNCT 9

The East Carolinian

  • Volleyball completes season sweep over Memphis, falls to #20 Wichita State
  • Pirates travel to Wilmington to face Seahawks
  • ECU women’s basketball announces 2018 signing class
  • Men’s basketball dominates home opener
  • Comeback falls half a yard short as Pirates feel true heartbreak

247 Sports

  • Gardner Minshew to remain ECU’s starter
  • Quay Johnson to miss Senior Day, rest of season
  • Great East Carolina visit for 2019 OT Triston Miller
  • In-state OT checks out ECU

ECU Will Be Hungry For a Victory When They Take On Cincinnati Rivals.com

Around the American Athletic Conference

theamerican.org

  • Dominant Night of Hoops for No. 6 Wichita State, No. 12 Cincinnati, Tulane & Tulsa
  • Cincinnati Wins 85-52 In Home Opener, UCF Wins On The Road
  • Football Teleconference: Week 12
  • Lehman earns 4th straight volleyball honor; Rapacz tabbed Defensive Player of the Week
  • SMU’s Milton, Chargois Collect Initial Weekly Honors
  • UConn’s Dangerfield, Temple’s Davis Earn Weekly Women’s Basketball Honors
  • Navy’s Perry, Tulane’s Marbley, Temple’s Wright Take Weekly Football Honors

Navy faces stiff test as it travels to South Bend to take on Notre Dame Annapolis Capital

Cincinnati Enquirer

  • UC basketball team rolls, with new lineup
  • GALLERY: Western Carolina at UC basketball, Nov. 13

The Associated Press

  • No. 6 Wichita State overpowers College of Charleston 81-63
  • Etou scores 30 for Tulsa in 90-71 win over Oral Roberts
  • Frazier’s career night helps Tulane beat SE Louisiana 89-66
  • McCray -Pace leads Morgan State past South Florida, 63-53
  • No. 12 Cincinnati presses Western Carolina for 102-51 win

Tampa Bay Times

  • USF humbled by MEAC’s Morgan State
  • USF-UCF game set for 3:30 kickoff on ABC
  • Know the foe: Tulsa

Orlando Sentinel

  • UCF coach Scott Frost looking for Knights to dial in mentally for Temple
  • UCF, USF football game set to kick off at 3:30 p.m. on Black Friday

Memphis Commercial Appeal

  • Calkins: Memphis football preparing for biggest games in program…
  • Memphis emerges from bye ready for ‘showcase game’
  • Memphis vs. Little Rock: 3 storylines to watch

Dallas News

  • SMU linebacker Anthony Rhone questionable for Memphis game with concussion
  • SMU receiver Courtland Sutton receives invitation to the Senior Bowl

Temple’s Wright is AAC special teams player of week Philly.com

Paul’s block party leads Tulane to 89-66 rout of SLU New Orleans Advocate

Tulsa World

  • Junior Etou leads TU to Mayor’s Cup victory
  • Bill Haisten: Is 1993-2003 success a fair standard against which today’s TU program is measured?
  • This week in Tulsa football: Biggest issues addressed

Houston Chronicle

  • Houston tackle Ed Oliver to play without knee brace
  • UH awaits bowl destination

Wichita Eagle

  • Wichita State delivers another rout against College of Charleston
  • Taylor’s takeaways: The birth of ‘Large ball’ during WSU’s rout of Charleston

 

Regional Headlines: The Carolinas and beyond

Jeff Capel Jr., basketball coaching legend, has died Fayetteville Observer

Raleigh News and Observer

  • Jeff Capel Jr., former college hoops coach and father of Duke associate coach, dies
  • No more shenanigans! Grayson Allen’s final year at Duke will take shape Tuesday night.
  • ‘It’ll be a hell of a night,’ Coach K says about No. 1 Duke vs. No. 2 Michigan State

The Associated Press

  • Mountain West weighs TV money versus controlling game times
  • Trump hopes swift return of UCLA players detained in China
  • No. 1 Alabama hoping to build on wire-to-wire challenge
  • No. 4 Clemson overcomes changing personnel to win once more
  • No. 7 Georgia trying to bounce back from big loss at Auburn
  • No. 3 Oklahoma in ideal position for run at playoff spot
  • No. 16 Washington regrouping after 2nd straight road loss
  • No. 10 Oklahoma State making a habit of winning close games
  • Oklahoma coach Riley says program signing with Jordan Brand has boosted recruiting

Washington Post

  • Unbeaten Wisconsin out? Two SEC teams in? College football, as opaque as ever
  • Miles Bridges is back at Michigan State, and that’s good for college basketball
  • Jim Larranaga has a promising team in Miami, and not much to say beyond that
  • Maryland women can’t catch defending champion South Carolina

Winston Salem Journal

  • Deacons get top seed in NCAA soccer tournament
  • Satterfield, Appalachian State gain footing in Sun Belt title contention
  • Winston-Salem natives soak in win over Wake Forest
  • Four things to watch: Duke vs. Michigan State

Columbia The State

  • USC raises Final Four banner, runs past Western Michigan
  • Five biggest surprises in SEC so far this season
  • Kelly Bryant enjoyed proving doubters wrong, leading Clemson to ACC Atlantic title

 

Nuggets and Briefs:  National and Professional articles of interest

Power move: Carolina’s dominating victory sets up for excitement in rest of 2017 season Winston Salem Journal

Charlotte Observer

  • Good, and plenty: Panthers rout Dolphins on Monday Night Football
  • Panthers crush Dolphins 45-21 behind 5 straight offensive touchdowns
  • L-u-u-u-ke: On a night for Panthers offense, Kuechly comes up with biggest play of all
  • Here’s how Panthers’ Jonathan Stewart soared beyond a 2-fumble game, found redemption
  • Carolina Panthers’ Cam Newton was flat on his back – and it was a great thing
  • 10 moments that mattered as the Miami Dolphins flounder against the Carolina Panthers
  • Panthers Ron Rivera breaks down the team’s game against Dolphins
  • Injury to Panthers rookie Curtis Samuel raises significant concern
  • Carolina Panthers report card vs. Dolphins
  • Panthers Cam Newton has fun with media member when mike dropped
  • Predicting NASCAR’s new champion this weekend at Homestead. And the winner is…

Panthers run all over nosediving Dolphins in 45-21 victoryMiami Herald

Raleigh News and Observer

  • Teravainen, Hurricanes rip Stars 5-1
  • Hurricanes relieve pressure, but only for one night

Washington Post

  • An easy late-season schedule gives Redskins hope. But injuries, Saints could quash it.
  • NFL Power Rankings — Week 10: Saints move right on up behind the Eagles and Patriots
  • Some NFL owners discuss penalties for Jerry Jones, Cowboys if Goodell extension battle continues
  • At general managers’ meetings, the Nationals are only looking to tinker
  • Nats to pay their new manager about $1 million per year
  • At GM meetings, what’s on the agenda for Mike Rizzo?
  • Judge, Bellinger unanimous winners of ROY awards
  • Victory over Kings is another bench mark for the Wizards
  • ‘To John, Incredible Player!’: John Wall receives surprise gift from Tom Brady
  • Hijab-wearing Barbie doll introduced in honor of Olympic fencer Ibtihaj Muhammad
  • Oscar De La Hoya says he could ‘take out Conor McGregor in two rounds’

Britt McHenry: It’s ‘a joke’ GQ honored Colin Kaepernick MSN Sports

New York Times

  • Aaron Judge and Cody Bellinger Win Rookie of the Year Awards
  • Everyone Is Worried About the Cavs. Except the Cavs.
  • Group of N.F.L. Owners Warns Jerry Jones and Threatens Penalties
  • Debilitated Players Accuse N.F.L. of Stalling on Settlement Payments
  • Italy Misses World Cup as Sweden Wins Playoff

The Associated Press

  • Judge, Bellinger unanimous picks as Rookies of the Year
  • Marlins have Stanton on the market as GM meetings start
  • ‘A national shame’: Local papers react harshly to Italy exit
  • Dolphins need to find answers on defense to challenge in AFC

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Comments

  1. Richard says

    November 14, 2017 at 11:34 am

    I was surprised at how stupid the players were to shop lift in China. If they were Chinese, they would be looking any many years in prison. I do not know if the problem is plain stupidy or a sense of entitlement. I say let them spend some time in jail – may make a better person of them.

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