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GREG VACEK'S DAILY WEB ROUNDUPSaturday, June 29, 2019

June 29, 2019 By Greg Vacek Leave a Comment

ECU to play Navy in sixth annual Veterans Classic…ECU golfer among North & South semifinalists…Pirates’ nutrition plans run through Parrish …Three-star TE from Ohio adds East Carolina offer…Pirates Enjoying Successful Summer Internationally…AAC commissioner: No chance UConn stays for football …Why AAC likely won’t move quickly to replace UConn and a potentially significant ripple effect…Bigger doesn’t mean better: With UConn’s departure, could the AAC follow the Big 12’s boutique model?…Cheers in the U.S. and Tears in France Over a Tense World Cup Quarterfinal…Canes sign goalie Alex Nedeljkovic to two-year contract…Hornets’ offer – less than $170 million – opens door to Kemba Walker’s departure

Pirate Press: ECU Headlines

Football Recruiting Updates Bonesville.net

ecupirates.com

  • ECU Joins The Field For the Sixth Annual Veterans Classic
  • Pirates Enjoying Successful Summer Internationally

Pirates’ nutrition plans run through Parrish  Greenville Daily Reflector

UConn officially leaves AAC The East Carolinian

247 Sports

  • Three-star TE from Ohio adds East Carolina offer
  • ECU to play Navy in sixth annual Veterans Classic

ECU To Play In Veterans Classic  Rivals

ECU golfer among North & South semifinalists  Fayetteville Observer

 

Around the American Athletic Conference

Baseball 2019 season in review  theamerican.org

AAC commissioner discusses his league’s football future and its sudden split with UConn CBS Sports

AAC commissioner: No chance UConn stays for football Tampa Bay Times

Bigger doesn’t mean better: With UConn’s departure, could the AAC follow the Big 12’s boutique model? Dallas Morning News

Is BYU football a candidate to join the AAC? Only if the Cougars want to be KSL

Cincinnati Enquirer

  • What’s next for UConn’s AAC exit? A look back at what Louisville and Rutgers had to do
  • Cincinnati Bearcats dual bobblehead celebrates 2009 Tony Pike touchdown to Armon Binns

Cincinnati recruit Harvey carries big upside — and considerable risk Sporting News

Why AAC likely won’t move quickly to replace UConn and a potentially significant ripple effect Memphis Commercial Appeal

Auburn headlines sixth annual Veterans Classic Annapolis Capital

 

Regional Headlines: The Carolinas and beyond

Charlotte Observer

  • Columbia native, Clemson starting guard tears ACL during prep for trip to Italy
  • Gamecocks, Clemson offer rising local hoops standout

U.Va. is a natural fit for ACC Network all-access Norfolk Virginian Pilot

College of Charleston settles lawsuit with fired coach Matt Heath for $350,000 Charleston Post and Courier

 

Nuggets and Briefs:  National and Professional articles of interest

New York Times

  • With an Abundance of Confidence, U.S. Gives an Advanced Class in Cool
  • Cheers in the U.S. and Tears in France Over a Tense World Cup Quarterfinal
  • How Megan Rapinoe and the U.S. Beat France at the World Cup
  • Serena Williams’s Coach Says She Is Pain Free. Watch Out, Wimbledon?
  • For Cleon Jones, Baseball Was Only the Beginning
  • As M.L.B. Heads to London, Dominican Players Long for a Homestand

Washington Post

  • Nationals move over .500 with fourth straight win as Aníbal Sánchez baffles the Tigers
  • Boswell: Baseball offers fans of even struggling teams the chance to bask in their stars’ light
  • The Yankees-Red Sox pitch in London isn’t perfect, but it’ll have to do
  • Slugger Matt Adams has earned more at-bats
  • Capitals trade forward Andre Burakovsky to Colorado Avalanche for two draft picks
  • Megan Rapinoe stands tall, and women’s soccer gets a showcase, as U.S. beats France
  • Kevin Durant’s injury won’t spoil NBA free agency. LeBron James’s ambitious Lakers are proof.
  • Germany-Sweden showdown will complete World Cup quarterfinal round
  • Upstarts Italy, Netherlands chase World Cup breakthrough
  • Megan Rapinoe accepts Twitter invite from Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to visit House of Representatives

Charlotte Observer

  • Hornets’ offer – less than $170 million – opens door to Kemba Walker’s departure
  • If Kemba Walker leaves, Hornets must embrace tanking to break the stagnation
  • Dale Earnhardt Jr. feeling confident as he returns to NBC Sports’ NASCAR booth
  • Mike Vellucci, coach of AHL champion Checkers, won’t return for 2019-20 season
  • Rivera: QB Heinicke’s resilience, playmaking make him someone Panthers can’t overlook
  • BIG3 returns with plenty of Charlotte NBA connections: What you should know

Raleigh News and Observer

  • Canes sign goalie Alex Nedeljkovic to two-year contract
  • Checkers coach Mike Vellucci exits the Hurricanes organization for the AHL’s Penguins
  • You have questions about proposed ‘Downtown South’ stadium? We have answers.

Atlanta Journal Constitution

  • The trade deadline nears. What do the Braves need?
  • Hawks head to Las Vegas looking for more defense
  • Soroka’s Braves beat deGrom’s Mets in series opener

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