Bonesville’s Al Myatt roamed Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium with his camera during East Carolina’s victory over William & Mary on Saturday on Saturday, Sept. 21, 2019. Myatt captured this curated collection of action shots and other candid photos. (Click any image for expanded view, caption & slide show.)

Pirates defenders Kendall Futrell (44), Gerard Stringer (30) and Bruce Bivens (38) move to contain William & Mary quarterback Hollis Mathis. (Photo by Al Myatt)

Tribe starting quarterback Hollis Mathis tried to squeeze between ECU defenders Xavier Smith (left) and Chance Purvis (46). (Photo by Al Myatt)

Holton Ahlers (12) tosses a pass to former D.H. Conley teammate C.J. Johnson (5). (Photo by Al Myatt)

Linebacker Xavier Smith left the game briefly with what appeared to be a hand injury. (Photo by Al Myatt)

Myles Berry (34) makes a stop for the Pirates from his inside linebacker position. (Photo by Al Myatt)

ECU strength and conditioning director John Williams Jr. is an active presence on the sideline. (Photo by Al Myatt)

Jake Verity got some practice in the net on the sideline before kicking s 31-yard field goal in the second quarter. (Photo by Al Myatt)

Defensive coordinator Bob Trott had his unit coached up for William & Mary. (Photo by Al Myatt)

Tyler Snead runs for East Carolina after taking an inside pitch on Saturday night at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium. (Photo by Al Myatt)

The crowd was bigger in the Boneyard for the Pirates’ matchup with William & Mary than for the Sept. 7 home game against Gardner-Webb, which came on the heels of Hurricane Dorian. (Photo by Al Myatt)

Harold Varner III (bright gold shirt), shown on the big screen, was welcomed back to his alma mater from the PGA Tour. (Photo by Al Myatt)

Punter Jonn Young puts his foot to the football for the Pirates. (Photo by Al Myatt)