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GREG VACEK'S DAILY WEB ROUNDUPSunday, October 13, 2019

October 13, 2019 By Greg Vacek Leave a Comment

Gameday: Soccer Pirates Host No. 8 Memphis…East Carolina VB Falters At Temple, 3-1…New leadership role, same energy for Kuchmaner…No. 25 Cincinnati holds off Houston late to win 38-23…Russo, Temple upset turnover-prone No. 23 Memphis 30-28; Memphis Tigers ‘robbed’ by key replay in loss to Temple, DB says…Cronkrite spearheads South Florida rally over BYU 27-23…AAC football commissioner Mike Aresco is confident of getting a waiver for football playoff…Stunner between the hedges: South Carolina takes down No. 3 Georgia in overtime…Wake Forest, Louisville score 45 points in the fourth quarter alone of a wild ACC game…ODU falls at Marshall, drops fifth straight in another frustrating setback…Max Scherzer gives Nationals their second straight gem, and a 2-0 series lead over Cardinals

Pirate Press: ECU Headlines

ecupirates.com

  • Gameday: Soccer Pirates Host No. 8 Memphis
  • Pirates Sweep Swim Meet With William & Mary
  • East Carolina VB Falters At Temple, 3-1

Greenville Daily Reflector

  • New leadership role, same energy for Kuchmaner
  • Former NBA star visits PCC as part of new speaker series

Pirates take over against Tulsa, win 3-0 The East Carolinian

Around the American Athletic Conference

theamerican.org

  • Perry’s Three TDs Lead Navy Past Tulsa
  • Three TDs for McMillan as Tulane Beats UConn
  • Cronkrite Sparks USF’s Comeback Win Against BYU
  • Ridder Throws Three TD Passes as No. 25 Cincinnati Tops Houston
  • Temple Knocks Off No. 20 Memphis for Second Top-25 Win

The Associated Press

  • No. 25 Cincinnati holds off Houston late to win 38-23
  • Russo, Temple upset turnover-prone No. 23 Memphis 30-28
  • Perry leads Navy over Tulsa 45-17
  • Cronkrite spearheads South Florida rally over BYU 27-23
  • McMillan accounts for 3 TDs, Tulane routs UConn 49-7

Page: No. 25 Cincinnati football validates UCF win by smothering Houston Cincinnati Enquirer

UH’s QB carousel comes up short against Cincinnati Houston Chronicle

Tampa Bay Times

  • USF rallies past BYU for Homecoming triumph
  • Jordan Cronkrite and USF keep churning
  • USF defense comes through with late stands
  • Joey Knight’s takeaways from USF-BYU

Philadelphia Inquirer

  • AAC football commissioner Mike Aresco is confident of getting a waiver for football playoff
  • Overturned call is key in Temple’s 30-28 win over No. 23 Memphis

Another week, another blowout: UConn football falls 49-7 at Tulane Hartford Courant

NOLA.com

  • Tulane clobbers Connecticut at Yulman Stadium, inches closer to first top-25 ranking since 1998
  • No passing fancy: Tulane secondary enjoys another big game

‘It was a catch.’ Mike Norvell, Memphis players react to controversial replay review in Temple loss Memphis Commercial Appeal

Memphis Tigers ‘robbed’ by key replay in loss to Temple, DB says ESPN

247 Sports

  • Owls capture homecoming thriller over Memphis
  • Brendel’s Bytes: Houston

Guerin Emig: TU comes up lame in alarming loss to Navy Tulsa World

Perry runs wild as Navy continues dominance of Tulsa Annapolis Capital

 

Regional Headlines: The Carolinas and beyond

Columbia The State

  • Stunner between the hedges: South Carolina takes down No. 3 Georgia in overtime
  • Israel Mukuamu stuns Georgia with three picks: ‘They never played a defense like us’
  • ‘I left it all out there.’ Javon Kinlaw refused to miss a snap in USC win over Georgia
  • Clemson’s dominance has turned FSU series into less of a rivalry
  • Clemson makes statement, pounds Florida State

Charleston Post and Courier

  • Sapakoff: Gamecocks, Clemson answer QB injury issues, help each other
  • Clemson’s Dabo Swinney berates, benches kicker after 24-yard miss
  • No. 2 Clemson rolls past Florida State, silences doubters
  • Huge win for Gamecocks: USC topples No. 3 Georgia in double overtime
  • Add another chapter to the weird saga of South Carolina wins at Georgia
  • The Citadel responds to ‘must win’ challenge with victory over Western Carolina

Atlanta Journal Constitution

  • Mighty Georgia gets what it deserved – a loss
  • No. 3 Bulldogs lose in overtime to South Carolina
  • UGA’s Rodrigo Blankenship takes missed kicks in stride
  • Jake Fromm has worst day as Georgia’s QB
  • Georgia Tech loses to Duke for fourth consecutive loss
  • Georgia State outruns Coastal Carolina

Raleigh News and Observer

  • Duke jumps out to early lead and holds off Georgia Tech for ACC win No. 2
  • Rebuilding Georgia Tech should take a lesson from rebuilt Duke. This is how it’s done
  • Wake Forest, Louisville score 45 points in the fourth quarter alone of a wild ACC game

Winston Salem Journal

  • Ram Ramblings: It’s time to ban the handshake line after CIAA football games
  • Deacons done in by dismal start — which becomes most important factor in a night full of uncharacteristic mistakes
  • WATCH: Louisville’s Scott Satterfield, an App State alum, talks about win over No. 19 Wake Forest
  • Wake Forest unravels early, Louisville staves off furious rally to deal Deacons first loss

Norfolk Virginian Pilot

  • ODU falls at Marshall, drops fifth straight in another frustrating setback
  • Hokies pull away in fourth quarter against Rhode Island
  • Virginia offense breaks down, Bryce Hall sustains ‘devastating’ injury in loss at Miami

Benny LeMay had a career night at FIU, but mistakes continue to doom Charlotte 49ers  Charlotte Observer

The Associated Press

  • AP Top 25 Takeaways: Georgia becomes 1st major upset victim
  • Saturday’s best
  • Mukuamu’s 3 picks help SC shock No. 3 Georgia 20-17 in 2OT
  • No. 9 Irish ride Jones’ 176 yards to 30-27 victory over USC
  • Louisville earns wild 62-59 win over No. 19 Wake Forest
  • No. 22 Baylor needs 2 OTs to beat Texas Tech 33-30
  • Ellington, Georgia State run over Coastal Carolina, 31-21
  • No. 2 Clemson pounds Florida St 45-14 for 21st straight win
  • Tagovailoa, No. 1 Tide roll past No. 24 Texas A&M 47-28
  • Frosh RB Hall leads Iowa State over West Virginia 38-14
  • Rainey efficient in The Citadel’s 35-17 win over W. Carolina
  • Marshall pulls away late, beats Old Dominion 31-17
  • Duke overpowers Georgia Tech in first half

Washington Post

  • College football winners and losers: LSU proves formidable and relentless
  • Maryland’s self-inflicted errors vs. Purdue cast once-hopeful season further into doubt

 

Nuggets and Briefs:  National and Professional articles of interest

Charlotte Observer

  • In London, Panthers game is a chance to heal for family victimized by Carruth murder
  • Shaq Barrett, the NFL’s sack leader, wrecked the Panthers in Week 2. Will he again?

Blue Jackets hand Canes first loss of season  Raleigh News and Observer

New York Times

  • How the Yankees Won Game 1 of the A.L.C.S.
  • China Conflict Mutes N.B.A.’s New-Season Buzz
  • Nationals Pitching Puts an Old-School Tactic on the Cutting Edge
  • Eliud Kipchoge Breaks Two-Hour Marathon Barrier
  • The Only Women’s Pro Hockey League in America Plays On
  • Real or Imagined, Baseball Spying Causes Angst in the Playoffs
  • Pitchers’ Duel: Yankees and Astros Meet in a Series Both Saw Coming

Washington Post

  • The Nationals’ unforgettable season is about to reach another level
  • Max Scherzer gives Nationals their second straight gem, and a 2-0 series lead over Cardinals
  • When the sun goes down, Adam Eaton comes up big again to propel Nationals in Game 2
  • The Cardinals, desperate for hits, simply haven’t gotten many decent looks
  • The maddening details of Redskins interim coach Bill Callahan’s ‘beautiful mind’
  • Redskins place tight end Jordan Reed on injured reserve with concussion
  • Caps finally get a third-period lead they can hold on to in 4-1 win over Stars

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