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GREG VACEK'S DAILY WEB ROUNDUPWednesday, December 18, 2019

December 18, 2019 By Greg Vacek Leave a Comment

Gardner Powers ECU Past UMES…Burleson’s Walk-Off Named USA Baseball International Performance-Of-The-Year…Pirates waiting out D-Linemen; QB group led by Garcia…Seth LeDay no longer a part of ECU’s basketball program…Williams, Cincy host No. 21 Tennessee…Legendary college football coach Hayden Fry dies at 90…Could USC make $1 million in beer sales? ‘You would hope,’ says Gamecocks AD…Fans at Holiday Bowl to do ‘Iowa Wave’ for sick children…MLS launches new sports era in Charlotte as city, Tepper land soccer expansion team…Svechnikov scores lacrosse-style again, Canes top Jets 6-3

Pirate Press: ECU Headlines

Bonesville.net

  • Football Recruiting
    Healing prep star Hudson on track to sign early
  • Basketball News
    Pirates down UMES, 71-57

ecupirates.com

  • Gardner Powers ECU Past UMES
  • National Signing Day Coverage
  • Burleson’s Walk-Off Named USA Baseball International Performance-Of-The-Year
  • 2020 Football Season Tickets On Sale Beginning Dec. 18

Greenville Daily Reflector

  • ECU eases past struggling Hawks
  • Pirates waiting out D-Linemen; QB group led by Garcia

WNCT 9

  • Pirates race past Maryland-Eastern Shore, 71-57
  • Collegiate Baseball, USA Baseball honors ECU’s Burleson

WITN 7

  • Gardner powers ECU past Maryland-Eastern Shore, 71-57
  • ECU baseball’s Burleson earns preseason honors

December 17, 11:00 p.m. Sports – ECU on its first winning streak WCTI 12

ECU Beats UMES 71-57 For Second Straight Win Rivals

247 Sports

  • Seth LeDay no longer a part of ECU’s basketball program
  • ECU wins second in a row

Around the American Athletic Conference

ECU Defeats UMES Tuesday Night theamerican.org

The Associated Press

  • Lykes late free throws lifts Miami over Temple
  • Gardner powers East Carolina past Md-Eastern Shore
  • Hayden Fry, Texan who turned around Iowa, dies at 90

Cincinnati Enquirer

  • James Hudson: ‘No hard feelings’ toward Michigan, ready for UC debut at Birmingham Bowl
  • Opinion: Ohio colleges lose millions on athletic programs

Williams, Cincy host No. 21 Tennessee Fox Sports

Tampa Bay Times

  • USF’s Jeff Scott adds former North Carolina quarterback Cade Fortin
  • Signing day is hard for new coaches. The early period makes it harder

Orlando Sentinel

  • UCF football to play UConn in 2021
  • UCF lands commitment from Paul Rubelt, a 6-foot-10 offensive lineman from Germany

Philadelphia Inquirer

  • Miami 78, Temple 77: Stats, highlights, and reaction from Owls’ loss in Brooklyn
  • Temple football’s National Signing Day recruits headlined by quarterback Matthew Duncan

Hartford Courant

  • Geno Auriemma to undergo minor medical procedure, could miss UConn game Sunday
  • Dan Hurley, UConn men set for ‘North Jersey style’ of battle against St. Peter’s

Tulane trying to hold together commitment class rich in 3-star prospects NOLA.com

Legendary college football coach Hayden Fry dies at 90 Dallas Morning News

Memphis Commercial Appeal

  • Memphis freshman Kenneth Gainwell earns second-team All-American honors from Sporting News
  • Podcast: Memphis is good enough to beat anyone. And, the ball is in Rick Barnes’ court
  • Memphis LB coach Kevin Clune to serve as interim defensive coordinator for Cotton Bowl

Cincinnati vs No. 21 Tennessee Preview 247 Sports

Signing Day 2020: TU looking to sign best recruiting class since 2017 Tulsa World

UH picks up commitment from Mansfield Timberview RB Stacy Sneed Houston Chronicle

 

Regional Headlines: The Carolinas and beyond

National Signing Day in North Carolina could be colored Tar Heel Blue Charlotte Observer

Winston Salem Journal

  • Drive for Five: No. 20 App State looks to extend its streak of bowl game victories
  • Wake Forest safety Nasir Greer will miss Pinstripe Bowl after surgery
  • Wake Forest’s reputation shift makes Deacons more attractive for bowl bids
  • Cole Anthony expected to miss 4-6 weeks for North Carolina
  • Joe Burrow took his hometown’s struggle with hunger to the Heisman stage and money poured in

Fayetteville Observer

  • Spencer drives defense in Campbell’s win over Elon
  • More lumps could come before tide turns for Tar Heels

Norfolk Virginian Pilot

  • Hokies’ recruiting class will lack numbers, Commonwealth presence
  • JMU leads all schools with six choices on AP’s three FCS All-America teams

Charleston Post and Courier

  • Sapakoff: Family of Clemson star John Simpson faces road trip of 4,340 Fiesta Bowl miles
  • Clemson players feel validated by clean NCAA drug test results
  • Jordan Burch remains signing day mystery for Clemson, Gamecocks
  • Could USC make $1 million in beer sales? ‘You would hope,’ says Gamecocks AD

Atlanta Journal Constitution

  • As Geoff Collins sells Georgia Tech, Atlanta, ‘kids are buying it’
  • 4 things to know about Georgia Tech’s recruiting

The Associated Press

  • Koprivica, Olejniczak power Florida State past North Florida
  • No. 22 Washington pulls away late to beat Seattle 81-59
  • Purdue rebounds from conference loss, downs Ohio 69-51
  • Zegarowski, Alexander lead Creighton past Oklahoma 83-73
  • 2 UGa linemen heading to NFL; RB Swift hasn’t made decision
  • New Mexico names ex-player Danny Gonzales as football coach
  • Fans at Holiday Bowl to do ‘Iowa Wave’ for sick children

 

Nuggets and Briefs:  National and Professional articles of interest

Charlotte Observer

  • MLS launches new sports era in Charlotte as city, Tepper land soccer expansion team
  • After Charlotte snags MLS team, hundreds of fans march and celebrate victorious bid
  • Charlotte Hornets rookie Cody Martin’s infectious intensity: ‘Just in my DNA’

Winston Salem Journal

  • Charlotte lands Major League Soccer expansion team
  • NFL Power Rankings, Week 16: Shocking loss by 49ers rearranges the top five

Raleigh News and Observer

  • Svechnikov scores lacrosse-style again, Canes top Jets 6-3
  • Carolina Hurricanes are not the only ones profiting from their Stanley Cup playoff run

New York Times

  • LeBron James Is 🔥🔥🔥 Online
  • Amid Blackface and Abuse Allegations, Hockey Wonders Why Young Canadians Don’t Play
  • Coaching Legends Were Accused of Abuse. Will Someone Finally Pay?
  • At the Top, It’s Just Drew Brees and Tom Brady. Or Is It Brady and Brees?

Washington Post

  • At Nationals Park, hitters come and go, but the pitchers just seem to stick around
  • Stephen Strasburg gets what he really wanted: To be a ‘National for life’
  • Thriving with a slimmed-down roster, Georgetown stretches its winning streak to four
  • Don’t let NCAA suits decide college sports’ future without athletes having a role
  • NCAA president wants Congress to act on athlete pay
  • Wizards’ standout rookie Rui Hachimura to miss five games with groin injury
  • Lamar Jackson isn’t just a Pro Bowler. He’s the NFL’s most popular player.
  • As MLB weighs minor league cuts, major league hopefuls foresee a narrower path

Atlanta Journal Constitution

  • Braves will be good in 2020. One more big move would make them great.
  • Hawks’ defense crumbles in loss to Knicks

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