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GREG VACEK'S DAILY WEB ROUNDUPTuesday, February 4, 2020

February 4, 2020 By Greg Vacek Leave a Comment

ECU Garners No. 20 Ranking In NCBWA Preseason Poll…Thompson Named AAC Freshman Of The Week…Pirate Lacrosse ready to face-off for the 2020 season…Love puck? Help support ECU Club Ice Hockey….AAC: No further discipline for UH guard DeJon Jarreau…Jay Sorolla quits Cincinnati basketball, leaves John Brannen with few bench options…North Carolina is a college baseball hub…No. 8 Florida State defeats North Carolina 65-59…Greg Olsen to visit Redskins, Bills as he decides whether to keep playing in NFL…The best way for Kyle Shanahan to respond to another Super Bowl collapse? Own it.

Pirate Press: ECU Headlines

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ecupirates.com

  • ECU Garners No. 20 Ranking In NCBWA Preseason Poll
  • Thompson Named AAC Freshman Of The Week

The East Carolinian

  • ECU falls to Wichita State 57-55 on Saturday
  • Pirates’ sweep takes down Navy and Winthrop
  • Pirate Lacrosse ready to face-off for the 2020 season

WNCT 9

  • Pirates garner highest preseason ranking at #20 by NCBWA
  • ECU’s Taniyah Thompson named Freshman-of-the-Week by AAC
  • ECU School of Dental Medicine named Apple Distinguished School

WITN 7

  • ECU baseball garners No. 20 ranking in NCBWA Preseason Poll
  • Love puck? Help support ECU Club Ice Hockey.
  • Thompson named AAC Freshman of the Week

East Carolina hires former KSU defensive coordinator Blake Harrell The Sentinel

247 Sports

  • ECU Baseball Preseason Player Preview: RHP Carter Spivey
  • ECU Baseball Preseason Player Preview: RHP Parker Boyle

Around the American Athletic Conference

theamerican.org

  • Tulsa’s Joiner, Memphis’ Achiuwa Earn Weekly Honors
  • Gladney, Thompson Collect Women’s Basketball Weekly Honors
  • Cincinnati and Houston Cap Regular-Season Swim and Dive Schedules

Jay Sorolla quits Cincinnati basketball, leaves John Brannen with few bench options Cincinnati Enquirer

USF’s 2020 class won’t get a high ranking … at least not initially Tampa Bay Times

UCF basketball player Matt Milon grateful to return home after long, winding road Orlando Sentinel

TU’s Joiner named AAC Player of the Week Tulsa World

AAC: No further discipline for UH guard DeJon Jarreau Houston Chronicle

 

Regional Headlines: The Carolinas and beyond

Raleigh News and Observer

  • ‘It is not nuclear science.’ Roy Williams frustrated as UNC goes cold, loses at No. 8 FSU.
  • UNC’s Cole Anthony apologizes after loss to Florida State. ‘I could have done better.’
  • Why the return of Duke’s Wendell Moore is key to addressing Coach K’s ‘utmost concern’

COMMENTARY: North Carolina is a college baseball hub NCSU Techician

Winston Salem Journal

  • WSSU wins seventh straight game by beating Lincoln (Pa.) 80-67 on the road
  • Wake Forest’s pitching staff primed for bounce-back season

Fayetteville Observer

  • No. 8 Florida State defeats North Carolina 65-59
  • Pieces come together for Blue Devils

Charleston Post and Courier

  • Gamecocks’ Jordan Burch drama will end Wednesday on National Signing Day II
  • Gamecocks remain No. 1 in AP women’s poll

 

Nuggets and Briefs:  National and Professional articles of interest

If the Hornets don’t make a move at NBA trade deadline, it won’t be for a lack of trying  Charlotte Observer

New York Times

  • Chiefs Finally Win One. Brady and Belichick Appear Primed for a Rematch.
  • Raising Ski Great Mikaela Shiffrin, and Finding Balance
  • The Big Takeaway From Australia: Men’s and Women’s Tennis Are in Very Different Places

Washington Post

  • The best way for Kyle Shanahan to respond to another Super Bowl collapse? Own it.
  • ‘That play in our back pocket’: How Patrick Mahomes rallied the Chiefs to a Super Bowl win
  • Greg Olsen to visit Redskins, Bills as he decides whether to keep playing in NFL
  • Bradley Beal stars, Rui Hachimura and Moritz Wagner return, and the Wizards lose anyway
  • Willie Wood, Hall of Famer who played for Vince Lombardi’s Packers, dies at 83

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