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GREG VACEK'S DAILY WEB ROUNDUPMonday, March 22, 2021

March 22, 2021 By Greg Vacek Leave a Comment

Pirates stay perfect on Sundays… East Carolina VB Fends Off Davidson, 3-2 … Pirates LAX Fall In Overtime At Old Dominion … Parker’s two goals help ECU beat SMU 3-2 … From Loyola Chicago to Oral Roberts, a day of surprises starts the second round of March Madness … Houston Comes From Behind to Defeat Rutgers, 63-60, and Advance to Sweet Sixteen … Charlotte Hornets star rookie LaMelo Ball has a broken wrist … Patience pays off for Ryan Blaney at Atlanta Motor Speedway

Pirate Press: ECU Headlines

Baseball News
Pirates stay perfect on Sundays
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ecupirates.com

  • ECU Prepped For Pinetree Collegiate
  • East Carolina VB Fends Off Davidson, 3-2
  • Parker’s Two Goals Help ECU Beat SMU 3-2
  • No. 9 ECU Completes Sweep Of Illinois State
  • Pirates LAX Fall In Overtime At Old Dominion
  • JMU SB Defeats ECU In Series Finale

‘Home Sweet Homecoming’ Parade successful, tradition remains upheld The East Carolinian

WNCT 9

  • ECU volleyball outlasts Davidson in five sets
  • ECU lacrosse team falls in OT at Old Dominion
  • James Madison remains unbeaten, finishes off sweep of ECU softball
  • Parker’s two goals help ECU beat SMU 3-2
  • Pirates finish off another series sweep with win over Illinois State

WITN 7

  • No. 9 ECU baseball earns fourth home series sweep, 11-8, over Illinois State
  • ECU women’s volleyball downs Davidson in five sets
  • Parker scores twice, leads ECU women’s soccer to 3-2 win at SMU
  • ECU women’s lacrosse falls to ODU in OT, 13-12

ECU baseball completes sweep of Illinois State, fourth of the season WCTI 12

ECU Beats Illinois St. 11-8 to Sweep The Series On Sunday  Rivals.com

247 Sports

  • ECU outlasts Illinois State to finish another weekend sweep
  • ECU 11, Illinois State 8: How it looked from the stands
  • PODCAST: Reacting to another ECU weekend sweep
  • Syracuse is as underdog again in Sweet 16 matchup with Houston

ECU completes sweep of Illinois State Greenville Daily Reflector (sub req’d)

Around the American Athletic Conference

American Athletic Conference

  • Houston MBB Comes From Behind to Defeat Rutgers, 63-60, and Advance to Sweet Sixteen
  • Tsineke Leads USF WBB Past Washington State 57-53
  • Four American Squads Earn Series after Sunday Baseball Action
  • Memphis, USF WSoccer Remain Unbeaten in League Play in Sunday Action
  • Tulsa, Memphis Earn Sunday Softball Triumphs
  • Florida, Vanderbilt, Old Dominion Are Sunday Winners In LAX Conference Play

The Associated Press

  • Grimes helps No. 2 seed Houston rally past Rutgers, 63-60
  • Tsineke leads South Florida past Washington State 57-53

Houston Chronicle

  • Smith: DeJon Jarreau lifts UH into Sweet 16
  • UH rallies past Rutgers to advance to Sweet 16

USF women earn first NCAA Tournament win in five years Tampa Bay Times

UCF kicks off NCAA women’s basketball tournament Monday against Northwestern  Orlando Sentinel

Swept: Tulane baseball team finds bats but falls 8-6 to Louisiana Tech NOLA.com

Historic Wichita State softball victory highlighted by ‘SportsCenter’ Top 10 catch Wichita Eagle

 

Regional Headlines: The Carolinas and beyond

NC State advances after strong second half to pull away from North Carolina A&T Raleigh News and Observer

Fayetteville Observer

  • Southern teams lead the way for the women’s NCAA tourney
  • No. 1-seeded NC State women beat NC A&T in first round of NCAA Tournament

Charleston Post Courier

  • College baseball roundup: No. 12 USC edges No. 3 Vanderbilt; Clemson tops No. 13 Virginia Tech; CSU takes series from Gardner-Webb
  • Gamecocks overwhelm Mercer in NCAA Tournament, advance to Round of 32

Columbia The State

  • What did Beamer learn through twists of building Gamecock staff? ‘Trust my instinct’
  • Bigger in Texas: Gamecock bigs fuel South Carolina win in NCAA opener
  • South Carolina salvages series, snaps losing streak with Sunday win over Vanderbilt

Atlanta Journal Constitution

  • Depth in backfield helps Bulldogs absorb Kenny McIntosh injury
  • Georgia Tech women avoid upset to advance in NCAA Tournament
  • What teams advanced to the NCAA Sweet 16?
  • 2021 NCAA Tournament dates, schedule, TV
  • Hitting lacking, but Georgia Tech takes series at Wake Forest

Washington Post

  • From Loyola Chicago to Oral Roberts, a day of surprises starts the second round of March Madness
  • No. 8 seed Loyola Chicago sends No. 1 Illinois home in second round of NCAA tournament
  • How Connecticut freshman Paige Bueckers is breaking college basketball
  • Complete men’s bracket
  • Maryland picks the right time to play its best, beats Connecticut to move on
  • Maryland’s highflying offense makes it a national title threat — and a joy to watch
  • Complete women’s bracket
  • Jenkins: NCAA’s message to women’s basketball players: You’re worth less

The Associated Press

  • Big upset day in NCAAs: Has the mid-major revolution begun?
  • Monday Fun Day: March Madness kicks off the week
  • There is still madness in the NCAAs, it’s just a bit quieter
  • Oregon State bounces Oklahoma State, Cunningham from NCAAs
  • Nun-and-done: Loyola Chicago stuns top-seeded Illinois 71-58
  • Villanova hits 15 3s to knock off upstart North Texas 84-61
  • Sweet 16 bound: No. 15 seed Oral Roberts tops Florida 81-78
  • No. 1 seed Baylor beats Wisconsin 76-63 to reach Sweet 16
  • Smith, Arkansas hold off Texas Tech 68-66 in NCAA 2nd round
  • Same as it ever was; Boeheim, Syracuse rolling into Sweet 16
  • Buddy Boeheim gets dad back to Sweet 16 as Syracuse tops WVU

Baylor advances to Sweet 16 for first time in four years  Houston Chronicle

Tulsa World

  • ORU clinches spot in Sweet Sixteen after toppling Florida
  • Bill Haisten: As ORU dances to the Sweet Sixteen, Paul Mills is defined as the real deal
  • Bill Haisten: Fueled by sudden stardom, is ORU ‘sneaky good’ enough for a Sweet Sixteen run?

 

Nuggets and Briefs:  National and Professional articles of interest

Charlotte Observer

  • Charlotte Hornets star rookie LaMelo Ball has a broken wrist
  • NASCAR final: Ryan Blaney wins at Atlanta with late-lap pass
  • NASCAR has six different Cup winners in 2021. Many more could come before playoffs
  • NASCAR won’t penalize Noah Gragson for a pit road incident that caused a fight
  • Five NFL players still available who could help the Carolina Panthers
  • Carolina Panthers free agency tracker: Tight end Dan Arnold reunites with Joe Brady

Winston Salem Journal

  • AP Source: LaMelo Ball expected to miss rest of season
  • Royals give Pérez 4-year, $82M deal; richest in team history
  • Scherzer faces deGrom in spring game, rematch on opening day
  • Yankees’ rotation behind Cole taking shape
  • Reds star Votto back after COVID-19, unsure when he’ll play
  • D-backs’ Clippard has shoulder sprain, out at least 6 weeks
  • Pirates sign knuckleballer Wright to minor league deal
  • Indians send struggling outfielder Óscar Mercado to minors
  • Amazon gets Thursday night games, NFL nearly doubles TV deal

New York Times

  • Highlights From the Men’s and Women’s N.C.A.A. Tournaments on Sunday
  • Patriots and 49ers Among N.F.L. Free Agency’s Biggest Spenders
  • LeBron James Leads a Generation of Athletes Into Ownership
  • No March Madness? For Those Headed to the N.B.A., That’s Just Fine.
  • San Antonio Is Quiet at Outset of Women’s Basketball Tournament
  • The N.C.A.A. Women’s Tournament Is Overloaded With Talent
  • The Loyola-Chicago Ramblers, and Sister Jean, Return to the Round of 16
  • LaMelo Ball Is Out Indefinitely With a Wrist Injury

Washington Post

  • Victor Robles has spent this spring proving himself again to the Nationals
  • Analysis: The questions surrounding Nationals third baseman Carter Kieboom
  • The Wizards hang tough with the Nets again, but Brooklyn holds on for a 113-106 win
  • As the NBA trade deadline nears, the Clippers’ championship plans reach a crossroads
  • Tokyo Olympics organizers ban spectators from outside Japan in pandemic-control measure
  • Analysis: The questions surrounding Nationals third baseman Carter Kieboom
  • Capitals sign defenseman Trevor van Riemsdyk to two-year contract extension
  • William Jackson III, even without his pet pig, vows to bring swagger to Washington’s defense
  • The Olympic Training Center is state-of-the-art, but some athletes train in a nearby Macy’s
  • Hornets’ LaMelo Ball has a fractured wrist, possibly ending his stellar rookie season

Atlanta Journal Constitution

  • Patience pays off for Ryan Blaney at Atlanta Motor Speedway
  • Affiliation with Braves severed, Danville baseball forges ahead
  • De’Andre Hunter questionable for Monday’s Hawks-Clippers game

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