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GREG VACEK'S WEB ROUNDUPTuesday, September 14, 2021

September 14, 2021 By Greg Vacek 1 Comment

 

Pirate Press: ECU Headlines

ecupirates.com

  • Pirates Unveil 2021 Fall Competition Schedule
  • Moore Announces Fall Lacrosse Slate

WNCT 9

  • ECU senior reflects on father, his role in 9/11, playing in his honor
  • Moore announces fall ECU lacrosse slate
  • Pirates announce 2021 fall softball schedule

ECU shows improvement in national college ranking survey WITN 7

WOODWARD: The winning culture chase can be complex, cruel Greenville Daily Reflector (sub req’d)

How will ECU’s $5M gift be used? Dean of business college explains. The Business Journals

Derek Carr finds Zay Jones for Las Vegas Raiders to beat Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens BBC

Bryan Edwards, Zay Jones headline Raiders’ OT upset vs. Ravens: Who are clutch wide receivers from Week 1 win? CBS Sports

With overtime touchdown pass, Derek Carr gets a second chance to make a first impression USA Today

Around the American Athletic Conference

American Athletic Conference

  • Memphis’ Austin, Temple’s Kwenkeu, Houston’s Nunnery Take Weekly Football Honors
  • UCF’s Melville, Houston’s Georgiades Winners Of Week Three American Volleyball Awards
  • Houston, SMU Earn Weekly Women’s Soccer Honors

The Associated Press

  • Navy keeps Jasper in dramatic reversal, other assistant out
  • Storm-displaced Tulane set to host UAB on campus Sept. 25

How UConn’s David Benedict, AAC’s Mike Aresco view latest round of conference realignment Stamford Advocate

First Look: Ohio State Will Host Tulsa on Saturday at The Shoe Sports Illustrated

UCF football preps for road test, crowd noise at Louisville Orlando Sentinel

Carey addresses likelihood of two-QB system; Mathis day-to-day 247 Sports

Moon Ursin headed to Tulane after four years at Baylor, brief transfer to LSU NOLA.com

Isaiah Nwokobia’s continues to impress, shows merits of SMU coaches praises Dallas Morning News

 Mississippi State fans won’t be allowed to bring cowbells to Liberty Bowl Memphis Commercial Appeal

How TU football has fared against Power Five op onents in the past decade Tulsa World

Big 12 coaches say swift expansion solidifies league’s future Houston Chronicle

Annapolis Capital

  • Navy football assistant Billy Ray Stutzmann fired for refusing to be vaccinated against COVID
  • Navy football reverses course, brings back recently fired offensive coordinator Ivin Jasper as quarterbacks coach

 

Regional Headlines: The Carolinas and beyond

Raleigh News & Observer

  • All-Carolina College Football Poll: UNC and NC State are more alike than they’ll admit
  • UNC quarterback Sam Howell is forcing defenses to respect more than just his arm
  • Is Duke better than last season? Saturday’s game with Northwestern is a measuring stick
  • A former Wake Forest University golfer was named PGA Tour Rookie of the Year on Monday
  • Two NC State football players need surgery and will miss the rest of the season

Duke and UNC top U.S. News rankings. Here’s where other North Carolina schools stand Charlotte Observer

The Huntington Herald-Dispatch

  • Chuck Landon: Door to Sun Belt is open
  • Morrell’s play a veteran example for Herd

Beamer believes ECU win will help Gamecocks vs. UGA ESPN

Shane Beamer: No trepidation to play South Carolina QB Luke Doty at Georgia if ready Greenville (SC) News

Charleston Post Courier

  • Gamecocks freshman Juju McDowell has makings of marketing bonanza
  • Gamecocks finalize kickoff time for Sept. 25 game hosting Kentucky
  • Sapakoff: Will Muschamp, from Gamecocks to a ‘jolt of energy’ for UGA
  • Citadel football still seeking a cure for bad starts
  • Clemson embraces target on its back going into ACC play
  • Clemson at N.C. State game on Sept. 25 set for 3:30 p.m.

Columbia The State

  • First look: Top story lines, betting odds for South Carolina vs UGA football game
  • USC’s offensive line struggled against ECU. It has to be better against Georgia
  • What Georgia’s Kirby Smart said about facing Shane Beamer, South Carolina
  • TV channel, kickoff time set for South Carolina home game against Kentucky
  • Clemson’s kickoff time set for ACC game against NC State
  • A quick learner: Clemson defensive tackle Ruke Orhorhoro trades hardwood for gridiron

Winston Salem Journal

  • NC Central and WSSU to renew one of the best HBCU rivalries
  • 1%: Small but mighty group of Hispanic-Latino football coaches paving way for more opportunities

Rubama: Harrison Davis helped integrate U.Va. football 50 years ago. He hopes the school does more to acknowledge it. Norfolk Virginian Pilot

Fayetteville Observer

  • ‘This is his time’: Why UNC receiver’s breakthrough has Mack Brown approving
  • Injury update on N.C. State linebacker Payton Wilson, Cyrus Fagan
  •  How to watch NC State football vs. Furman on TV

Atlanta Journal Constitution

  • Key Georgia players remain sidelined for South Carolina
  • Availability of Georgia QB JT Daniels uncertain for South Carolina
  • Kickoff time for Georgia Tech-North Carolina set
  • Jordan Domineck named ACC defensive lineman of the week

The Associated Press

  • USC fires Clay Helton 2 games into 7th season in charge
  • USC’s coaching search will cast shadow over entire season
  • Rodriguez’s 3 TDs help Kentucky hold off Missouri 35-28
  • Oregon freshman linebacker Justin Flowe out indefinitely
  • Texas to start QB Casey Thompson vs. Rice

 

Nuggets and Briefs:  National and Professional articles of interest

The Associated Press

  • Carr’s TD pass caps Raiders rally past Ravens 33-27 in OT
  • Giants clinch playoff spot, thump Padres 9-1 for 8th in row
  • AP Analysis: Manning Bros. talk as big a game as they played
  • Column: Making money in boxing means not saying you’re sorry
  • LEADING OFF: Greinke back, Vladdy & daddy, Brewers pitch in
  • Fitzpatrick out, Heinicke to start for Washington vs. Giants
  • Browns’ Tretter calls for discipline against KC assistant

Winston Salem Journal

  • Today in sports history: Sept. 14
  • Sports events on the air for Tuesday, Sept. 14
  • LEADING OFF: Greinke back, Vladdy & daddy, B Toussaint scheduled to start as Atlanta hosts Coloradorewers pitch in
  • Results from all of Sunday’s NFL Week 1 games

Taylor Heinicke will take over as Washington’s starting quarterback with Ryan Fitzpatrick injured Norfolk Virginian Pilot

Charlotte Observer

  • Panthers are losing a key player for 8-12 weeks and added a familiar face in his spot
  • ‘They think they can fool us?’ Fans have some questions about Drew Brees’ new hair

New York Times

  • Considering Itself Outside the Title Picture, U.S.C. Fires Clay Helton
  • Saquon Barkley (and Fans) Returned. But So Did Last Season’s Giants.
  • With Homers and Accusations, Lindor Gives Subway Series a Big Finish
  • 3,000 Strikeouts Later, They Still Come Easy for Scherzer

Washington Post

  • Something goes right for Jon Gruden’s Raiders as they outlast Ravens in overtime thriller
  • ESPN wanted Peyton Manning on ‘Monday Night Football.’ This year, its dream (sort of) comes true.
  • Old QBs with new beginnings sent a Week 1 message about second chances
  • Ryan Fitzpatrick will miss at least three games with hip injury; Taylor Heinicke to start
  • Hail or Fail: Week 1 loss to Chargers features leaky defense, burst pipe at FedEx Field
  • Week 2 NFL Power Rankings: Saints and Steelers crash the top 5
  • The Padres, once the life of MLB’s party, are now clinging to their playoff lives

Atlanta Journal Constitution

  • Braves top 2 million in attendance, ranking 2nd in MLB
  • Braves-Rockies could still influence division
  • Falcons pick up pieces after shattering loss
  • Mark Bradley: Falcons can make us mad. On Sunday, they made us sad

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Comments

  1. Scott White says

    September 14, 2021 at 2:02 pm

    Greg
    ECU Class of 94. I am sure this sounds like a broken record comment but man I am hurting with our Pirate Football. We used to be giant killers and no one wanted to play us and now people are scheduling us for homecoming. I thought Houston was the answer (and he may be) but will we ever get back to our winning ways?
    AND should Ahlers be sitting and watching for a bit (or my opinion allowed to run more)? He is much more effective when he is a threat to run.

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