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Saturday: ECU at UConn,
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FOOTBALL |
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Pirates turn the page |
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 The
Purple-Gold football game at Dowdy-Ficklen
Stadium at 2:30 p.m. Saturday culminates
spring practice for East Carolina. The
Pirates have moved on from their first
season in the American Athletic Conference
to prepare for year two in the AAC. ...
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BASEBALL |
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Lamm sends Pirates past ODU |
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NORFOLK — Pinch hitter Parker Lamm of East
Carolina doubled to score two runs with two
out in the top of the eighth inning and lift
the Pirates to a 4-2 nonconference win at
Old Dominion on Wednesday. ...
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MULTIMEDIA |
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Audio: The Brian
Bailey Show |
The Brian Bailey
Show airs on Pirate
Radio 1250 on
Mondays at 6:30 p.m.
Brian's guests this
week were ECU
football coach
Ruffin McNeill and
Cutter Creek golf
professional Burt
Williams:
Replay
show... |
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BASEBALL |
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Pirates shut out USF |
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TAMPA, FL —
Four East
Carolina
pitchers
combined to
shut out
South
Florida in a
6-0 American
Athletic
Conference
win on
Sunday.
David Lucroy,
Nick Durazo,
Joe Ingle
and Jimmy
Boyd limited
the Bulls
(24-12, 7-2
AAC) to a
total of
five hits
and totaled
11
strikeouts. ...
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USF rolls past Pirates |
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TAMPA, FL — South Florida scored three runs
in its first at-bat and went on to a 10-0
American Athletic Conference win over
visiting East Carolina after a 75-minute
delay on Saturday night. Casey Mulholland
(4-4) pitched eight innings of the shutout.
He allowed seven hits and struck out 10. ...
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Bulls edge ECU, 2-1 |
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TAMPA, FL
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South
Florida took a 2-1 American Athletic
Conference win over visiting East Carolina
on Friday night on a 2-run home run by Luke
Maglich in the bottom of the fifth inning.
Maglich connected with a 2-1 pitch from Reid
Love (3-3) after Luke Borders started the
inning with a single to left field.
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ECU tops Camels, 7-5 |
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 BUIES
CREEK
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East
Carolina
scored
three
runs in
the
second
inning
and led
the rest
of the
way in a
7-5
nonconference
win at
Campbell
on
Tuesday
night.
A two-out
single to right field by
Jackson Mims got the Pirates
(20-13) started in the
second.
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Pictured:
ECU coach
Cliff Godwin
encourages a batter
during the Pirates'
7-5 win over
Campbell on Tuesday
night in Buies Creek.
(Photo
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Myatt) |
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By
Al Myatt
©2015 Bonesville.net
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STORRS, CT —
East Carolina scored four runs with two out in the first inning and the
Pirates went on to a 7-3 American Athletic Conference win at Connecticut
on Friday afternoon.
The Pirates got
successive singles from Travis Watkins, Eric Tyler, Luke Lowery,
Kirk Morgan and Bryce Harman in their opening at-bat. The Huskies
also committed an error to complete the scoring sequence in the
first frame.
Pirate pitchers Evan
Kruczynski and Nick Durazo effectively protected the lead.
Kruczynski (6-2) started and went six innings. He allowed eight hits
and three earned runs while walking two and striking out two. Durazo
went the final three innings. He didn't allow a hit or a walk
although he hit one batter. Durazo struck out three in earning his
second save.
UConn (24-14, 5-5 AAC)
scored lone runs in the second, fourth and sixth innings.
The Pirates pushed their
lead to 5-2 in the fifth after Hunter Allen led off with a single up
the middle. Charlie Yorgen's sacrifice bunt moved him to second and
Allen went to third on a wild pitch. A sacrifice fly by Watkins
allowed Allen to score.
Lowery singled to right
center to start the sixth. He advanced on a sacrifice bunt by Morgan
and scored on a single by Parker Lamm for a 6-2 ECU lead.
The Pirates added a run
in the ninth following a one-out walk to Garrett Brooks. He moved to
second on a wild pitch and took third on a failed pickoff attempt.
Allen's sacrifice fly produced the final run.
Lowery was 3-for-4 with
two runs scored and an RBI as ECU outhit their hosts, 10-8. The
Pirates were errorless while the Huskies committed three miscues.
Morgan had two hits with
an RBI and scored a run as ECU improved to 23-15 overall and 5-5 in
league play.
The second matchup in
the three-game series is today at 1 p.m.
