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Owls overtake ECU

Next: SMU at ECU

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FOOTBALL

Prolific prep coach joins Pirates

New East Carolina football coach Scottie Montgomery continued the building of his staff on Friday with the hiring of one of the most successful high school coaches in North Carolina as running backs coach. Antonio King will take charge of the Pirates' runners after guiding Durham Hillside to six straight PAC-6 titles ... More...

 

FOOTBALL

Shelby Shrine Bowler picks ECU

Linebacker Aaron Ramseur of Shelby Crest High School's 16-0 state championship team has charted a path to join East Carolina's recruiting class of 2016. Coming off an appearance with the victorious North Carolina Shrine Bowl team, Ramseur becomes the first commitment for ECU since Scottie Montgomery took command of the Pirates last month. ... Thumbnail sketches...

 

FOOTBALL: SPECIAL TWO-PART SERIES

Part 1: Getting to know Coach Mo

Al MyattIt's commonly accepted that people are products of their heredity and environment. During his first official week on the job, new East Carolina football coach Scottie Austin Montgomery talked about his family and factors that shaped him. ... More from Al Myatt...

Part 2: Measured change is in the air

Al MyattScottie Montgomery may not have head coaching experience but that hasn't stopped him from conducting business like a seasoned veteran at the outset of his career at East Carolina. He has put together an impressive set of coordinators and assistants thus far. ... More from Al Myatt...

 

FOOTBALL

Coach Mo's staff expands by two

Scottie Montgomery's staff continued to grow on Tuesday as East Carolina's first-year head coach announced the hiring of Middle Tennessee State assistant Geep Wade and Duke staffer Ethan Johnson ... More...

 

BASKETBALL

Fast start lifts Tulsa

TULSA, OK � East Carolina struggled early at Tulsa on Tuesday night and absorbed a 55-43 American Athletic Conference loss. The Pirates made just six of 33 field goal attempts and committed 12 turnovers in the first half ... More...

 

BASKETBALL

Black Saturday for Pirate hoops

The Pirate women were looking to break a long losing streak. The Pirate men were looking to open league play with a win before a tough stretch of games. Both squads fell short of their winning goals on Saturday. ... More from Brian Bailey...

MULTIMEDIA
Audio: The Brian Bailey Show

The Brian Bailey Show airs on Pirate Radio 1250 on Mondays at 6:30 p.m. Brian's guest this week was ECU assistant AD for football operations Terrell Smith (right): Replay show...

 

FOOTBALL

Pirates lure FIU special teams guru

East Carolina head football coach Scottie Montgomery took the next step in putting together his first-year staff on Saturday, announcing the hiring of one of Conference USA's top special teams coordinators. ... More...

 

BASKETBALL

UCF rallies past Pirates

GREENVILLE � Central Florida overcame a 10-point second half deficit for a 71-68 win at East Carolina on Saturday night in the American Athletic Conference opener for both teams. ... More...

 

FOOTBALL

Petersen departs La. Tech for Pirates

On the eve of officially going on the payroll on New Year's Day as East Carolina's head football coach, Scottie Montgomery swung into action a day early on Thursday by tapping the staff of former ECU coach Skip Holtz for an offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach. ... More...

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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PHILADELPHIA � Despite trailing by 11 points in the first half, Temple rallied for a 78-60 American Athletic Conference win over East Carolina before 4,524 fans at the Liacouras Center on Saturday night.

Quenton DeCosey was five of eight behind the arc to lead the Owls (8-6, 3-1 AAC) with 24 points.

DeCosey had 17 points in the second half as Temple outscored ECU 45-22 in the final 20 minutes.

"Our best first half of the season but we've got to play 40 minutes," said Pirates coach Jeff Lebo.

Caleb White scored 11 of his team-high 14 points for ECU in the first half. Clarence Williams had 10 of his 12 points for the Pirates in the opening period.

ECU led 38-30 and called time with 33 seconds left in the half to set up a play. Prince Williams missed a jumper with four seconds to go and Devin Coleman hit a three in transition for Temple that appeared to swing momentum.

Two free throws by Mike Zangari with 10:42 left tied the score at 50 but the Owls went on a 21-4 run to take control.

Temple made 17 of 29 field goal attempts in the second half, 58.5 percent.

Zangari had six of his eight points after intermission and led ECU's rebounding with five. Prince Williams had nine points and five assists without a turnover.

B.J. Tyson and Kentrell Barkley scored six points each for the Pirates.

Coleman finished with 17 points for Temple. Josh Brown added 12 points and eight assists for the Owls.

ECU (8-8, 0-3) will host Southern Methodist at 6:15 p.m. Wednesday night.

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