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FOOTBALL |
Pirates playing for seniors,
bowl bid |
East
Carolina and Cincinnati approach the
regular season finale with similar
records, but heading in different
directions. While the Pirates have
had their disappointments, this
Bearcat team heads to Greenville
this week under .500 in league play
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MULTIMEDIA |
Audio: Ruff Weekly
Presser |
ECU
coach Ruffin McNeill met with
reporters on Monday at his weekly
press conference (audio courtesy of
Pirate Radio 1250; file photo):
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BASKETBALL |
Pirates fall to Aztecs |
SAN
DIEGO — Host San Diego State jumped
out to a 16-0 lead and finished with
a 79-54 win over East Carolina on
Monday night. The Aztecs (3-2) were
coming off a 49-43 loss to
Arkansas-Little Rock, ECU's opponent
on Thanksgiving at 2 p.m. in Las
Vegas.
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Infographic: Pirates Right the Ship |
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East
Carolina snapped its three-game
losing streak and three-game skid in
Thursday night games as the Pirates
turned the tables on Central
Florida. ECU snapped its four-game
streak of not scoring an offensive
TD in the first quarter when Brandon
Bishop caught a 19-yard TD pass from
Blake Kemp. Kemp made his seventh
start of the season and made the
most of the opportunity ...
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BASKETBALL |
Pirates compete at Cal |
BERKELEY, CA — California held off a
determined upset bid by East
Carolina for a 70-62 win at Haas
Pavilion on Friday night. The
Pirates (2-1) were within 64-61
after Prince Williams made a pair of
free throws with 2:14 to go.
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Pirates turn tables on UCF |
ORLANDO — The last time East
Carolina played at Bright House
Networks Stadium in a Conference
USA contest in 2012, the Pirates
took a 14-0 lead before Central
Florida rallied for a 40-20 win.
A 99-yard kickoff return for a
touchdown by Quincy McDuffie
sparked the UCF rally three
years ago. ...
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Audio: Ruff post-game |
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ECU
coach Ruffin McNeill
spoke with reporters
after the Pirates' win
over Central Florida
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file photo):
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LAS VEGAS — Arkansas-Little
Rock found enough offense in the second half to top East Carolina 54-46
in a Las Vegas Invitational defensive battle at Orleans Arena on
Thursday.
The Pirates led 23-15 at
the half. An 8-0 run put the Trojans ahead 37-29.
B.J. Tyson had 12 points
and eight rebounds for ECU (2-3), which was beset by 22 turnovers.
Little Rock (4-0)
committed just six turnovers and got a game-high 13 points from
Marcus Johnson Jr. Josh Hagins added 11 points for the Trojans.
"A frustrating day for
us," said Pirates coach Jeff Lebo. "Defensively, we played well
enough to win this basketball game if we were just halfway decent
offensively."
ECU made just four of 16
field goal attempts in the final 20 minutes, 25 percent.
Little Rock was three
for 25 in the first half (12 percent) and 12 for 32 (37.5 percent)
in the second half.
Michel Nzege had seven
rebounds as the Pirates held a 44-31 rebounding advantage. Lance
Tejada had six points for ECU. Mike Zangari and Prince Williams
scored five points each.
Williams had a team-high
four assists.
ECU wraps up its Las
Vegas outing with a contest against Stetson at 5 p.m. today. The
Hatters advanced to the matchup by defeating Bethune-Cookman 83-70
Thursday night.