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ECU defensive back Nealy suspended indefinitely

From an ECU media relations dispatch

East Carolina will be without one of its frontline soldiers when it marches into Army's Michie Stadium for a game between winless teams.

ECU head coach John Thompson has suspended sophomore defensive back Antonie Nealy, according to a Wednesday news release issued by the school's athletic department.

Nealy, who has started all six games at free safety this season for the Pirates, has been suspended indefinitely for a violation of team rules, said the news release, which noted that he is expected to be replaced in the starting lineup by senior Richard Moton.

Nealy, a product of South Columbus High School, has accounted for 35 tackles this season, including a career-high 11 against Wake Forest, and has had two pass breakups. He is the younger brother of current ECU starting linebacker Kent Nealy.

The Pirates will play the Black Knights in a Conference USA game on Saturday at 1 p.m. in West Point, NY.


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02.23.07 01:43 PM
 

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