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Coming Monday on Bonesville: 'B-Will,' 'Mags'
back in new roles |
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FOOTBALL RECRUITING |
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Recruiting pace quickens for Pirates... |
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June is developing into a big month
in East Carolina's drive to assemble
its football recruiting class of
2017. ECU head coach Scottie
Montgomery and staff have had
success targeting talent in the
Carolinas and Georgia, landing
commitments from a stalwart running
back, three stellar wide receivers
and a pair of accomplished offensive
linemen.
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Jayden
Borders |
Jerry Howard |
Connor Mills |
Matt Morgan |
Blake Proehl |
Mydreon Vines |
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(View photo
credits on
Recruiting Class of 2017 Thumbnails Page) |
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� NUGGETS & BRIEFS � |
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SPIED FROM THE
CROW'S NEST |

Five Baylor signees
released ...
No surprises at
outset of draft ...
NBA draft goes
global ... Hornets
acquire Belinelli ...
Ibaka dealt to
Orlando ...
LeBron will sit out
Olympics ...
Day may bypass Rio,
too ...
More from Al
Myatt... |
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BASEBALL |
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Godwin returns to routine |
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The drama of
a walk-off win against the
defending College World Series
champions, the first Super
Regional victory in East
Carolina history and a job offer
from Alabama are in the past for
Pirates coach Cliff Godwin.
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More from Al
Myatt...
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BASKETBALL
RECRUITING |
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Stellar guard picks Pirates |
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East Carolina coach Jeff
Lebo won out in the reopened
recruiting competition for
Richmond (VA) John Marshall
High School star Jeremy
Carter-Sheppard. The
three-star guard with solid
credentials was the focus of
a number of suitors after
receiving his release from
UCF last month. ...
Recruiting class of 2016-17
thumbnail sketches...
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FOOTBALL RECRUITING |
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Ties that bind lead QB to
Greenville |
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A past connection formed in Durham
has led to a future in Greenville
for Buford, GA, quarterback Mic
Roof. Roof is one of two outstanding
football-playing sons of former Duke
University head coach and defensive
coordinator Ted Roof.
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More from
Sammy Batten...
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BASEBALL |
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Omaha closer than it
was |
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Never
has an East Carolina
baseball team gotten
as close to a trip
to Omaha. It will go
down as the longest
90 feet in Pirate
baseball history.
Saturday�s 3-1,
13-inning loss to
Texas Tech in game
two of the NCAA
Lubbock Super
Regional was simply
a gut-wrenching
marathon. ...
More from
Brian Bailey...
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BASEBALL |
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Red Raiders advance on two-hitter |
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LUBBOCK, TX � The difference
between a No. 5 national seed and a No. 3 regional seed became apparent
in game three of the Super Regional at Texas Tech on Sunday.
One big difference was
pitching depth as the Red Raiders found a pair of arms to combine for a
two-hitter in an 11-0 win over East Carolina at Rip Griffin Stadium.
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Game story, pictures & postgame
audio... |
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BASEBALL |
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Texas Tech forces deciding game |
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LUBBOCK, TX � East Carolina
was playing for its first ever trip to the College World Series on
Saturday. Texas Tech was just trying to get to Sunday.
The Red Raiders (45-18)
accomplished their objective with a 3-1 win as Eric Gutierrez had a
two-run single in the top of the 13th inning at Rip Griffin Park.
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Game story, pictures & postgame audio... |
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BASEBALL |
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Mr. June bustin' out all over |
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LUBBOCK, TX � Travis Watkins has
become Mr. June for East Carolina in the way that Reggie Jackson was
once Mr. October for the New York Yankees � by hitting big home runs in
big games.
Watkins continued his torrid power
pace with two home runs and six RBIs
at Texas Tech Friday night in an 8-6
Pirates win in the first game of a
best-of-three Super Regional.
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Game story, pictures & postgame
audio... |
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� WEB HEADLINES
ROUNDUP � |
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Links of Interest
from ECU & Beyond |
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� SPORTBYTE� � |
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"The morning we
left South Bend,
every student and
professor was out of
bed long before
breakfast and
marched downtown
accompanying the
team to the railroad
station. It was the
first time I'd seen
anything like this
mass hysteria
generated on the
Notre Dame campus
over a football
game." � Knute
Rockne, football
coach [Archives] |
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� AUDIO
FEATURES ON
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