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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. ...
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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.
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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. ...
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FOOTBALL |
Coach Mo's staff starts taking shape |
Ten days after taking
over as East Carolina's head
football coach, Scottie Montgomery
took the first formal steps on
Wednesday towards organizing the
program to reflect his blueprint ...
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BASKETBALL |
Pirates roll after fast start |
GREENVILLE — The shooting touch that was
missing for East Carolina on Sunday at James
Madison was found on Tuesday night in
Williams Arena at Minges Coliseum as the
Pirates won 98-71 over South Carolina State.
ECU (8-5) jumped out to leads of 13-2 and
21-4 against the Bulldogs (5-8).
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Next: ECU vs.
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BASKETBALL |
Dukes outshoot ECU |
HARRISONBURG, VA — After taking a
61-60 lead on two free throws by B.J.
Tyson with 2:48 remaining, East
Carolina didn't score the rest of
the way in a 67-61 nonconference
loss at James Madison on Sunday
afternoon. Poor shooting plagued the
Pirates (7-5), who made just 21 of
61 field goal attempts for 34.4
percent.
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FOOTBALL |
Beam us up, Scottie |
I
never was a big Star Trek fan
but the headline phrase ran
through my mind when Scottie
Montgomery was named football
coach at East Carolina. There
was some degree of urgency
oftentimes when Captain Kirk
asked to be returned to the
Enterprise on the television
show. ...
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BASKETBALL |
Pirates overtake UNCW |
GREENVILLE — East Carolina trailed
UNC-Wilmington 38-27 after a dunk by
Chris Flemmings of the Seahawks with
2:37 left in the first half, but the
Pirates came back for a 78-73 win
Wednesday night in Williams Arena at
Minges Coliseum. B.J. Tyson scored a
game-high 21 points for ECU (7-4)
and Caleb White added 20 points.
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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.
A.J. Davis, a transfer
from Tennessee, had 23 points and six rebounds to lead the Knights.
He is the son of Antonio Davis, a former NBA All-Star for the
Indiana Pacers.
The Pirates (8-6, 0-1
AAC) opened the second half with a 15-2 run that provided a 40-30
lead with 15 minutes remaining.
"We had it rolling but
momentum is a funny thing," said ECU coach Jeff Lebo. "We miss a
dunk and we go down and get called for a foul."
Prince Williams had a
driving slam attempt pop off the rim with 5:11 to go and ECU leading
56-49.
"We missed a load
because of their size and length in the basket area," Lebo said.
The Knights started
Tacko Falls, who is 7 feet, 6 inches. Justin McBride, who is 6-10
and 325 pounds, had 13 rebounds for the Knights.
The Pirates made 23 of
66 from the field for 34.8 percent.
UCF (7-5, 1-0) had a
45-35 rebounding advantage. Kentrell Barkley and Clarence Williams
had six rebounds each for the Pirates.
Lebo cited free throws
and three of 19 shooting from the point guard position as deciding
factors as well.
UCF was 21 of 26 at the
line while East Carolina was 15 of 23.
Prince Williams was
three of 12 from the point. Lance Tejada missed all five of his
shots and Charles Foster was 0-for-2.
Prince Williams had
seven assists but missed a 3-pointer to tie at the close of the
game.
The Pirates were seven
of 23 behind the arc.
B.J. Tyson led ECU with
17 points. Caleb White had 16 points for the Pirates. Barkley had 14
points and Prince Williams added 11.
Clarence Williams had
six points in the loss and Kanu Aja scored four.
Mike Zangari sustained a
shoulder injury. His status is not known for a 7 p.m. game Tuesday
at Tulsa.