VIEW THE MOBILE ALPHA VERSION OF THIS SITE

Bonesville: The Authoritative Independent Voice of East Carolina
Daily News & Features from East Carolina, Conference USA and Beyond

Mobile Alpha Roundup Daily Beat Recruiting The Seasons Multimedia Historical Data Pirate Time Machine SportByte™ Weather

----------
Excerpts from Bonesville.net The Magazine

116 Pages of Dynamite Content
----------

Forsaken Pirate: The End of a Dream

Despite the Pain, Ed Emory
Forever Bleeds Pirate Purple

For Ed Emory, the years since his abrupt dismissal as East Carolina University’s head football coach have been painful, less because of the foggy details surrounding the firing, but more because of the perceptions that the events created about him as a person and as a Pirate... More...

OTHER SNEAK PEEKS FROM BONESVILLE.NET THE MAGAZINE
Featuring dynamite content you will find in only one place — The Magazine.
Richard Moton: Sudden Impact?
Richard Moton has a quiet confidence. Perhaps it is a byproduct of life in the Midwest or maybe it is just that he knows what is expected of him and that he can deliver it... Moton knows he is stepping up in competition and he knows that at 6-4, with 4.5 speed, he will be expected to come right in and play. He also knows that the microscope is clearly focused on East Carolina's defensive backfield... More...		 Spotlight looms for 'Mr. Football'
To suggest that he is the perfect symbol of Pirate football — the one player who can link the program to its past, present, and future — wouldn't be a stretch of the imagination. He would just as soon be viewed as just another member of the team, but it is Paul Troth's time to be the program's cover boy — a role he seemed destined for since the day he first held the pigskin... More...
'Shank' approach wins trenches
In the grand scheme of things, the recruiting visit by an all-state offensive lineman from Georgia was little more than another talented athlete making one of a string of visits to a courting school. But details of this particular visit are insightfully revealing about one program's approach to adding new ingredients to a hallowed recipe... More...		 Does cyber-gossip matter?
Internet message boards get wild and wooly during recruiting season. The action gets heated enough that some participants — suspecting that prospective recruits themselves may be reading the threads — plead for discretion. Bonesville.net The Magazine conducted some research on the matter — and the findings are thought-provoking... More...

BONESVILLE.NET THE MAGAZINE has left the building!

If you have already pre-ordered, watch your mailbox over the next few days for the premier, collectible edition of Bonesville.net The Magazine, a remarkable publication that sets a new standard for in-depth coverage of East Carolina, Conference USA and Carolinas football. Buckle your chin strap for a new reading experience as you devour one groundbreaking feature after another on Pirate players, coaches, recruits and legends. You'll gain insights, view pictures and read exclusive quotes you won't find elsewhere — content compelling enough that you'll still be pulling out the magazine to put the subjects of the stories into context when bowl season arrives. If you have not ordered your copy, get your credit card or your check book ready and order now to make sure this pioneering magazine is in your hands in a matter of days.
Bonesville.net the Magazine excerpts... Order online... Send a check...  

Or call 1-866-429-8370 (Mon-Fri 8-5).


A question answered about Bonesville.net The Magazine

From time to time, Bonesville.net carries feature stories which previously appeared in print in the Pirates' Chest. This is done in accordance with a content-sharing arrangement we have with Moore Productions, Inc., the Pirate Club periodical's publisher.

This practice has prompted a question among some of our readers as to whether the content that will be in the forthcoming Bonesville.net The Magazine will also appear on this web site after the magazine is published.

The answer is: "Not for free."

It is possible that some or all of the features from the magazine, which will be about 100 pages long, will eventually be placed on the site — but with access available on a subscription basis only. The price of that subscription will be equal to or greater than the price of the magazine itself.

We hope that answers the question.  ———  Editor
 

02/23/2007 04:00:46 PM

©2001-2002-2003-2004-2005-2006-2007-2008-2009-2010-2011-2012-2013 Bonesville.net. All rights reserved.
Articles, logos, graphics, photos, audio files, video files and other content originated on this site are the proprietary property of Bonesville.net.
None of the articles, logos, graphics, photos, audio files, video files or other content originated on this site may be reproduced without written permission.
This site is not affiliated with East Carolina University. View Bonesville.net's Privacy Policy. Advertising contact: 252-349-3280; Editorial contact: editor@bonesville.net; 252-444-1905.