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Owls become Temple of Doom |
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Post-game Audio |
  ECU
coach Ruffin McNeill spoke with the press
after the Pirates
were upset by Temple
on Saturday
(recorded by Al Myatt;
file photo):
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PHILADELPHIA —
The
statistics told a convoluted
tale after 60 minutes of college
football at Lincoln Financial
Field, home of the Philadelphia
Eagles, on Saturday.
When East Carolina outgains an
opponent 432 to 135 in total
yardage, the assumption would be
that the Pirates won handily. ...
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CHILLY
PHILLY: Fans
were sparse
on Saturday
at the East
Carolina-Temple
game in
dreary
Philadelphia.
Road games
before
meager
crowds have
typically
created a
difficult
environment
for the
Pirates to
perform
well, a
scenario
that was
punctuated
as the Owls
took
advantage of
penalties
and
weather-assisted
turnovers to
deal ECU
its first
American
Athletic
Conference
loss
in the cold,
rainy
conditions
at Lincoln
Financial
Field. The
announced
attendance
at the
69,176-seat
home of the
NFL's Eagles
was 22,130. ©Bonesville.net.
[Al
Myatt photo] |
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AAC SCOREBOARD
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SCHEDULE |
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FINALS |
UPCOMING |
Friday:
Memphis 40, Tulsa 20 (ESPNU)
Cincinnati 38, Tulane 14 (ESPN2) |
Friday:
Memphis at Temple, 7:30 pm (ESPNU) |
Saturday:
Temple
20,
ECU
10 (ESPNN)
UConn 37, UCF 29 (CBSSN)
Houston 27, USF 3 (ESPNN) |
Saturday:
SMU at Tulsa, 12 pm (CBSSN)
UConn vs. Army*, 3:30 pm (CBSSN)
*Yankee Stadium, Bronx,
NY
Tulane at Houston, 3:30 pm (ESPNU) |
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