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09.05.05: College
football headliners: stars & storylines ... Scoreboard:
C-USA teams & ECU opponents |
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09.04.05: Dave
Odom brings back lessons from Kuwait ... Scoreboard: C-USA
teams & ECU opponents |
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09.03.05: ECU's
"Total Access" expected to launch today ... Uprooted Green
Wave to "carry the torch" ... Storm-trapped sister of UCF
player found safe ... Sun Belt evacuates New Orleans
headquarters |
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09.02.05: Green
Wave football team in limbo about future ... Southern Miss
sets up ad hoc camp in Memphis ... Thursday night's college
football scoreboard |
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09.01.05: Pirate
QB's second shoulder surgery a success ... East Carolina
fans on the verge of Total Access |
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08.31.05: Katrina
blows Tulane-USM game into November ... Frosh guards round
out ECU hoops roster |
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08.30.05: Pirates
set for reunions with Deacons, Seahawks |
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08.29.05: New
home offers lavish new perks for Louisville |
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08.28.05: Wooden
pulls out of Wooden Award ceremony |
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08.27.05: NCAA
issues 'heads up' on new spearing rule ... Huggins ouster
speeds up Cincy AD's departure |
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08.26.05: ECU's
Moore sole Carolinas player on Butkus list ... New BCS
voters panel already in for shakeup |
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08.25.05: Mayo's
destination has well-worn path to ECU ... NCAA adds extra
year to Gamecocks' probation |
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08.24.05: Transgression
nets suspension for ECU's Flournoy ... Cincinnati will enter
Big East without Huggins ... VPI poised to pony up to keep
Beamer, staff |
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08.23.05: West
Virginia announces halt to ECU ticket sales ... Polling
company unveils official BCS voters list |
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08.22.05: Mountain
West angling for clearer path to BCS |
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08.21.05: Associated
Press preseason college football poll |
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08.20.05: Groh
signs $1.7 million per year deal with UVa |
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08.19.05: Mountain
West tidying up postseason deals |
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08.18.05: Talk
1070 touts Pirates, Panthers, new shows ... Fort Worth Bowl
embraces Mountain West, TCU... NYC schools reap windfall
from NCAA-NIT deal |
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News Nuggets, 09.06.05
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NOTES FROM ECU AND BEYOND...
Previous Day Nuggets...
Next Day Nuggets...
Compiled from staff reports
and electronic dispatches
CONFERENCE USA SCHEDULE &
SCOREBOARD
| THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE
SATURDAY, SEPT. 10
Kansas State at Marshall 10:30 am
Tulsa at Oklahoma 12:30 pm
Sam Houston State at Houston 7:00 pm
Southern Miss at Alabama 7:45 pm
UAB at Troy 8:00 pm
TCU at SMU 9:30 pm
Rice at UCLA 10:00 pm
SCOREBOARD
THURSDAY, SEPT. 1
Oregon 38, Houston 24
Marshall 36, William & Mary 24
South Carolina 24, UCF 15
Minnesota 41, Tulsa 10
SATURDAY, SEPT. 3
Tennessee 17,
UAB 10
East Carolina 24, Duke 21
Baylor 28, SMU 23
UTEP 31, New Mexico State 0
SUNDAY, SEPT. 4
Tulane at Southern
Miss (postponed)
MONDAY, SEPT. 5
Mississippi 10, Memphis 6
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N.C. Central wins thriller in Aggie-Eagle Classic
RALEIGH — Thanks to a missed
field goal attempt by North Carolina A&T freshman Joseph Arroyo with 8
seconds remaining, Adrian Warren's Labor Day passing performance didn't go
for naught.
Warren
passed for 269 yards and two touchdowns Monday
to lift North Carolina Central past N.C. A&T 23-22 before a Carter-Finley
Stadium crowd of 35,000
in the Aggie-Eagle Classic.
Torey Ross caught seven passes
for 104 yards and a touchdown and Greg Pruitt added 131 yards on the ground
and as the Eagles amassed 400 yards in total offense.
Brandon Sweeney gained 151
yards on 32 carries and three touchdown's toward the Aggies' 278 yards in
total offense.
Rickie Lewis had six tackles
and one assist for the Aggies while Theron Thomas posted five tackles and
six assists.
N.C. A&T led 10-9 after a
32-yard field goal by Arroyo 43 seconds before halftime, but N.C. Central
took control early in the fourth quarter when Warren connected with Julius
McClellan on a 45-yard strike to put his team ahead 17-10 after the extra
point.
The Aggies scored twice more
in the fourth to take a 22-17 lead. The Eagles put the game away with 2:47
on the clock when Ross caught a 46-yard touchdown pass from Warren to make
it a final 23-22.
News Nuggets are
compiled periodically based on material supplied by staff members; data
published by ECU, Conference USA and its member
schools; and reports from Associated Press and
other sources. Copyright 2005
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