Al Myatt is a journalist based in Greenville, North Carolina, focusing on local sports news. With a keen interest in East Carolina University's athletics programs, Al covers a range of topics including football, basketball, and other sports-related events. His articles provide in-depth analysis, game recaps, and updates on the local sports scene.
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Al Myatt's coverage predominantly focuses on local sports, particularly college football at East Carolina University. He appears to be deeply engaged in event coverage and evolving stories related to the team's performance and individual players.
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By: Al Myatt
CHARLOTTE — With over 70 first-year additions to the roster, maybe it was just a matter of time before things meshed for Charlotte.
A 55-24 American Athletic Conference loss at Charlotte on Saturday, Oct. 5, would be a lot easier to forget if East Carolina had a game this week.
ECU has midseason quarterback decision
WEST POINT, NY — The Daily Show on Comedy Central originates in New York City — about 50 miles and $15 in tolls from Michie Stadium, Army’s football home.
GREENVILLE — Mike Houston, who was in his sixth season as head football coach at East Carolina, was relieved of his duties on Sunday after a 45-28 loss at Army on Saturday.
By: Al Myatt
When Mike Houston’s tenure at East Carolina as football coach ended Sunday morning, it followed an incredible span of change the former national champion at James Madison could never have anticipated.
Pirates W-I-N at Homecoming as Houser passes for 5 TDs
East Carolina embarks on its third season under coach Mike Schwartz at home against North Carolina Wesleyan on Monday at 7 p.m.
By: Al Myatt
Games at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium are special for players coaches and fans. East Carolina will be hosting Florida Atlantic on Thursday night for an 8 p.m. kickoff. The matchup will be televised on ESPN2. It will be Paint it Black Night and interim coach Blake Harrell said the Pirates will be wearing black uniforms for the occasion. Harrell said the attire is popular with the team.
GREENVILLE — East Carolina won its second straight American Athletic Conference contest since a coaching change by obliterating Florida Atlantic, 49-14, on Thursday night before a Black-Out crowd of 30,573 at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium and a national television audience on ESPN2.
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