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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Front takes shape in new offense
Monroe harkens back as ’99 Pirates celebrate silver anniversary
By: Al Myatt
Practice times have varied for East Carolina during preseason. The Pirates practiced under the lights at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium on Wednesday night, but coach Mike Houston us taking a hard look at morning practices during the 2024 season.
By: Al Myatt
Mike Houston knew change was needed after a 2-10 season in 2023 and the East Carolina football coach got busy at the outset of the offseason.
GREENVILLE — East Carolina reeled in a whopper of a season-opening victory over Norfolk State on Saturday night with what several players referred to as a goldfish mentality.
Mike Houston expects a tougher challenge in week two. The Pirates took care of business in the season opener on Saturday night with a 42-3 win over Norfolk State.
Rahjai’s running, shut-down defense key win at ODU
Pirates 2-0, but better execution crucial
GREENVILLE — After jumping out to a 16-0 lead, East Carolina appeared to be in position to end a 2-game losing streak to Appalachian State on Saturday.
East Carolina coach Mike Houston dissected a highly competitive 21-19 loss to visiting Appalachian State at his weekly news conference on Monday, before turning his attention to the challenge of facing Liberty (3-0) on the road this Saturday at 6 p.m. (ESPN+).
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