Patrick Mason is a Managing Editor for The Daily Reflector, with a focus on local news in Greenville, North Carolina. His articles cover a range of topics including sports, recruitment, coaching changes, and local events. Patrick's work has also appeared in PIX11 and The Daily Advance.
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Patrick Mason's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly college-level football and basketball. He frequently covers events related to the East Carolina University (ECU) Pirates as well. Pitches should offer in-depth analysis of games, player performances, or coaching decisions related to ECU athletics.
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East Carolina football coach Mike Houston speaks during the American Athletic Conference football media day event in Texas in July.
East Carolina defensive lineman D'Anta Johnson celebrates a defensive stop against Marshall last season. Johnson is one of many returning starters from a strong defense a year ago.
By: Patrick Mason Staff
This is not the same East Carolina team from a year ago. That was clear midway through the first quarter.
GREENVILLE — This is not the same East Carolina team from a year ago. That was clear midway through the first quarter.
Winston Wright, WR, ECU The transfer from Florida State made an immediate impact on his new team in Week 1 while showcasing his athleticism.
By: Patrick Mason Staff
The East Carolina football team had plenty of time for fun during its season-opening win over Norfolk State.
By: Patrick Mason Staff
ECU head coach Mike Houston celebrates after a replay review results in a Pirate touchdown against Norfolk State Saturday afternoon at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium.
By: Patrick Mason Staff
East Carolina's Jake Garcia looks to pass against Norfolk State during Saturday's season-opening game inside Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium. Garcia threw for 308 yards and four touchdowns with three interceptions in the 42-3 victory.
The Pirates (2-0) are looking to improve to 3-0 for the first time since 2008. To do so they'll have to get through a tough visiting opponent that is coming off a blowout, 66-20, road loss to Clemson.
By: Patrick Mason Staff
East Carolina is looking to find the win column again after a disappointing finish last week hosting Appalachian State in what turned out to be the Pirates' first loss of the season.
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