Quick links:
 Latest Team Rankings
 Free Text Alerts
 Member Services
ShopMobileRadio RSSRivals.com Yahoo! Sports

October 16, 2009

GREENVILLE, N.C. - East Carolina conducted a two-hour skills workout on Friday to unofficially open the basketball preseason.

The official first practice is Saturday afternoon with a short scrimmage to follow just before the football game against Rice.

ECU Head Coach Mack McCarthy and his staff are excited for the season to be rolling around and it won't be long before it begins in earnest and he talked to PI about the new players and returning veterans that make up this year's squad.

McCarthy says this is a more athletic team from top to bottom and he hopes to have a winning season and maybe even get into postseason play.

But for now, deciding who will be able to immediately contribute this year will be a big focus with some new players on hand.

ECU is led by junior point guard Brock Young who led the nation for much of the year in assists last season.

In the post, Darrius Morrow is now a sophomore and he will begin to take a leadership role along with forward/wingman Jamar Abrams.

Coach Mack McCarthy talked to PirateIllustrated.com about the new players in the program, the returning veterans, their goals for this year and more in this PI Preseason Basketball Update.

Also catch Darrius Morrow and Brock Young video interviews on the PI front page media player.

©2009 PirateIllustrated.com. All rights reserved.





East Carolina NEWS

[More]

Latest Headlines:


Rivals.com is your source for: College Football | Football Recruiting | College Basketball | Basketball Recruiting | College Baseball | High School | College Merchandise
Site-specific editorial/photos © PirateIllustrated.com. All rights reserved. This website is an officially and independently operated source of news and information not affiliated with any school or team.
About | Advertise with Us | Contact | Privacy Policy | Terms of Service | Copyright/IP policy

Statistical information ©2007 STATS LLC All Rights Reserved.