Pirates rally past USF to wrap regular season on high note
East Carolina defeated South Florida 3-1 at The Corral to end the regular season with a 19-9 overall, 6-8 in the AAC. Bri Wood posted 17 kills on 34 attempts with no errors and 18 digs, Natalie Tyson added 13 kills, 1 error, and Brandee Markwith led with 20 digs as ECU out-hit and out-blocked the Bulls.
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Week NFL results and upcoming games summary
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Falcons Stun First-Place Saints 26-9 on the Road
Falcons defense overwhelmed the Saints, sacking Drew Brees six times and limiting New Orleans to no touchdowns. Matt Ryan passed for two scores and Atlanta built a 20-9 lead late, with Grady Jarrett recording 2.5 sacks and Julio Jones totaling 79 receiving yards.
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