Handling emotions could be key in UNC-ECU confrontation

Posted Sep 21, 2012
Ruffin McNeill isn’t worried about a potential passion deficit for his team. It’s the possibility of a surplus that concerns the third-year East Carolina football coach. The Pirates will try to curb their enthusiasm and stick to the game plan when they visit rival North Carolina today at 3:30 p.m. Asked for his top concern heading into the contest, McNeill got to the point. (Shelby Star)

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