ECAC

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Acronym	Definition
ECAC	Eastern College Athletic Conference
ECAC	European Civil Aviation Conference
ECAC	Exceptional Children's Assistance Center (Davidson, NC, USA)
ECAC	Electromagnetic Compatibility Analysis Center
ECAC	Estimated Cost At Completion
ECAC	East Coast Armaments Complex
ECAC	Energy Cost Adjustment Charge
ECAC	Electromagnetic Compatibility and Analysis Center
ECAC	Executive Committee for Academic Computing
ECAC	Enhanced Counterair Capability (Army)
ECAC	Enhanced Call Admission Control
ECAC	East Coast Australian Current

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The Greyhounds have made two trips to the NCAA playoffs, including a berth in the 1988 South Region final; a Middle Atlantic Conference championship in 1988 and a Commonwealth Division title in 1993; ECAC Southeast Championship game appearances in 2002 and 2004 and a string of 11 consecutive winning seasons--the longest streak in school history. 2005 president and Board members: Scot Dapp of Moravian College will ... by Coach and Athletic Director Former Rebels quarterback Justin Holtfreter, who directed Sacred Heart University to an 11-0 season, a Northeast Conference championship and ECAC Bowl victory, was named to The Sports Network NCAA Division I-AA Mid-Major All-America team. DAILY UPDATE by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) McKenney Award for top collegiate football official to ECAC head linesman David Carter of Duxbury, Mass. Gridiron Club to Honor 2006 New England College Football Award ... by Business Wire More results

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The Greyhounds have made two trips to the NCAA playoffs, including a berth in the 1988 South Region final; a Middle Atlantic Conference championship in 1988 and a Commonwealth Division title in 1993; ECAC Southeast Championship game appearances in 2002 and 2004 and a string of 11 consecutive winning seasons--the longest streak in school history.

2005 president and Board members: Scot Dapp of Moravian College will ... by Coach and Athletic Director

Former Rebels quarterback Justin Holtfreter, who directed Sacred Heart University to an 11-0 season, a Northeast Conference championship and ECAC Bowl victory, was named to The Sports Network NCAA Division I-AA Mid-Major All-America team.

DAILY UPDATE by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)

McKenney Award for top collegiate football official to ECAC head linesman David Carter of Duxbury, Mass.

Gridiron Club to Honor 2006 New England College Football Award ... by Business Wire

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