The Calm After The Storm

It was the cruelest possible irony. Less than two weeks after the worst natural disaster in North Carolina history had crippled 66 counties, caused what was later estimated at $6 billion in flood damage, and cost 51 people their lives, the football forecast at East Carolina called for Hurricanes. By that time, however, Steve Logan was the last person on which such madness could be lost. He was, by trade, a head coach. But in the days leading up to East Carolina\'s Sept. 25 date with ninth-ranked University of Miami (Fla.), Logan found himself orchestrating a survival retreat - albeit one infinitely less sobering than that facing the people in and around Greenville. Three days after Hurricane Floyd slammed the eastern portion of North Carolina, the Pirates\' team bus navigated whatever open back roads it could find for a game in Columbia, S.C., against the Gamecocks. Despite practicing