GREENVILLE, N.C. -- Backup Kylil Carter threw two touchdown passes in the fourth quarter, Timadre Abram intercepted a pass in the end zone as time expired and North Carolina A&T upset ECU 28-23 on Sunday for its 14th straight victory. The game was postponed Saturday because of two lightning delays. Defending MEAC champion N.C. A&T (2-0) beat an FBS program for the third straight season. ECU lost a season-opening home game to an FCS team for the second straight year, after falling to James Madison last season. ECU started a drive at the N.C. A&T 27 with 4:10 left in the game, but went four-and-out after electing not to go for a field goal. The Pirates got the ball back with 2:07 remaining at its 37 with no timeouts and drove down the field but wasted too much time before being forced into a Hail Mary play. Carter was 7 of 9 for 93 yards and two scores for N.C. A&T, which beat FCS power Jacksonville State last week. Carter connected with Zachary Leslie for a one-handed catch in the corner of the end zone to give N.C. A&T a 21-20 fourth-quarter lead -- it's first since 7-3. Elijah Bell caught a short pass, broke a tackle and ran for a 17-yard score for a 28-23 Aggie lead -- the third lead change of the fourth quarter. Reid Herring made his first career start for East Carolina and threw for 304 yards, and two touchdowns and two interceptions. Visit TheAmerican.org for more information.