Expectations around New Haven are high as the Bulldogs are the preseason pick to win the Ivy League. Coming off a historic campaign that delivered the program’s 19th Ivy League championship, its first automatic bid to the NCAA FCS Playoffs, and the conference’s first-ever FCS postseason victory, the Bulldogs enter the 2026 season with a massive target on their back. In the 2026 Ivy League Football Preseason Media Poll, the Elis were designated as the overwhelming favorite to repeat, securing 15 of the 16 first-place votes and 127 total points.
Everything you need to know from Patriots-Colts joint practice
FOXBOROUGH – Well, that was fun. For just over two hours, the Patriots and Colts got after it in a productive, efficient joint practice out on the fields behind Gillette Stadium on Tuesday morning. Christian González not participating was the biggest news of the day, while Mike Vrabel (unsurprisingly) also announced Drake Maye won’t play in the first preseason game on Thursday night. Presumably, a lot of guys won’t, which…
Vrabel provides update on key piece of Patriots defense
Image courtesy of New England Patriots FOXBOROUGH – While rookie Gabe Jacas has finally gotten on the field and quickly shown that he may be a factor much sooner rather than later this year for the New England defense, another key piece of the puzzle is still missing. Harold Landry injured his knee in Week 6 last season and despite doing his best to get back, was never really able…
5 areas we’re watching at Colts-Patriots joint practice
Eric Canha/Imagn Images The Colts visit Foxborough ahead of Thursday night’s preseason game for a joint practice with the Patriots. Joint practices are a great opportunity to evaluate your team against someone else after a long two week stretch of training camp. We will be watching plenty of things during today’s practices, especially these five things. 1. Patriots D-Line vs. Colts O-Line: The battle in the trenches between New England’s…
Harvard well-positioned to compete for Ivy League title once again
As the Harvard Crimson prepare for the upcoming football season, expectation around the program remains high. Coming off back-to-back Ivy League title contention and an FCS playoff appearance, head coach Andrew Aurich enters his campaign intent on maintaining the standard of excellence that has defined Harvard Football for decades while pushing his roster to reach an even higher ceiling.
Brown ready to take next step thanks to strong senior leadership
As the Brown Bears prepare to kick off their upcoming season, optimism and urgency run high inside the Berylson Family Football Complex. Coming off Ivy League Football Media Day, the message from Providence is clear: Brown is eager to push its high-tempo, competitive program to the next level. Head Coach James Perry, accompanied by senior leaders quarterback James Murphy and linebacker Max Malo, represented the Bears on the virtual media stage, laying out a unified vision grounded in hard work, disciplined execution, and locker-room chemistry.
Chan staying at UConn key to Huskies’ success up front
STORRS, CT- Following a coaching change and significant roster turnover in Storrs, offensive lineman Ty Chan made the decisive choice to bypass the transfer portal and remain at Connecticut. The former Notre Dame transfer and Massachusetts native emerged as a vital pillar of stability for a Huskies front five undergoing a total rebuild under first-year head coach Jason Candle.
Patriots trade Wallace to the Dolphins
Courtesy of the New England Patriots FOXBOROUGH- The Patriots have agreed to a trade sending third-year offensive lineman Caedan Wallace to the Miami Dolphins. Along with Wallace, New England is sending a 2029 seventh-round draft pick to Miami in exchange for a 2028 sixth-round selection, pending a physical. The move came after initial reports indicated the Patriots were planning to waive the former third-round pick. Rather than letting Wallace hit…
Pop Watson seamlessly transitioning into new leader of UMass
Image courtesy of UMass Athletics AMHERST – If UMass is going to shake its perennial embarrassment label in 2026, it’ll be mainly because of Pop Watson. That’s not to say wins and losses solely rest on the quarterback’s shoulders, but in a time where the Minutemen need new leadership, having a local star like Watson take control of the program, allowing everyone to fall behind him, is going to be……
Pats open Week 3 of camp tuning up for Indy
FOXBOROUGH – Day 13 of Patriots training camp wasn’t full speed (probably about 80%), but the team got some good work in for just under two hours ahead of a big week. The Colts come to town for a joint practice on Tuesday before the first preseason game of the year on Thursday. It was a heavy red zone day after the Pats had the full weekend off. Things are…