After a historic 2025 season, Avon Old Farms will look to make history again this season. Jon Wholley’s squad features several key contributors from last season’s team. Quarterback Matt Baer, a James Madison commit headlined the returning senior class. Baer had a big season statistically and he is primed for an even bigger season this fall.
BC, UMass & UConn player ratings in EA Sports College Football 27 unveiled
Image courtesy of EA Sports Next week, most of the college football world and CFB fans everywhere will be spending hours upon hours playing the 2027 version of the re-vamped College Football video game from EA Sports. When the title made its return back in 2025, it was as if millions of kids in their mid-to-late 30s (like me) had a piece of their childhood back, but with a twist…….
Price, Palano & McKenzie to represent BC at ACC Kickoff Week
Transfer quarterback Mason Mckenzie and transfer linebacker Anthony Palano haven’t been at BC long, but they’re already going to be the faces of the program. At least for one day. On July 16 when BC takes its turn making the media rounds at ACC Kickoff Week, the two newcomers and veteran safety KP Price (along with Bill O’Brien) will be repping the Eagles for the day. McKenzie – barring a…
Catching up with LaSalle Academy this off-season
We had a chance to chat with LaSalle Academy Coach Dan Koppen this week to check in with the Rams. After losing in the state championship game to Bishop Hendricken last season, the Rams return a solid group of players and are ready to make another run at a championship.
LaSalle plays one of the toughest schedules in New England so getting off to a good start is key for them.
Xaverian’s Harden Jr. commits to Boston College
Boston College football continues its strong spring in recruiting by securing a commitment from Xaverian linebacker and athlete Michael Harden Jr.
Harden, a core piece of the 2027 recruiting class, announced his decision via social media shortly after an impactful official visit to Chestnut Hill and a strong camp performance earlier in the month.
Listing the 10 most important Patriots after Drake Maye
AP PHOTO/ GREG COOPER While quarterback Drake Maye is undeniably the centerpiece of the New England Patriots’ franchise, a championship-caliber roster requires a dominant supporting cast. Building around a young signal-caller means establishing elite protection, dynamic playmakers, and a defense capable of shutting down high-powered offenses. Here are the 10 most important Patriots after Drake Maye, ranked by their impact on the team’s success. 1. Will Campbell, OT: Protecting Maye’s…
CM’s Ramar Thomas decommits from Boston College
On the day Boston College picked one commitment from one local recruit, they lost another one. Catholic Memorial 2028 athlete/quarterback Ramar Thomas announced that he is decommitting from Boston College.
Thomas announced his decision on X.
Mike Norman Jr. named new head coach at Brockton
Brockton High School has hired Mike Norman Jr. as the program’s new head football coach. Norman was on staff as the freshmen coach and graduated from Brockton High School in 2019. He played defensive back at Stonehill College.
When we spoke with Norman, he told us he is excited about the opportunity to lead his alma mater.
Patriots need to get Jacas signed now or his rookie season will be lost
Courtesy of Illinois University The New England Patriots took a calculated, aggressive gamble during the 2026 NFL Draft when they packaged multiple draft assets to slide up to the 55th overall pick for Illinois edge rusher Gabe Jacas. He was billed as the quintessential Mike Vrabel defender: powerful, violent at the point of attack, and boasting a decorated collegiate résumé featuring twenty-seven career sacks. Yet, as the calendar trickles deep…
Checking In with Bishop Guertin Football this off-season
Bishop Guertin is one of the Division One program’s to watch in New Hampshire this fall. With a strong senior class returning and a good group of underclassman, Anthony Nalen’s squad is ready to make some noise and make a run to a championship. The Cardinals proved they can hang with the Bedford’s, Nashua North’s and Pinkerton’s of the world last season. Now they want to show that they can be in that company moving forward.