High School: Top 25 for Week 2
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High School: What happened in Duxbury is abhorrent and it sheds a negative light on our great sport
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College: Strong defensive effort propels Bryant to their second straight win
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Patriots: In many ways, Patrick Chung was the ultimate Patriot
Image courtesy of Matthew J. Lee/Boston Globe Patriots safety Patrick Chung announced his retirement last Friday after 11 seasons with the organization. Chung was a second round pick out of Oregon in 2009. The same draft class that produced Sebastian Vollmer and Julian Edelman. The Patriots traded out of the first round that year and ended up drafting 14 players. Chung was the first player picked. Upon arriving in New…
High School: 10 thoughts on the week that was in high school football
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Patriots Draft: Player Profile: Trey Lance, QB North Dakota State
Trey Lance is the most intriguing prospect in this draft. At any position. He has the size (6-4 230), the athleticism and arm strength necessary to become a pro bowl quarterback in the NFL. The only two issues with Lance are his lack of experience and the competition he has faced. If a team is willing to draft him and sit him, it is not a stretch to think that……
High School: Previewing the top match-ups for Week 2
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Patriots: Patriots re-sign David Andrews to a four year deal
He’s back! Center David Andrew’s re-signed with the Patriots tonight. Andrews signed a four year deal with the team but financial terms were not released. Andrews had been linked to other teams most notably the Falcons (He’s from Georgia) Packers and Dolphins. In the end, Andrews more than likely took less money to stay in New England. He loves it here and this is where he wanted to be all…
Patriots: Patriots continue to spend by bringing back Ted Karras and Kyle Van Noy. Cut Allen, Lee and trade Izzo
After spending last season in Miami, guard Ted Karras and outside linebacker Kyle Van Noy are back in New England. Karras signed a one-year deal that could be worth up to $4 million dollars. Van Noy signed a two-year, $13.2 million dollar deal a year after bolting for Miami on a massive four-year, $51 million contract. The return of Karras is a sure sign that the Patriots are probably moving on…
