The first round of the MIAA playoffs is in the books. We recap round one and look ahead to the second round of the playoffs which continue next weekend.
The New Hampshire Wildcats football team pulled off a big upset on Saturday afternoon, beating the No. 6 ranked Monmouth Hawks 34-13 on the road. This was more than just a victory; it was a statement that the Wildcats are still a program to be reckoned with in the CAA. The win snapped the Hawks’ six-game winning streak.
CHESTNUT HILL- The SMU Mustangs rolled Boston College 45-13 in the annual Red Bandanna game. A disappointing outcome on a day that means so much to the school and the football program.
Kickoff: The Huskies host Duke today in what will be their toughest test of the season. Duke is coming off a thrilling 46-45 win over Clemson. The Huskies beat UAB last week, 38-19 to become bowl eligible for the third time in four years. The weather was supposed to be a factor today but it appears the rain will be gone by kickoff.
METHUEN – The bar has been raised for Methuen High football over the last half dozen years, and the 1,500 witnesses Friday night can attest … It’s not just about having an Eason on the roster anymore.
Tons of high school games on this week’s prediction slate. We have all six states covered and we have the big Division One college games and my Patriots pick as well. Here we goooo…… High School Lowell at Methuen: Two MVC teams clashing in the playoffs. Many people see Lowell as a sleeper in Division One. It is not a far fetched thought. Methuen fits the bill as well and…
The Maine playoffs actually began last week so we are technically speaking, we are starting our preview with the second round. The matchups are really good, especially in Class A and B. Classes C and D have some quality matchups as well. It should be a fun three weeks in Vacationland. Here is our Maine High School playoff preview. Class A Deering (4) at Portland (1) Bangor (3) at Oxford……
The playoffs kick off in Rhode Island this weekend and we have some great first round and potential second round match ups in all four divisions. Here is our playoff preview. Division 1 La Salle Academy (1) BYE North Kingstown (2) BYE St. Raphael’s (6) at Bishop Hendricken Portsmouth (5) at Cranston West (4) Bowl Tournament Burriville (10) at Cumberland (7) Barrington (9) at Central (8) Breakdown: La Salle is……
The playoffs kick off in New Hampshire this weekend and we have some great first round and potential second round match ups in all four divisions.
The Yukica/New Hampshire Chapter of the National Football Foundation officially announced the 10 semifinalists for the 2025 award on Thursday, as chosen by the foundation’s committee. This prestigious award is presented annually to the most outstanding NHIAA football player