I was cruising along but last week was not a good week. At least by my standards. I went 7-9 on the week. Bad week. Need a bounce back this week. Hopefully I get it otherwise, I will be officially on a losing streak. Here we gooooo……. High School North Attleboro at Canton: The Red Rocketeers will be looking to avenge last season’s loss to Canton and they get it done…
Joe Fagnano had a career day in the Huskies blowout win over FIU. Plenty of big time performances once again this week in New England Division One College Football. UConn’s Joe Fagnano had a career day and Brown’s upset win over URI landed three Bears on this week’s list. Meanwhile, Harvard continues to hum along thanks to Jaden Craig and an explosive offense. Here are this week’s College Dudes of……
Boston College football coach Bill O’Brien is not running from the reality of the Eagles’ disastrous 1-4 start, but he is offering a surprisingly defiant form of accountability: placing the entire blame squarely on his own shoulders. Following an embarrassing 48-7 blowout loss to Pitt—the team’s fourth consecutive defeat—O’Brien faced the press with a sobering yet unyielding resolve, vowing to “figure it out.”
Week 5 featured some big performances throughout New England. Here are some of the notable ones.
Not many changes at the top of the poll this week but the bottom of the poll does see some movement with St, Mark’s entering the Top 10.
After a 27-14 win over Mashpee, Randolph Head Coach Jon Marshall has been named the New England Patriots Coach of the Week.
With URI losing to Brown, we have changes at the top of this week’s poll. Harvard has now claimed the top spot as the number one team in our New England Division One Poll.
Cheshire Academy quarterback four star quarterback Keegan Croucher announced on Sunday that he is committing to the University of Ole Miss.
Croucher is one of the top signal callers in the Class of 2027 and he held 20 offers. Georgia, Michigan, Indiana, UConn, Kentucky, Memphis and Miami (Fla) were among the other schools that had offered him scholarships.
USA TODAY The New England Patriots’ backfield has suffered a significant blow with the news that running back Antonio Gibson will miss the remainder of the season after suffering a torn ACL. The injury occurred during the team’s victory over the Buffalo Bills on Sunday night, with an MRI on Monday confirming the diagnosis. Gibson, who had been a vital, multi-faceted contributor for the Patriots, sustained the season-ending knee injury…
Photo by Jaiden Tripi/Getty Images Drake Maye took another step towards becoming a franchise quarterback on Sunday night after leading the Patriots to an improbable upset win over the Buffalo Bills. Maye completed 22-of-30 passes for 293 yards and was clutch down the stretch in the win. It wasn’t easy for Maye. Buffalo’s pass rush stymied the Patriots offense early and got to him routinely. The young quarterback had the…