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Patriots: Defense gives up 567 yards of total offense in 35-29 OT loss to Dallas
Photo: Maddie Meyer/Getty Images Sunday’s regular season home game against the Cowboys may have been one of the most entertaining games at Gillette Stadium in quite some time, but in the end, it will go down in history as a historically bad performance for the defense. Sure, the unit made some huge stops – particularly inside the red zone and even in goal-to-go situations – but it also gave up…
Boston College: Eagles blown out by NC State 33-7 in disappointing performance
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Boston College preview: No. 22 NC State (4-1) @ Boston College (4-1)
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Patriots: Another big test early in his career looms for Mac Jones on Sunday
PHOTO: AP/Frank Franklin II Despite the loss, I think just about everyone agrees that Mac Jones passed the Tampa Bay test in terms of being able to handle the bright lights and everything else that came with the game during that wild week. Now, Jones is facing a similar yet completely different type of test when the Cowboys visit for another national TV game and a 4:25 kick off on…
Boston College: Hafley balancing analytics and instinct while leading the Eagles
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Boston College: Eagles hoping Alumni Stadium shines in prime time
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Patriots: Offense continues to improve in win over Houston
PHOTO: JUSTIN REX/AP It wasn’t very pretty, but 2-3 looks and sounds a hell of a lot better than 1-4. Mac Jones continued to show is toughness behind a patchwork offensive line who did its job admirably on Sunday and Nick Folk buried a 21-yard field goal with 15 seconds left to give New England a 25-22 win. The defense continued to struggle as Texans rookie quarterback Davis Mills threw…
Patriots: Can a 1-3 team have a “trap” game?
Yes. Yes it can. In years past, this “get right” scenario for the Patriots would have been an absolute layup. We would all be fully confident in Bill Belichick’s ability to mess with a rookie quarterback and Tom Brady would shred this lackluster Houston defense and all would be right with the world come Monday morning. Those days simply don’t exist anymore and Sunday’s meeting with the lowly Texans is…
Harvard: No. 22 Crimson remain unbeaten with gritty 24-10 win over Cornell
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