Boston College-Patriots: Eagles and Pats coaching staffs sharing ideas as both look for bounce back seasons
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NFL Draft: Along with quarterback Westin Elliott, trio from Merrimack hopes to make an impact at the next level
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Recruiting: Maynard’s Midey breaks the mold with commitment to Ohio University coaching staff
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Boston College: Mahogany embracing the opportunity to take over as leader of the offensive line
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NFL Draft: Rhode Island’s Frimpong has eyes set on NFL career
If you’re going to play in the NFL, you obviously need confidence. If you’re going to play in the NFL after going to a smaller school, you need that confidence and a little bit of luck. For former Rhode Island receiver Ivory Frimpong, that confidence has been with him for quite a while now. Frimpong – who caught 36 balls for 494 yards and two touchdowns last year – is…
NFL Draft: UMass defensive lineman Avien Peah has fought to put himself on the radar of NFL scouts after changing positions
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Boston College: For the first time since taking the job, Jeff Hafley can take advantage of spring ball when the Eagles start practice Saturday
It took three years, but Boston College head coach Jeff Hafley got his first real recruiting class and now he finally gets a legitimate offseason to continue implementing his vision. Think about it. Just about two months after taking the job in December of 2019, Coach Hafley had any spring ball plans completely erased by a pandemic. Instead of getting to know his new team, he was just trying to…
Boston College: Loss of coaches in the short term will be tough, but ultimately it’s a good sign for Eagles fans
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High School: Local coaches running clinics to help kids hone their craft & develop leadership skills in the offseason
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Patriots: Who else from the 20-year dynasty should eventually end up in the Pro Football Hall of Fame?
In the words of Bill Goldberg: who’s next? Ty Law was the first true Patriot from the dynasty to be enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, and on Thursday night Richard Seymour became the second Patriot from the early years to earn that honor. Of course, Randy Moss is already in, but he’ll forever be remembered as a Viking more than a Patriot despite the historic 2007 season….