College: New England College Football Week 7 schedule
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Author: Kevin Stone
Patriots: Zappe making quarterback decision much tougher than anticipated
(AP Photo/Steven Senne) Are you Team Zappe or Team Mac? It’s pretty stunning that we’re even at the point where there is a real discussion as to who the Patriots’ starting quarterback should be on Monday night, but Zappe’s play over the last two weeks and perhaps more importantly, the way he’s carrying himself, is making this a not-so-crazy conversation. In August, if you had told anyone that watches this…
College: No rest for coaching staffs despite bye weeks
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Holy Cross: Following bye week, Crusaders ready to take the next step
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High School: Connecticut Top 25 – Week 7
Image courtesy of Greenwich HS football Poll put together by Jake Klein, NEFJ Correspondent 1. New Canaan The Rams got off to a fast start and never looked back in their 45-0 Week 6 blowout win over Norwalk. Regular quarterback Ty Groff—who’s been essentially relegated to kicking duties this season due to injury—forced a fumble on the opening kickoff. It was one of four takeaways for the New Canaan defense,…
Patriots: Zappe throws for over 300 yards in second career start as Pats hammer the Browns
Image courtesy of David Richard/AP Sunday was a tough afternoon for those that heavily critiqued Bill Belichick’s 2022 draft. Rookie quarterback Bailey Zappe thew for over 300 and two touchdowns in his second career start, while draft classmate Tyquan Thornton scored his first two career touchdowns – one receiving one rushing – and the Patriots cruised to a 38-15 win over the Browns. The defense also held the highly hyped…
High School: Rivers 38, Belmont Hill 32 (OT); Rivers remains unbeaten with wild road win
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High School: West Boylston 51, Oxford 15; Lions’ roar too much for Pirates to handle
By Tony Catalina NEFJ Correspondent OXFORD – It was a tale of two halves in Oxford Friday night. What started off as a bit of a defensive struggle in the first quarter turned into an offensive onslaught from there on. A game that saw a scoreless tie through one quarter ended with a total of 66 points and a 51-15 West Boylston thrashing when it was all said and done….
High School: Middleborough 20, Rockland 19; Sachems defense holds on
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