• Great weekend for New England college football as three teams get FCS playoff bids
  • NFL reinstates Jabrill Peppers
  • With playoff drought officially over, URI turns its attention to CCSU
  • Recapping Shane Montgomery’s UMass-UConn game week press conference
  • Seven Points on the Patriots 34-15 loss to the Dolphins

Top 16 College Poll – Week 9

We coming down the stretch in the college football season in New England. There was a lot of movement once again with some teams losing 1. Harvard (6-1)- Crimson grind out big win at home against Dartmouth. They visit Columbia on Saturday. 2. Boston College (5-3)- Eagles ground and pound their way to a win over UConn. The final score may not show it, but the Eagles dominated. A visit……

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The Patriots will not sell off, so uncross your fingers

The NFL trade deadline is today. At 2-6, many are expecting the Patriots to be a potential seller. With the playoffs a long shot, New England should be open for business but as we have said all along, that is highly unlikely given Bill Belichick’s track record. The Patriots have several impending free agents. Safety Kyle Dugger, tight ends Hunter Henry and Mike Gesicki, wide receiver Kendrick Bourne, offensive tackle…

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Remembering 10 state title games

As we are about to kick off the MIAA state tournament, we wanted to take a quick look back at where we’ve been. Going back every year since 2013, we wanted to pick one state title game a year that was either a close game, or otherwise notable. Let’s take a look. 2013 D4: Doherty 28, Dennis-Yarmouth 26 — The Highlanders earned a big one for Central Mass. with this……

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Seven Points on the Patriots 31-17 loss to the

The Patriots lost yet again in Miami, losing 31-17 to the Dolphins. With the loss, the Patriots fall to 2-6 on the season and 2-2 in the AFC East. They are now 17-42 all time against the Dolphins in Miami. Here are seven points on today’s loss. 1. Defense disappoints: The defense was inconsistent. They made plays early on and kept the Patriots in the game but their inability to…

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Dolphins 31, Patriots 17 – Miami continues to be house of horrors as Pats fall to 2-6

Image courtesy of The Palm Beach Post Well, it appears the Buffalo game was simply an anomaly. The Patriots defense gave up big plays on critical downs all day, the offense couldn’t capitalize opportunities and ultimately, the Pats lost 31-17 to Miami on Sunday afternoon. Miami out-gained New England 390-218, held the Patriots to 13 first downs and held the ball for over 35 minutes. Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle…

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