• Patriots work out local draft prospects
  • Josh McDaniels looking forward to reinventing his offense with Drake Maye
  • Staples promotes Matthew Jacowleff to head coach
  • Patriots trade Joe Milton and capitalize on a late round pick
  • Joe Milton traded to Dallas

Army 17, Holy Cross 14- Crusaders late rally falls short

Image courtesy of Holy Cross Athletics WEST POINT- Holy Cross’ comeback from behind effort against Army fell short today in a 17-14 loss.  The Crusaders scored with just over two minutes left in the game to get within three but the defense, which played well all afternoon failed to get a fourth down stop and Army salted the clock away.  Holy Cross and Army met for the 25th time today…….

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BB&N 52, Lawrence Academy 21 — Knights deliver early knockout

GROTON — In Saturday’s Independent School League showdown with Lawrence Academy, BB&N wanted to send an early signal that the Knights were the superior team. Message received, loud and clear. Bo MacCormack returned the opening kickoff for a touchdown, and the Knights never looked back in a 52-21 victory. BB&N scored 42 points by halftime, and dominated from start to finish. With the win, BB&N improved to 6-2 and looks……

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(1) Bishop Hendricken 21, (4) Central 20 (OT) – Hawks survive scare to reach D1 final

By Mike Scandura NEFJ Correspondent WARWICK- Discipline. As much as anything that was the difference in No. 1 Hendricken’s 21-20 overtime victory against No. 4 Central in a Division I semifinal game Friday night. The Hawks (8-1) won the coin toss prior to overtime, deferred and Central (3-7) took advantage. It scored on a six-yard run off right tackle by quarterback Avani Rodrigues. But in an eyeblink the Knights were……

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(1) West Warwick 21, (2) Lincoln 20 — Wizards pull late-game magic to beat Lions

By Harry Pray NEFJ Correspondent WEST WARWICK — After both teams earned the right to play another week, West Warwick brawled it out with Lincoln in the Division 3 Rhode Island semifinal and came away victorious, 21-20. “What I love the most about our team was we never (quit), the tenacity, the willingness to continue to play, even when we were down,” said West Warwick coach Wesley Pennington. “When things……

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