• Top Games to watch on Thanksgiving in the CIAC
  • Geoff Marcone stepping down as LaSalle Coach
  • Recapping Jim Mora’s UConn-UMass game week press conference
  • Thanksgiving football: Stoneham 42, Reading 14 – Spartans hammer Rockets at Fenway
  • Thanksgiving football: Nantucket 22, Martha’s Vineyard 14 (OT) – Whalers win 44th meeting for Island Cup at Fenway

(11) UNH 24, Dartmouth 7 – Laube leads the way again in Granite Bowl win

Image courtesy of @UNH_Football By Allen Lessels NEFJ Correspondent DURHAM – Senior running back Dylan Laube and a big defensive effort led the No. 11 University of New Hampshire football team to a 24-7 win over Dartmouth College on Saturday night in a windy Wildcat Stadium in front of a crowd of 8,330. A week after collecting a UNH record 295 yards in receptions in a loss at Central Michigan……

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St. John’s Prep 30, Central Catholic 28 — Eagles’ run game leads the way

DANVERS — For decades, St. John’s Prep has come right at opponents with a familiar script. The Eagles run counter, then toss, then counter again, then toss again. And when the opponent sneaks up, Prep runs play action and hits you over the top. It appears that this year, the Prep has the type of personnel again to execute this winning formula. The Eagles had two rushers eclipse the century……

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Seven Points on the Eagles 31-29 loss to Florida State

CHESTNUT HILL- Boston College list a heartbreaker to Florida State today, 31-29. The Eagles battled back from an 31-10 deficit but their comeback fell short. Quarterback Thomas Castellanos was the star as he single handily kept the Eagles in the game. He was masterful today and has established himself as the team’s starting quarterback now and in the future. Here are seven points from today’s game. 1.Fast Start: The Eagles……

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Cheshire Academy 20, Brunswick 14 – Cheshire starts fast and hangs on

Image courtesy of Ray Teodora CHESHIRE — Cheshire Academy might just be the most talented program in New England and after knocking off New England Champion Brunswick, that statement might be true. Dante Reno threw three second quarter touchdown passes, two of them to fellow transfer Tariq Mallory and one to tight end Luke Reynolds. The Cheshire defense would do the rest making a couple of key stops in the……

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