• MIAA Top 25 – Postseason edition (First round)
  • Connecticut High School Top 25 – Week 9
  • New England D1 poll – Week 10
  • 7 Points on the Patriots 45-27 loss to the Packers
  • If needed, Corey Kiner ready to carry the workload for Pats

UConn Four Down Preview: Lafayette Leopards (0-1) vs. UConn Huskies (0-0)

Kickoff: The UConn Huskies open the Jason Candle Era at Rentschler Field against the FCS Lafayette Leopards. Fresh off a strong nine-win season, the Huskies enter the year looking to establish early momentum on home turf. Facing a solid Patriot League opponent in Lafayette, this season opener serves as a crucial tune-up to set the baseline for execution, test roster depth, and integrate new talent. 

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Boston College Four Down Preview: Boston College Eagles (0-0) vs. Cincinnati Bearcats (0-0)

Image courtesy of ESPN Kickoff: After months of change from top to bottom throughout the program, a long offseason finally comes to an end on Saturday with BC kicking off 2026 at Cincinnati. New staff members, 30+ new faces and a new play-caller highlight what should look and feel like a much different team. 1st Down: Bill O’Brien is calling the plays this year and the Eagles have a Division…

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LaSalle 34, North Kingstown 7: Rams start fast in dominant opening win

By Mike Sidhly NEFJ Correspondent PROVIDENCE – Setting the tone is something every football  coach wants from their team in week one. That’s exactly what Dan Koppen got from his La Salle squad on Friday night. The Rams dominated North Kingstown, 34-7 in an RIIL opening night matchup to secure their first win of the season. Quarterback Sam Perry threw for two touchdowns, both of them to receiver Jalen Moseley….

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Scrimmage recap: Catholic Memorial & Central Catholic tune up before regular season

By Michael Najarian NEFJ Correspondent WEST ROXBURY — Turnovers were the difference maker for the Catholic Memorial Knights in their preseason scrimmage game against the Central Catholic Raiders, as the Knights prevailed 21-14 in a shortened game. The teams played the whole first half and one drive each in the third quarter before stopping regular play and allowing each other to work on different situations and tactics. Catholic Memorial head…

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Moseley ready to lead LaSalle back to top of the Rhode Island mountain

PROVIDENCE- LaSalle Academy wide receiver and defensive back Jalen Moseley enters the upcoming high school football season as one of the most explosive and versatile perimeter playmakers in Rhode Island. A dynamic two-way threat capable of stretching defenses vertically on offense while locking down top opposing targets in the secondary, Moseley has spent the past several months ensuring that his junior campaign marks a definitive leap forward in his development.

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Transfer portal, good coaching & good recruiting helping programs like UMass

For a program that had endured a 16-game losing streak and entered the season as a 29-point underdog, the University of Massachusetts’ stunning 37-21 road victory over Big Ten opponent Rutgers was not a fluke outcome. It was an emphatic opening statement for a long-dormant football program that is finally showing real signs of life.

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UMass makes statement & lays big piece of foundation for turnaround

PISCATAWAY- For a program that spent years serving as college football’s ultimate punchline, Thursday night in Piscataway changed everything. Massachusetts went into SHI Stadium and did not just squeak past a Big Ten opponent—they dictated the terms of engagement from the jump, walking away with an undeniable 37-21 victory over Rutgers to open the season. 

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2026 Boston College Eagles Season Preview

Image courtesy of BC Athletics It’s a new day of sorts for BC Football. After one of the worst seasons in program history following a bowl berth in Bill O’Brien’s first year, the program looks completely different. New recruiting, NFL-like front office structure. New staff members. O’Brien is calling the plays. Oh, and there’s 30+ new faces on the roster as the Eagles had no choice but to join in…

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Delaware 42, Merrimack 7 – Warriors offense struggles in blowout loss

Image courtesy of Merrimack Athletics For just about the entire first half on Friday night, Merrimack hung with Delaware on the road. After years of championship football at the FCS level while in the CAA, the Blue Hens moved up to the FBS level last season. Meanwhile, Merrimack was coming off a 34-7 season-opening loss as an independent. It wasn’t supposed to be close and in the end, it wasn’t….

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