Image courtesy of Yahoo Sports FOXBOROUGH – It was another perfect day for kicker Andy Borreagles on Tuesday. Now in year two, Borregales has already shown an ability to make kicks consistently and in some pressure spots. As a rookie, he had to beat out Parker Romo. This summer, Borregales is competing only with himself. The second-year man out of Miami was 5-5 during the ninth camp practice, booming a…
Everything Joe Harasymiak said following 1st day of UMass training camp
Image courtesy of UMass Athletics AMHERST – UMass is no longer the worst college football team in the country. At least for now. The road to redemption after an 0-12 campaign officially started on Monday morning with the first training camp practice of the summer for the Minutemen. Following practice, second-year head coach Joe Harasymiak met with the media. Here’s everything he had to say: Opening statement “Good to have……
Pats hold spirited indoor practice to kick off 2nd week of camp
FOXBOROUGH – Rain forced the Patriots’ eighth training camp practice indoors on Monday morning. It may have been a blessing in disguise too. The tightness inside of the Winn Waste Innovations Field House – combined with no fans – made for the most intimate and competitive practice of the summer so far. Physical (but nothing crazy) and a ton of jaw-jacking between the offense and defense. Usually, we’d just sort…
University of New Haven ready to make noise, both in NEC & nationally
The New Haven Chargers are only going into their second season as a Division One program, yet they are positioning themselves not just as contenders, but as the team to beat in the Northeast Conference.
Swampscott’s Delano poised to lead Big Blue to big things
Doyle Delano is one of the best players in Massachusetts. Yet if you live South of Boston, you may not have heard of him. It is because Delano won’t flood your X timeline with hype videos and his highlight film. He is all business.
Patriots going back to their roots offensively when using tempo
FOXBOROUGH- As defensive coordinators prepare to face Josh McDaniels offense for a second season this time around, the threat of the Patriots going uptempo is always lingering in the back of their minds. While modern football often equates tempo with high-flying, no-huddle spread offenses that push the pace for four quarters, the Patriots have long viewed tempo through a far more surgical lens: as a strategic change of pace rather…
UMass needs to turn things around this season & show tangible progress
AMHERST- As training camp kicks off for UMass Football today, the margin for error in Amherst has officially evaporated. Following a winless 0-12 campaign in 2025, UMass football enters Year Two under head coach Joe Harasymiak facing a pivotal juncture in program history. With the program transitioning into its full return to the Mid-American Conference (MAC) and establishing a regional core of local talent, patience is no longer the luxury it once was. The foundation has been poured, the culture has been torn down to the studs, and now the Minutemen must translate spring urgency into fall results.
3rd straight day in pads provides good back & forth in Foxborough
FOXBOROUGH – With a scheduled day off on Sunday, the Patriots were back in pads outside a sweltering Gillette Stadium on Saturday morning. The biggest crowd so far saw some good back-and-forth from both the offense and defense with plays being made on both sides. The fans also got their first glimpse of rookie EDGE Gabe Jacas who practiced in a limited role for the first time. A few guys…
BC duo navigating unfamiliar NFL waters together at Patriots camp
FOXBOROUGH – Quintayvious Hutchins could not have been happier to see Jeremiah Franklin when he walked into the locker room of the New Balance Athletics Center next to Gillette Stadium last week. Hutchins – the Patriots’ 7th-round draft pick in April – was thrilled to see a former teammate in Franklin, who was added to the tight ends’ room last Friday. “When I see him walk in, it was just…
Sacred Heart ready to make statement in the CAA
FAIRFIELD, CT- A new era is officially here in Fairfield, Connecticut, as the Sacred Heart University football team prepares to take a massive leap into the Coastal Athletic Association (CAA) for it’s first season. After navigating life as an FCS independent, the Pioneers are stepping into one of the most competitive and prestigious conferences in Division I FCS football, intent on proving that they belong among the nation’s best.