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Albany 24, Bryant 17 — Great Danes hold off Bulldogs

SMITHFIELD, R.I. — Like a lot of coaches do, Bryant’s Chris Merritt preaches to his team that, in a lot of cases, games can be won or lost on a handful of key plays. In Saturday’s 24-17 loss to Albany, just one might have elevated above the rest in Bryant’s defeat. With the score tied at 10, Albany had the ball at the Bryant 40-yard line on a third and……

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UMass Four Down Preview: No. 21 Missouri Tigers (4-1) @ UMass Minutemen (1-5)

Image courtesy of ESPN By Ryan Barry NEFJ Staff Kickoff: The UMass Minutemen (1-5) welcome their first ever ranked power five opponent this Saturday afternoon when the No. 21 Missouri Tigers (4-1) travel to Amherst. In what should be a near sold out game on a national broadcast, McGuirk Alumni Stadium will be quite the sight on what’s shaping up to be a perfect fall day. 1st Down: The Minutemen dropped another……

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Catholic Memorial 40, Xaverian 37 — Knights hold off Hawks

By Mukala Kabongo NEFJ Staff WEST ROXBURY — Xaverian’s late rally fell short as the Hawks dropped a heartbreaker to Catholic Conference rival Catholic Memorial, 40-37, in front of a packed crowd at James R. O’Connor Field. Last year when these two teams faced off it was a late drive by Xaverian ending with a Lasean Sharp touchdown pass as time expired that gave the Knights a thrilling victory. The……

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BC High 20, Malden Catholic 7 — Eagles earn Catholic Conference win

By Paul Vozzella NEFJ Staff MALDEN — It was a clash of two undefeated Catholic Conference foes as the Malden Catholic Lancers faced off against the Boston College High Eagles. It was a game of quick execution for BC High and missed opportunities for Malden Catholic as the Eagles prevailed, 20-7. BC High broke the goal line first with a punch in from Brenden Ryan with just under a minute……

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