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Foxborough fires up for Super Bowl LX as thousands brave the cold for a Patriots send off

FOXBOROUGH- A familiar roar returned to Gillette Stadium this Sunday morning, but it wasn’t for a kickoff. Instead, tens of thousands of fans braved biting winds and freezing temperatures to give the New England Patriots a raucous send-off as they depart for Santa Clara to face the Seattle Seahawks in Super Bowl LX. The atmosphere in Foxborough was electric, marking a celebratory pinnacle for a franchise that has completed one…

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Changing of the guard at Belmont Hill as Fucillo steps down to join Tufts

Image courtesy of Tufts Athletics Over the last four years, Belmont Hill head coach Anthony Fucillo brought not just respectability, but winning back to the Sextants’ program. After a down year in 2025 following a 2024 NEPSAC Bowl victory, now, BH will need to find a new leader as Fucillo stepped down from his position officially on Friday, posting a lengthy, heartfelt thank you to the Belmont Hill community before…

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Vrabel downplays Maye’s absence from practice; Keeps it light during final home press conference

FOXBOROUGH – It was a little bit of a last day of school vibe at Gillette Stadium on Friday. The Patriots both practiced and held media availability for the last time in Foxborough during this unimaginably special 2025 (into 2026) season. Keeping with tradition/superstition, Stacey James and the always impressive Pats PR staff had lobster rolls and more out for the large gathering in the media workroom. Before that, right…

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Zack Botelho steps down at Whitman-Hanson

The Whitman-Hanson Regional High School Athletic Department has officially announced that Zack Botelho is stepping down from his position as head football coach. After five years at the helm of the program, Botelho has decided to step away from the role for personal reasons.

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