Despite a comeback by the Baltimore Ravens in the second half, the Patriots were able to hold onto a lead and win at home last night 30 to 23. The game…
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Red Sox, Patriots Making September Sweet
September has turned into the sweetest month this year, and here’s why. THE RED SOX The first-place Red Sox – yes, first place – are in a pennant race…
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Why Did The Patriots Lose? Let Us Count The Ways
The Patriots did not lose to the Broncos Sunday because kicker Stephen Gostkowski missed a point after attempt in the first quarter. Allow me to repeat….
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It’s Not Brady Vs. Manning; It’s The Patriots Vs. The Broncos
All last week, Sports World focused on the rivalry between quarterbacks Tom Brady and Peyton Manning. Brady vs. Manning. Manning vs. Brady. Their 17th,…
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The Questionables Help The Patriots To Their 27-20 Playoff Victory
Call them The Questionables because there was just a 50-50 chance they would play in their AFC divisional playoff game Saturday. Questionable Rob Gronko…
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No Surprise: The Pats Are Back
After two consecutive losses, the second their worst performance in years, the Patriots are back. Are you surprised? You shouldn’t be. Bill Belichick…
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Wondering Why As The College Football Regular Season Winds Down
Another college football season is winding down, and I’m wondering why this new Division I playoff system has me feeling the old way might have been…
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Oh, The Pain Of Costly Fumbles, Interceptions And Blocked Kicks
Oh, the agony of interceptions, the pain of lost fumbles, the hurt of blocked punts and field-goal attempts, the ache of failed PATs. Oh, the sting of…
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It’s A Big Weekend For Salve Regina, Bryant, NESCAC Football Archrivals
Western New England is the place to be for championship football on Saturday. Yes, it’s Division III, but I doubt you will find more appealing matchups…
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College Football Is Weeknight Entertainment As Well As A Saturday Ritual
College football has gone wacky. Why else would Northern Illinois have played at Toledo on Tuesday night and Ohio University have traveled to Bowling…