The Duxbury robotics team will be competing in the Rhode Island District qualifying event for the World Robotics Championship in Detroit. The event will be at Bryant University on March 24-25. The competition consists of building a robot capable of lifting cubes and putting them on a scale, […]
On February 4th at 6:30 pm the Patriots will be playing for their 6th Lombardi Trophy. They will be playing the Philadelphia Eagles who will be led by their backup quarterback Nick Foles. However, Foles is no joke having thrown for 352 yards and 3 touchdowns in […]
The New England Patriots will host the Tennessee Titans On Saturday January 13th at 8:15pm in the Divisional Round of The AFC playoffs. The 9-7 Titans will be looking to upset the 13-3 Patriots to keep their playoff hopes alive after coming off their first playoff win since […]
The New England Patriots will play the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday December 17th. This game has huge AFC Playoff implications. The Steelers (11-2) currently have possession of the first AFC playoff seed with the Patriots (10-3) having the second AFC playoff seed. If the Patriots win they will […]
The TD Garden is a special place when it’s gameday. The memories can be felt just by walking around the stadium. Memories of legendary plays and players. Maybe even personal memories such as the first game you went to, or seeing your favorite player, play. Most can be […]
You have seen it on tv. You have seen it in the news. The NFL National Anthem protests are widespread and highly publicized. There were even singers who took a knee while singing The National Anthem before a game. The players are protesting against many topics, including police […]
By: Peter G. So we’re at this point once again. The NBA season is winding down and there is only one more series of games to be played. Two teams will clash for a few weeks and then one of those teams will come out on top. One […]
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By: Peter G. So we are at this point once again in the Deflategate saga. Tom Brady’s suspension of four games due to the suspicion of his tampering with NFL game balls has been put back in place after the case was taken to the U.S. Court of […]
By: Peter G. and Ben B. March is upon us which means college basketball is as well. People all around the country flock to their couches to sit and watch as the NCAA basketball tournament unfolds. One huge part to the madness of March is filling out a […]
By: Peter G. The 2015 season for the Boston Red Sox can pretty much be summed up as a disappointment. Newly signed player like Pablo Sandoval and Hanley Ramirez weren’t playing up to their standards and prospects weren’t growing into good players. To add the cherry on top […]
By: Ben B. Sunday night, February 7th, won’t just be average gateway for the regular week, it is the night of the Super Bowl. The Super Bowl Sunday is one of the biggest days in America and can be safely described as an unofficial holiday. For those who […]
By: Peter G. Wow, what an amazing year of college football. From some of the most thrilling moments to ever occur on a college playing field to the moments where you questioned if there were anyone with a brain on the sideline you were rooting for (same goes […]
By: Ben B. Ah, November in New England. A month where the days get shorter, the weather gets colder and families come together. In the Boston sports world of today, November is synonymous with Brady, Belichick, and Brandon LaFell. Through the majority of the NBA’s 70 year history, […]
By: Peter G. One thing is always expected and always followed through with in New England, winning. In 2007, the New England Patriots finished with a record of 18-1 and fell just short of another Super Bowl championship in Foxboro. 2015 is not too different, with a record […]
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