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Who’s really No. 1?

Here are some tids and bits as we try to take a breather before the high school tournament season begins in earnest, as field hockey starts this week and soccer and volleyball begin later this month: • Who’s No. 1? And what does that really mean? This past week the Bishop Guertin High ...

Time Travel: Harvey’s Panthers sail through Tide

OCT. 15, 1956 – “Coming from behind to overcome a 6-0 second-period deficit, Nashua High’s young band of footballers took complete command after that and tallied twice in the second period and once after the intermission to turn back the Crimson of Concord, 20-6, Saturday afternoon before ...

Help wanted: Can shorthanded Patriots toe the line?

If you're in good shape, can take some contact on a football field, heck, you should have boarded a plane to Houston in time for today's New England Patriots-Houston Texans game. Who knows, you could've been signed on the spot. The Patriots are razor thin on the offensive line. Horribly so. ...

Enjoy wild month

It’s over a week into October, a month that probably should be renamed SportsTober. We were preoccupied with Tom Brady last weekend, so we apologize for not mapping out your sports month. But here we go, beginning with the start of this week: ••• SUNDAY, OCT. 10 Your Boston ...

For Patriots, it’s mostly out with the old, in with the new

The day was February 3, 2019. It was just nearly three years ago, but it seems like over a decade. On that day, the New England Patriots beat the Los Angeles Rams 13-3 in a fairly boring Super Bowl. Wide receiver Julian Edelman was the game's MVP with 10 catches of Tom Brady passes for 141 ...