• New England CFB Recap: Week 2
  • UNH 42, Stonehill 35 – Wildcats get Goldrich first win as head coach
  • Daniel Hand 28, Bishop Hendricken 0: Tigers maul Hawks in big interstate matchup
  • Maryland 38, UConn 14 – Huskies can’t keep up with Terps
  • UMass 37, Sacred Heart 10: Minutemen start 2-0 for first time since 2011

New England CFB Recap: Week 2

Another weekend of New England college ball is in the books. With 13 of the 17 teams in action beginning with BC getting an emotional win on Red Bandanna night, some fascinating storylines are already starting to unfold. Before the Ivy League’s start next week, UMass moved to 2-0 for the first time since the Bruins won the Stanley Cup (2011) with a blowout home-opening victory over Sacred Heart. UConn……

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UNH 42, Stonehill 35 – Wildcats get Goldrich first win as head coach

Image courtesy of UNH Athletics By Allen Lessels NEFJ Correspondent DURHAM, N.H. – Quarterback Jack O’Connell and the Stonehill College offense rolled up the offensive statistics. But the University of New Hampshire had linebacker Trevor Barry and running back Joquez Smith and mixed in some early-game magic on special teams. The combination was enough – barely – to give former Wildcat quarterback Sean Goldrich his first coaching win, 42-35, over…

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Daniel Hand 28, Bishop Hendricken 0: Tigers maul Hawks in big interstate matchup

By Colby Shannon NEFJ Correspondent WARWICK — An interstate state champion clash took place just outside of Providence on Saturday night, as the reigning Connecticut Class SS champion Daniel Hand Tigers traveled across borders to face the Bishop Hendricken Hawks, coming off their third consecutive Rhode Island Division I championship. Daniel Hand – ranked fifth in Connecticut – was playing its first game, while Bishop Hendricken – ranked second in…

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Maryland 38, UConn 14 – Huskies can’t keep up with Terps

By Rob Gullo NEFJ Correspondent EAST HARTFORD  – After opening the season with a record-breaking win against Lafayette, UConn fell back to earth on Saturday, losing 38-14 to Maryland at Rentschler Field on Saturday afternoon, snapping an eight-game home win streak. The Huskies struck first and gained a 7-0 lead towards the end of the first quarter, which was short-lived as Maryland tied the game on its ensuing drive and…

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UMass 37, Sacred Heart 10: Minutemen start 2-0 for first time since 2011

By Mukala Kabongo NEFJ Correspondent AMHERST – Following the stunning win over Rutgers last week, UMass head coach Joe Harasymiak’s group had a next game mentality as they quickly shifted their focus to Sacred Heart. That focus showed itself early and often in their home opener, a dominant 37-10 victory over FCS opponent Sacred Heart from the NEC. “The start of the game is exactly what we talked about,” said Harasymiak….

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No. 13 URI 31, Elon 10: Big 4th quarter propels Rams to first win in new home

By Mike Sidhly NEFJ Correspondent PAWTUCKET – Though the University Of Rhode Island has a new home this year, their dominance of CAA opponents remains consistent. This was the first home game for No. 13 URI in 2026, as the Rams are now playing in the gorgeous Centreville Bank Stadium in Pawtucket in lieu of the fact that their normal home Meade Stadium, is undergoing renovations and is inoperable for…

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UMass Four Down Preview: Sacred Heart Pioneers (0-1) vs. UMass Minutemen (1-0)

By Ryan Barry NEFJ Correspondent Kickoff: The UMass Minutemen welcome the Sacred Heart Pioneers to McGuirk Alumni Stadium on Saturday afternoon for their 2026 home opener. In wake of last week’s 37-21 win at Rutgers, the shine couldn’t be brighter on the program who look to build off their upset and win consecutive games for the first time since 2023. 1st Down: The UMass offense under senior quarterback William “Pop”…

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Boston College 28, Rutgers 21: Eagles Rise To Occasion On Emotional Night

CHESTNUT HILL – Red Bandanna games are always special, but this one felt different. On the 25th anniversary of the horrific events that took place on September 11,  Boston College hosted Rutgers for the annual game honoring Welles Crowther on Friday night. Aside from desperately needing a win to avoid starting 0-2, BC simply couldn’t lose. Not with a ‘white out’ in the stands. Not with Welles’ family in attendance….

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Xaverian 42, Bishop Feehan 36: Hawks Win In Wild Overtime Matchup

By Jared Keene NEFJ Correspondent WESTWOOD – From a neutral standpoint, it truly doesn’t get much better than what went down on Clapboardtree Street Friday night. That’s where three-time defending Division 1 state champion Xaverian hosted last year’s D2 state runner-up Bishop Feehan. In recent years, this game hasn’t necessarily been the closest, but if the Hawks thought they were going to roll, they were dead wrong. The Shamrocks, who…

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