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Northeastern to sell bonds to finance athletic facility replacing Matthews Arena

The Massachusetts Development Finance Agency board members voted March 13 to approve Northeastern to sell $650 million of municipal bonds to finance the deconstruction and construction of the new multi-purpose facility that is planned to replace the historic Matthews Arena. 
Northeastern’s 2024 institutional master plan, or IMP, estimated the construction of the new facility at 262 St. Botolph St. would cost between $300 and $350 million. The proposed building will include an arena for ice hocke...
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Huskies dominate against North Carolina A&T in last home game of season

Northeastern men’s basketball (16-14, 8-9 CAA) beat the North Carolina A&T Aggies (7-23, 3-14 CAA) 69-55 during the Huskies’ Senior Night game Feb. 27. 
“I’m just really pleased with the outcome,” said head coach Bill Coen. “I thought we played a really super solid game. They’re a very difficult team to play against. They play at a very slow pace, so they kind of lull you to sleep a little bit. We had a couple of those moments where defensively, I kept urging our guys not to let their lack of pa...
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Q&A: Northeastern to New Orleans: Chelsea Pe Benito’s journey from being a Northeastern dancer to a cheerleader for the Super Bowl champions

Former Northeastern dance team captain Chelsea Pe Benito ‘19 cheered on the Caesars Superdome sideline as the Philadelphia Eagles dominated in the 2025 Super Bowl Feb. 9, her first time taking the Super Bowl stage. In an interview with The Huntington News, Pe Benito reflected on balancing her full-time career with cheer, how she became a dancer and what it’s really like cheering on the Super Bowl victors.
“My time on that team is the reason why I am where I am today in terms of dance,” Pe Benito...
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First to fourth: Northeastern places last in the Beanpot tournament after chance to three-peat

Northeastern men’s hockey (9-14-3, 4-9-3 HE) sank from its 2024 champion title to claim last place in the 2025 Beanpot tournament, losing to Harvard University (8-13-2, 6-8-2 ECAC) 4-3 Feb. 10 after a penalty-ridden game. 
“I thought five-on-five, we played pretty good hockey,” head coach Jerry Keefe said in the post-game conference. “I thought our mindset was good. I thought we had a good week of practice. But everything was just self-inflicted tonight for this group.”
The Huskies’ frustration,...
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From working class to the wealthiest class: what five Northeastern alumni have to say about the university’s transition

Over the past several decades, Northeastern has expanded its empire by buying up smaller universities around the country and accepting students into alternate admissions programs such as Global Scholars and N.U.in. But the elite institution — where a mere 5.2% of applicants accepted to the Boston campus in fall 2024 — was much more inclusive several decades ago, Northeastern alumni say.
“Northeastern [was] a working class, working man’s university. That term was around [but] I don’t think they’d...
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Boston College demolishes Northeastern in 8-2 Beanpot semifinal victory

The Boston College Eagles (20-4-1, 12-3-1 HE) delivered a painful blow to the three-peat-dreaming Huskies (9-13-3, 4-9-3 HE) Feb. 3 at TD Garden in a 8-2 Beanpot semifinal loss that didn’t let up in the third period.
“The game kind of settled in. It was back and forth. We were fortunate. We got a couple of huge saves to keep the lead. And then when we got some chances, we were able to capitalize. I didn’t feel like it was as lopsided as the score,” said Boston College head coach Greg Brown. 
Thr...
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Northeastern takes on Boston College in the first round of Beanpot tomorrow. Here’s what to know.

Northeastern men’s hockey (9-12-3, 4-9-3 HE) will take on No.1 Boston College (19-4-1, 12-3-1 HE) in the first round of the 72nd annual Beanpot tournament Feb. 3 at TD Garden.
The Huskies will look to three-peat their Beanpot title, as the Northeastern women’s hockey team did after they took down Boston University  4-0 Jan. 21 in their own championship game.
BC is coming off a seven-game win streak while the Huskies are on a two-game losing streak. However, when these two schools met earlier thi...
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The force is not with Huskies in loss to Merrimack

The force failed the Huskies Jan. 25 when Northeastern men’s hockey (9-11-3, 4-8-3 HE) narrowly fell to the Merrimack College Warriors (10-13-1, 6-7-1 HE) 4-3 at Star Wars night in Matthews Arena. 
“We just can’t make the mistakes we made in the second period,” head coach Jerry Keefe said post-game.“Terrible on the PK [penalty kill], stupid penalty, a faceoff loss for a goal.”  
The first period opened with Merrimack immediately taking control of the puck, launching two shots in the first 30 sec...
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Super Bowl predictions: AFC, NFC championships

As we head into the conference championships, The Huntington News’ Fantasy Football writers predicted how these matchups will play out and who will be battling in the 2025 Super Bowl. 
Jan. 26 brings yet another matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Buffalo Bills in the playoffs. The Chiefs have been victorious every time they’ve played the Bills in the playoffs in recent years, with the Chiefs’ 13-second comeback in the 2021 (the game was January 2022) AFC divisional round being the mo...
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Northeastern defeats Drexel for fifth home win

Northeastern men’s basketball team (11-9, 3-4) CAA broke their two-game losing streak Jan. 23, beating the Drexel Dragons (11-9, 3-4 CAA) 70-61 in their first home game since Jan. 4. 
The Huskies were dominant in their three-pointers in the first half, collecting four out of their five attempts. 
Sophomore guard JB Frankel and junior guard Rashad King tied with the most points of the game at 19, marking Frankel’s career high. 
The Huskies also outperformed the Dragons in steals and blocks. King...
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Northeastern men’s hockey take first weekend sweep of the season against Vermont

Northeastern men’s hockey (9-10-3, 4-7-3 HE) swept the University of Vermont Catamounts (8-12-3, 3-8-2 HE) in back-to-back games Jan. 17 and 18. 
The first game of the weekend was a fierce battle that was eventually sent into overtime, 2-1, while the second game leaned more in the Huskies’ favor, 3-2. 
The first and second periods of Jan. 17’s game on the road in Burlington were scoreless as many shots went unfulfilled, the Huskies never quite able to reach the back of the net. 
The Huskies were...
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Northeastern takes another close loss to College of Charleston on the road

Northeastern men’s basketball (10-9, 2-4 CAA) narrowly fell to the College of Charleston Cougars (15-4, 5-1 CAA) 87-85 Jan. 18, marking its fourth conference and second consecutive loss. 
The Huskies started off strong; Keeping up with the Cougars, Northeastern shot 54% from the field while Charleston shot 52% in the first half. 
Northeastern was missing junior guard LA Pratt, who has put up 198 points for the team so far this season during his first year as a Husky after transferring from Elon...
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Fantasy Football: Divisional Round

The anticipation for the Super Bowl rises as Feb. 9 approaches. First, the Divisional Round, where we see (gamble, maybe cry) who makes it to the NFC and AFC championship games. 
Here are The Huntington News’ predictions for this weekend: 
 
NFC
 
(6) Washington Commanders vs. (1) Detroit Lions (8 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 18)
The Washington Commanders take on the Detroit Lions at home Jan. 18. (Who would have thought that the Commanders would have made it this far?)
The Commanders have been doing wel...
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Northeastern falls short to UNCW Seahawks

Northeastern men’s basketball (10-8, 2-3 CAA) took a tough loss to the University of North Carolina Wilmington Seahawks (13-5, 3-2 CAA), or UNCW, 72-80 on the road in Wilmington Jan. 16. 
After tying up their conference record against Stony Brook Jan. 11, the Huskies slipped and ended up tipping the record again with an added loss.
Northeastern started off strong, winning the tipoff and marking the score 11-3 in the first five minutes. 
The Seahawks began to push back as they brought the score c...
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Huskies split basketball conference games on the road

The Northeastern men’s basketball team (10-7, 2-2 CAA) split their two conference games on the road Jan. 9 and 11, losing to the Towson University Tigers (8-9, 3-1 CAA) 73-80 and decisively winning against the Stony Brook University Seawolves (4-13, 0-4 CAA) 70-66. 
The Huskies clung onto the Tigers on the court Jan. 9 but were unable to topple Towson’s lead late in the second half. 
Junior guard LA Pratt notched the game-high in points at 22, but the Huskies failed to keep the scoreboard in the...
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‘Play-based learning’: How Northeastern’s daycare serves the smallest members of the community

Tucked away inside Kerr Hall along The Fenway sits a space reserved for the smallest members of the university community: Northeastern’s daycare. The facility is decked out with children’s artwork plastered against the walls, colorful carpets trailing along the floors, personalized cubbies that reflect each child’s unique personality and masses of toys like building blocks and creative puzzles.
The Russell J. Call Children’s Center, located on the second floor of Kerr Hall, is a staff benefit av...
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East fails to conquer west: Huskies face tough loss against Northwestern

The Northeastern Huskies (8-5, 0-0 CAA) failed to stop the Northwestern Wildcats (10-3, 1-1 Big Ten) 60-85 Dec. 29. 
The Huskies have been on a roll this season and facing this Big Ten school was an important test, but the Wildcats contained Northeastern, only allowing three steals and one block in the game. 
The Huskies only notched 46% successful field goals in the first half, but were able to improve to 57% in the second half. Northwestern significantly upgraded their success rate from 40% to...
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Student athletes collect 321 toys for holiday charitable drive, nearly doubling donations from 2023

The Huskies Holiday Toy Drive, a charitable program presented by the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, recently completed its second year, collecting unwrapped toys at Northeastern’s home games between Nov. 28 and Dec. 8 to donate to children around Massachusetts for the holiday season. 
After partnering with the Wonderfund, the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, or SAAC, assembled a collection of 321 toys along with $550 for the Teenage Gift Card program, where teenagers involved are able to...
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Northeastern men’s basketball narrowly beats out Colgate

Northeastern men’s basketball (7-3, 0-0 CAA) kept its cool and continued to battle hard to end victorious against the Colgate University Raiders (2-8, 0-0 Patriot League), 75-78 Dec. 8.
Northeastern’s 11 turnovers in the first half led to the Raiders lead at halftime, but as the game progressed, the Huskies were able to hold on to the ball for longer.
“We were driving the single gaps and as they came up,” said head coach Bill Coen. “[Colgate] had 16 points on 11 turnovers and that was really the...
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Fantasy roundup Week 13: Breaking down the key takeaways

Week 13 saw many close contests. Twelve of the 16 games played this week were won by just one score. With many teams riddled with injuries, it’s no surprise that even some of the best teams in the NFL struggled this week. This week was for the league’s star quarterbacks, who put on stellar performances, often leading their team to victory.
Some teams saw their season go from bad to worse, and several were eliminated from playoff contention. The Buffalo Bills clinched the AFC East title, making t...
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Northeastern men’s basketball dominates over La Salle

Northeastern’s men basketball (6-3,  0-0 CAA) dominated La Salle University Explorers (6-3, 0-0 Atlantic 10) Dec. 3, notching a 82-68 win. 
The Huskies consistently had the lead over the La Salle Explorers, shutting down their opponents with an exception of La Salle guards graduate student Corey McKeithan and senior Daeshon Shepherd, who notched a combined total of 39 points. Junior guard Harold Woods snatched the most points, 17, amongst his fellow Huskies. 
As a unit, the Huskies went 33/63 fr...
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Fantasy roundup Week 11: Breaking down 5 key takeaways

Interceptions were crucial this week, clinching crucial victories for the Philadelphia Eagles and the Buffalo Bills. The Saints are finally starting to win games, something no one expected to see this season — including the players themselves. Talking about losing games, the Jaguars are missing Trevor Lawrence and the embarrassment that they allowed proves it. 
Down go the Chiefs. 
The Buffalo Bills handed the Kansas City Chiefs their first loss of the season Nov. 17. The Bills Mafia came into t...
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Fantasy roundup Week 10: Breaking down 5 key takeaways

One striking trend this season in the NFL is that offenses seemed to have cratered. The rise of defenses playing two-high safeties has been effective at limiting the big passing plays that previously seemed to be commonplace in the league. This is the fifth-straight year scoring has decreased, which led some to sound the alarm. 
However, others point to the fact that many recent rule changes seemed to facilitate the offense and impede on defenses, so if the defenses can keep excelling, then cred...
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Northeastern men’s basketball takes its first loss at home opener

The Northeastern men’s basketball team (1-1, 0-0 CAA) narrowly fell to Princeton University (3-0, Ivy League 0-0) Nov. 10 after a tough battle, 79-76. 
Princeton’s junior forward Caden Pierce tallied the opening point of the game off a free throw from a foul by junior center Collin Metcalf, but missed the second opportunity. 
The Huskies had some trouble rebounding, which was a consistent theme through the first half. 
Junior guard Harold Woods notched the first basket for Northeastern almost a...
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My work from Boston.com

For my co-op, I am working at Boston Globe Media on Boston.com's sports desk. Here are some stories that I have worked on which were published. 

Boston.com •

Fleet activate rookie Hadley Hartmetz

Defender Hadley Hartmetz was activated from the Long-Term Injured Reserve, or LTIR, to a 10-day contract by the Boston Fleet, according to the PWHL.

The rookie will make her PWHL debut at Tuesday night’s game against the Montréal Victoire.

Hartmetz suffered a lower-body injury in March of 2024 during her last season with Ohio State. She was drafted by the Fleet on Nov. 15 to a one-year Standard Player Agreement and then was moved to the team’s Reserve Player list.

A Reserve Player list includ...
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New Irish music festival featuring Dropkick Murphys and The Pogues is coming to Boston

Seisiún, an Irish music festival and cultural gathering, is set to arrive in Boston on Sept. 6 and 7. The festival will blend Irish music and emerging American artists.

The performances will be held at The Stage at Suffolk Downs, according to The Bowery Presents.

Dropkick Murphys and The Pogues will headline the two-day festival.

“It’s great to have such a big-time Irish festival back in Boston,” said Ken Casey of Dropkick Murphys in a statement. “It’s gonna be an awesome weekend with friends...
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Fleet sign forward Kelly Babstock for remainder of season

On Friday, the Boston Fleet signed forward Kelly Babstock to a Standard Player Agreement, or SPA, for the rest of the 2024-25 season, according to the PWHL.

This agreement comes after the team moved forward Jillian Dempsey to the Reserve Player List, a designation for players who are temporarily unavailable to play for injury or other reasons.

“Heading into such a crucial part of the season, we knew Kelly Babstock would bring the spark we need on and off the ice,” said Fleet General Manager Da...
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Netflix releases trailer for docuseries ‘The Clubhouse: A year with the Red Sox’

On Wednesday, Netflix released the trailer for “The Clubhouse: A year with the Red Sox,” a docuseries that will be released April 8 on Netflix.

The series will have eight episodes and go behind the scenes with the Red Sox organization during their 2024 season, in which they went 81-81 and finished 3rd in the American League East.

Episodes will focus on aspects of the team from trades to the family sacrifice that comes with the sport. A main focus of the trailer is on the mental toughness that...
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Report: Cooper Kupp could be released by Rams this week

On Monday, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported that the L.A. Rams are planning to release Cooper Kupp after their attempt to trade the wide receiver. Such a move would allow potential suitors like the Patriots to pursue Kupp through money only, rather than via trade.

The Patriots were apparently not willing to give up draft selections in exchange for Kupp. New England does have enough salary cap space to attract the East Washington alum to join Drake Maye and the rest of the New England offense.

The...
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Darius Rucker will headline 'Quincy 400' celebration this summer

Country singer Darius Rucker will headline “Quincy 400,” the celebration of 400 years of the city’s settlement, at an anniversary concert later this summer.

“This is a big year for Quincy, and I don’t think it gets much bigger than a first-class act like Darius Rucker packing our historic stadium for a special performance in celebration of Quincy’s 400th anniversary,” Quincy mayor Thomas Koch said in a statement.

Rucker and guest Austin Williams will perform a show at Veterans Memorial Park on...
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Mike Vrabel weighs in from the NFL Combine on Travis Hunter, Drake Maye

In an interview with Daniel Jeremiah and Rich Eisen of the NFL Network, Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel talked about the excitement of the 2025 NFL Draft as the Combine concluded Sunday.

Vrabel briefly talked about his meeting with Heisman Trophy winner Travis Hunter. In a funny moment, Vrabel was asked if he feels “disrespected” for Hunter being known as a “rare two-way talent.” Of course, Vrabel did not play nearly as much offense as Hunter does currently as both a receiver and cornerback. Bu...
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Eric Clapton will perform at TD Garden this fall

Legendary guitarist Eric Clapton will perform a concert at TD Garden on Sept. 16, Live Nation announced Monday.

Fan club presale tickets for Clapton’s Boston show go on sale Tuesday, March 4 at 10 a.m. A general ticket sale will follow on Friday, March 7 at 10 a.m.

Estimated prices for the tickets range between $220 and $2,924, according to VividSeats.

The U.S. run of Clapton’s tour will be limited to six stops: Nashville, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Boston, New York, and Uncasville Conn. The to...
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TD Bank extends their sponsorship of the Celtics

The Celtics announced the extension of their partnership with TD Bank through the 2044-45 season Friday.

“We’re elated to extend our partnership with TD Bank, and build on our shared commitment to community engagement and connection with our fans,” Boston Celtics president Rich Gotham said in a statement. “TD Bank’s continued investment in our initiatives makes a significant impact, and their ongoing support ensures we can continue providing unique experiences for fans while contributing to mea...
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Lexus Broadway in Boston returns for its 22nd year with Hamilton, more

On Wednesday, Lexus Broadway in Boston announced shows for the 2025-2026 season, as well as dates and venues for its 22nd year.

“We are incredibly excited about the upcoming season that will include an extraordinary array of Broadway,” said Tivon Marcus, vice president of Broadway in Boston, in a statement. “There’s something for everyone- new and Tony Award winning best musicals, touching classics, hilarious comedies, cherished and nostalgic favorites, and a touch of Disney magic are on the wa...
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Fleet's Hannah Brandt fined for 'dangerous cross check'

On Tuesday afternoon, the PWHL Player Safety Committee issued a disciplinary action to the Boston Fleet’s Hannah Brandt.

The forward was fined $250 for a “dangerous cross check to the head of opponent Brooke Hobson” during the game against the New York Sirens on Sunday.

The action occurred at 1:43 in the first period and went unpenalized during the game.

This is Brandt’s first fine in the PWHL.

The PWHL today announced that, after a review by the PWHL Player Safety Committee, Boston Fleet fo...
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Explore the local chiptune scene at Boston Bitdown music festival

Boston Bitdown, a new local music festival, aims to bring attention to the local chiptune scene with more than 50 performers across several locations in the Greater Boston area, March 6-8.

For those unfamiliar with the music, chiptune is an electronic style of music that’s created using sound chips from vintage gaming and computer hardware.

The “new artist-driven music festival celebrating Chiptune/Digital Fusion,” organized by Battlemode’s David “Biff” Jubinsky and Geekbeatradio’s Rob Carball...
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Levitate Music Festival returns to Marshfield Fairgrounds

The Levitate Music Festival will return to Marshfield Fairgrounds on July 12 and 13 for its 12th annual concert.

The festival will feature Stick Figure as well as Dispatch, The Revivalists, Still Woozy and more.

Stick Figure, a reggae and dub band, will be returning to the festival after their sold-out tour last year.

Tickets go on sale Friday Feb. 21 at 12 p.m. On the festival website, there are two options for general admission and VIP for a two-day pass. The general admission sale is $229...
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Red Sox reportedly sign Adam Ottavino to minor league deal

The Red Sox and right-handed reliever Adam Ottavino have agreed to a minor deal with a spring training invite, according to New York Post columnist Jon Heyman.

The 39-year-old Ottavino spent the last three seasons with the Mets. Prior to that, he spent one season with Boston in 2021.

Last season, the Northeastern alum pitched in 60 games for the Mets, collecting 70 strikeouts in 56 innings and posting a 4.34 ERA. Overall, Ottavino’s ERA with the Mets was 3.14.

During his previous stint with t...
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Red Sox pitcher Walker Buehler responds to the addition of Alex Bregman

At spring training Thursday morning in Fort Myers, right-handed pitcher Walker Buehler responded to questions about the Red Sox’ new addition, infielder Alex Bregman.

“Ever since I’ve seen him play he’s been one of the better players on the field,” said Buehler. “Starting at LSU as a freshman, so you know he’s continued that over and is a very confident player. He’s a guy I think will handle Boston well hopefully and has played really well at Fenway. So yeah I’m excited.”

Bregman played for LS...
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The Lumineers will headline Fenway on July 18

The Lumineers will perform at Fenway Park for their “Automatic” tour on Friday, July 18.

The band’s fifth studio album, “Automatic,” will be released on Friday, Feb. 14.

The duo will be accompanied at Fenway by singer St. Vincent and the band Hippo Campus.

Presale registration is now open and will go live on Tuesday, Feb. 18, at 10 a.m. VIP Experience will also be available during the presale, and will include a premium reserved seat or GA pit ticket along with an early entrance to the venue...
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Matt Patricia and Julian Edelman talked about being the most hated team in the NFL

On Julian Edelman’s podcast, “Games with Names,” he and former Patriots coach Matt Patricia talked about becoming the most hated team in the NFL. It’s a similarity their Patriots teams shared with the current Kansas City Chiefs.

“You think about the incredible run that we had, like every year,” said Patricia. “Whatever team we played, we were getting their best because that was the benchmark.”

The former Patriots coach spent 15 non-consecutive years with New England. During his run from 2012 t...
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How 15-year-old Needham fencer Jaelyn Liu made history in Hong Kong

Fifteen-year-old Jaelyn Liu’s journey from Dallas, Texas to Needham was filled with sacrifices that were key to her success in becoming the youngest women’s foil fencer to win gold at the Hong Kong Senior World Cup.

In Texas, Liu attended the Fencing Institute of Texas, which holds foil and épée classes.

After losing her coach, Volodymyr Yefimov, to cancer in 2022, the Liu family started to look elsewhere for a competitive place to train.

Foil fencing has condensed hot spots in the nation, th...
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Baseball Beanpot will return to Fenway Park this spring

The Baseball Beanpot is set to return to Fenway Park in April for the first time since the pandemic.

The Baseball Beanpot tournament will be held on Tuesday, April 29 between Boston College, Northeastern, Harvard, and UMass.

The tournament was canceled in 2020 and 2021 because of Covid-19, then took place in O’Donnell Field in 2022 and Harrington Athletic Village in 2023 and 2024.

BC holds the most championships at 15 after losing their chance to three-peat last year. UMass and Northeastern e...
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Hozier returns to Boston in June as a Fenway Park headliner

Hozier will headline Fenway Park on Monday, June 23rd as he continues his “Unreal Unearth” North America tour at the longtime home of the Boston Red Sox.

The Irish singer will return to Boston for the first time since playing at Boston Calling last year.

The presale and general ticket sale for the concert will both start on Feb. 6. Those who registered for presale will be able to secure their tickets starting at 10 a.m. local time, while general tickets will go live at 2 p.m. local time.

The...
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The Weeknd will headline Gillette Stadium in June

The Weeknd will perform at Gillette Stadium this year as part of his “After Hours Til Dawn” tour on Tuesday, June 10.

The singer will be back to the stadium for the first time since 2022, and this time he will be accompanied by Playboi Carti and special guest Mike Dean.

Presale tickets will go live Wednesday, Feb. 5 at 10 a.m., with registration for the presale ending the day before. The general sale will be available starting on Friday, Feb. 7 at 10 a.m.

VIP packages are also available for p...
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A Mass. high school junior describes receiving a college offer from Bill Belichick

Marky Walbridge, a junior from St. Sebastian’s School, received his 23rd collegiate offer recently, and it was given to him directly by Bill Belichick.

The 6-foot-6-inch, 270-pound left tackle has been getting offers to play in college since he was a freshman. These offers have included the universities Wisconsin, Penn State, Tennessee, and Michigan.

“I don’t really get nervous for meetings with the coaches,” said Walbridge, in an interview with WBZ News Boston. “But [Belichick], I was a littl...
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Rich Ohrnberger recalled when Randy Moss thought he was a coach during his rookie season

On Julian Edelman’s podcast, “Games with Names,” Rich Ohrnberger remembered when Randy Moss thought he was a coach during his rookie season.

In 2009, Ohrnberger was drafted by the Patriots where Moss immediately started calling him ‘coach.’

“He gave me this nickname and it happened immediately,” Ohrnberger said. “I have no idea why, because we barely spoke to each other outside of passing by each other in the hallway or outside the meeting rooms or on the football field. You know, we’re on our...
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In video, Josh McDaniels breaks down his vision for the Patriots

Newly-named Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels sat down with the Patriots’ social media team this week to talk about his expectations for this season.

“Offense only takes the field for one reason and that’s to try to put points on the board,” said McDaniels. “So our number one goal would be to take care of [the football] and the second part of that is to score as much as we can.”

McDaniels was rehired as the Patriots’ offensive coordinator after spending time with the team in variou...
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Season-best offensive outburst propels Northeastern to dominant win over Delaware 

BROOKLINE – In their best offensive performance of the season, Northeastern shut out Delaware 6-0 on Saturday afternoon at Parsons Field. 


Both teams came into the game riding high off victories on Tuesday, with the Blue Hens winning 4-1 over George Washington University and the Huskies ending their four-game tie streak with a 4-2 win against Dartmouth University.


The Huskies spent the week of practice focused on finishing and their attack game, which was displayed throughout Saturday’s co...