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Published
March 17, 2020

On Football: Life will never be the same in Foxborough

For 20 years, Tom Brady raised the level of excellence for the New England Patriots.
Published
February 13, 2020

Colin Kaepernick to release memoir through his own new publishing company

Audible will release the spoken-word version and will partner with the Kaepernick Publishing imprint to create original content from and about influential figures.
Published
October 29, 2019

Belichick retiring soon? Don’t bet on it

New England's mastermind said a decade ago that he wouldn't coach into his 70s, but a day after getting win No. 300, the 67-year-old was singing a slightly different tune.
Published
August 23, 2019

Patent office sacks Tom Brady’s bid for ‘Tom Terrific’ trademark

Thus ends flap with Tom Seaver.
Published
May 13, 2019

UMaine’s Wright, Sheffield signed by NFL teams

Wide receiver Micah Wright signs with the New Orleans Saints and linebacker Sterling Sheffield with the Cincinnati Bengals after strong showings in NFL rookie camps last weekend.
Published
April 21, 2019

UNE student turns love of football into her NFL opportunity

Andrea Gosper, a senior softball player at the University of New England, lands a paid internship in the scouting department of the Buffalo Bills.
Published
February 1, 2019

Commentary: NFL shouldn’t get our tax dollars

Super Bowl fans should remember that the money that subsidizes stadiums could go to much better purposes.
Published
January 26, 2019

Ex-UMaine football standout Trevor Bates being held for psychiatric evaluation

The Westbrook native, who allegedly punched a New York City police sergeant, is 'doing good,' his mother says, but she declines to comment further.
Published
October 22, 2018

Former NFL player Rae Carruth released from prison after 18 years

A former Carolina Panthers wide receiver, Carruth was convicted of conspiring to murder the mother of his unborn child.
Published
September 4, 2018

Ad featuring controversial Kaepernick brings Nike $43 million in free publicity

Critics of the national anthem kneeler respond by burning their apparel from the company, but marketing executives say the campaign is a savvy risk and smart business.

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