By Justin McKinney, Sports Editor While the Patriots 19-14 win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Thursday may have seemed far from impressive, the fact is is that that win was huge. It is no secret what the Patriots weak link has been this season is the defense. In each of the Patriot’s two losses this season they have let up over thirty points and … Continue reading Big win in Tampa
By Michaella Lesieur, Staff Writer What a week it is to be a Corsair on the girl’s field hockey team, as the ladies took home two wins over the past week. “Our next couple of games are all conference games, which is a huge deal,” said junior nursing student and forward Mary Brown. “We definitely need strong wins to improve our placement in our standings … Continue reading Winning the numbers and playing the clock
By Zack Downing, Staff Writer Both the UMass Dartmouth and Rhode Island College men’s soccer teams came into Saturday’s matchup hoping to get back on track to victory. It was the RIC Anchormen that held home field advantage and planned on pumping up their crowd with a volley of scores. However, this game didn’t turn out to be an offensive battle. No one attempted a … Continue reading Men’s and women’s soccer showdown against the Rhode Island Anchormen
By Dylan Botelho, Staff Writer We just can’t go a year without another NCAA controversy. Laundering money, prostitution, illegal shoe deals, and plenty of other recruiting violations. Every. Single. Year. Surprisingly, it seems to always follow one man: Rick Pitino. One of college basketball’s greatest coaches of all-time will be remembered for his off-court antics and countless violations against the NCAA. Not that this corruption, … Continue reading Pitino v. FBI
