Hackenberg ties career touchdown pass record with one scoring toss against Wolverines

Camden Catholic finished the regular season unbeaten, 8-0, the West Jersey – Royal Champs and the No. 2 seed in the highly competitive Group 3 Non-Public Division of the NJSIAA tournament. The Fighting Irish, despite their record and seed were matched up in the first round against No. 7 seed DePaul Catholic. The Spartans (3-6 […]

Q. Did you get enough production out of your outside receivers, in particular WR Miles Austin and WR Riley Cooper at 97 snaps and no catches?


CHIP KELLY: Yeah, we had a couple of drops in there. I don’t think Coop [Riley Cooper] was targeted, so sometimes that’s not the receiver’s fault in terms of where his production is; he can’t do anything except run his routes and run his plays. But we missed Miles on the one, obviously the crossing route on the drag for the interception, and then we had a drop going down the other way. And then we had the one that we threw to him but we didn’t get the foot down inbounds.

The Eagles wasted or threw away opportunity after opportunity and found a way to lose to the Dolphins 20-19 on a brisk, beautiful afternoon at Lincoln Financial Field.
Adding to the disappointment is the loss of running back Ryan Mathews and quarterback San Bradford who both left the game in the second half with concussion symptoms. Bradford also suffered a should injury on a hit by Chris McCain in the third quarter.
Despite the loss, the Eagles are in the same position in the NFC East after the game as they were before the game.

Eagles Head Coach Chip Kelly   Q. What happened to you offensive line after the first quarter? CHIP KELLY: It looked like we struggled at times to handle the inside guys, specifically Suh [Dolphins DT Ndamukong Suh], but we had a little momentum going there for us. We didn’t capitalize on that third drive, and […]

The Eagles go into their game this Sunday against Miami after turning-point type win over Dallas. The biggest key will be resisting a let down. The game is Sunday, November 15, 1:00 PM on CBS at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia.

Senior safety finishes his career with 180 tackles and 25 pass breakups

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa.; Nov. 10, 2015 – Senior safety Jordan Lucas (New Rochelle, N.Y.) will miss the remainder of the season due to an injury.

High School playoffs get underway this Friday in Southeaster PA…who will be left standing? We’ll see as the drama unfolds. Check in with Footballstories.com ever week to see which teams advanced.

The first-place Giants must play the remainder of their season without one of the linchpins on their defensive line.
Tackle Johnathan Hankins, a productive and complete player, tore a pectoral muscle in the Giants’ victory yesterday at Tampa Bay and must undergo surgery.

Still, something kept dragging the 5-foot-10, 270-pound John Minicozzi, or “Moose,” back to the football field. The kid who was undersized at Episcopal Academy found himself tiny again, even by D-III standards. It’s always been Minicozzi’s passion for the game that’s propelled him to overachieve and it’s led to Moose starting as a true freshman at Dickinson, at defensive tackle.