Patriots suffer positive tests again as Colts become another team to report its first positive tests. The New England Patriots have canceled all football operations today in the wake of more positive tests. The team announced that two new players, one of which we know to be center James Ferentz, meaning this is not Newton, Gilmore or the two practice squad members, received positive tests this morning. They have closed off the facility, all players and staff were sent home an

UPDATE: At 12:25pm the NFL announced that tomorrow's game has been cancelled. According to multiple reports the Patriots have announced that Cam Newton has been placed on the COVID-19/reserve list after testing positive for the virus. The Patriots have been conducting mass testing and re-testing and so far believe there is no further spread among the players, staff or within the organization. The Chiefs have announced that backup QB Jordan Ta'amu, who rose to notoriety with

Chicago, IL - The Big Ten Conference council of Presidents voted by a 12-2 margin to cancel all fall sports, including football at its member institutions for the remainder of 2020. Nebraska and Iowa were the only schools voting to play. The story which has been confirmed by multiple sources from member schools and conference officials have requested anonymity because a formal announcement from the conference is expected later Tuesday. The cancellation by the Big 10, the f

Image c/o NCAA The Latest: Colonial Athletic Association – “The institutions of the Colonial Athletic Association recognize that we compete in a Conference made up of ten distinctive institutions that are located in eight states. As one Conference, we share a commitment to the health, safety, and well-being of our student-athletes, campuses, and communities. As we each navigate this pandemic, we recognize that each of our ten members must rely on local and state guidance, as

Photo c/o NESN The Ivy League announced today that there will be no sports at its 8 member schools until January 2021! In March of 2019, the Ivy League became the harbingers of what was to come with college sports. The oldest remaining "in form" conference in the NCAA was the first to cancel its post-season basketball tournament on both the men's and women's sides. A few days later, the Harvard Men's Ice Hockey team withdrew from their conference playoff series and became the