football

If you watch football, you've seen some crazy touchdown celebrations. Football players want to show you their moves when then score a touchdown. However, according to some professional dancers, these football players need to work on their dancing skills.

Tomorrow, the New England Patriots begin their playoff run. Here are a few country songs about football to get you in the football spirit.

I know I will be watching the games this weekend even though the Patriots have a bye.

National TV! How exciting! But you really should go to their next game, Friday at 8pm, and support the Wildcats in person. Heck, dress up like Santa and mug for the camera to garner a few seconds of fame.

Football provides us with lots of exciting plays and amazing touchdowns. But this touchdown was just crazy!

I watched some of the Monday Night Football yesterday mainly because I am a big football fan. But when I was watching it something was missing.

Tom Brady is 37 and undeniably no longer in his prime. Sure, the offensive line is brutal, play calling is suspect and the receivers aren't inspiring a great deal of confidence. All this is true-- but what is also true is that Tom Brady in 2014 is not a great quarterback.

Would your favorite UNH football player rather be a ninja or a pirate? Erm, we'll get to that in a moment. First, I want you to be aware that UNH opens the home portion of its schedule at 3:30 tomorrow against the Lehigh Mountain Hawks.

The 2014 NFL season officially begins tonight when the defending Super Bowl Champion Seattle Seahawks take on the Green Bay Packers, but for Patriots fans the real season starts on Sunday when our New England Patriots take on the Miami Dolphins in South Beach...

I just hope the indigestion I have on Sunday morning is due to the fried foods I'll be eating and not a Patriots loss!

It was a wet win, but a win nonetheless!  Now, the Pats have a first round bye and new fan favorite!

The UNH Wildcats lost to the North Dakota State Bison Friday night by a final score of 52-7. Thus ends UNH's deepest football playoff run in school history. The 'Cats actually jumped out to a 7-0 lead behind a pick six, and the game was knotted at 7-7 after the first quarter. Twenty-four unanswered points in the second quarter and, well, yeah. That was it.

UNH football in late December? You bet! The football Wildcats are winners of nine of their past ten and six straight in a wild bid for their first national championship. They're certainly on a hot streak. As for their opponent? They've only won two consecutive national championships and twenty-two (!) straight games.

UNH has been here before. Heck, they've been here seven of the past ten seasons and by here we're talking the FCS Quarterfinals. Unfortuntately, here is where it typically ends as UNH has never (really!?) advanced to the semis. This season has been anything but typical though.

Ok I admit I was real close to turning the TV off at half-time last night. Not so much because the Patriots were down 24-0, but because it was 10 o'clock at night, and I had to wake up in just a few hours. But something told me to keep watching.