It took two years for Miller to arrive in Orono as he got his academics in order, but the former walk-on has become a team leader and one of the best wide receivers in the Colonial Athletic Association.
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UMaine football team bulks up ahead of training camp
The team, which starts practice on Wednesday, spent more time in the weight room this summer and added several transfers.
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College football: Luncheon kicks off Maine’s college football season
The state’s six college football programs are eager to get started after missing the 2020 season.
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Lewiston graduate Victoria Harris finding her voice at USM
A leader by example for the Blue Devils, Harris has become a vocal leader on and off the basketball court at the University of Southern Maine.
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Luke Antonacci continues Maine Nordiques’ pipeline to UMaine
Junior hockey: The 18-year-old defenseman becomes the third Nordiques player in two years to commit to the University of Maine.
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Head football coach Malik Hall leaves Bates College
Assistant coach Ed Argast will be the interim head coach, effective immediately.
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College football: Texas, Oklahoma take first step toward leaving Big 12
With an eye on joining the SEC, the schools won’t renew their media-rights deal with the Big 12, signaling their intent to depart.
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Bates College volleyball program gets new head coach in Emily Hayes
Hayes comes to Lewiston after turning around the program at Lewis & Clark College, and she hopes to bring more success to the Bobcats.
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College football: Can the SEC really afford to say no to Texas and Oklahoma?
Word slipped put this week that Texas and Oklahoma are making plans to leave the Big 12 and join the SEC.
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Bates College taps Renee Olsen to lead women’s lacrosse program
Olsen, who has coached in both the NESCAC and at the Division I level before, is moving to Lewiston to steer the Bobcats to new heights.