The Wolverines rush for 303 yards and keep Washington QB Michael Penix Jr. in check to complete a 15-0 season with their first championship since 1997.
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College roundup: UMF’s Poli, Harriman earn NAC weekly awards
The Beavers duo both earn top basketball honors from the conference. Also, a trio of Edward Little grads receive honors for indoor track.
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College notebook: Anne Simon wins conference women’s basketball honor for fifth time this season
Guard Anne Simon guided the Black Bears to wins over UMass Lowell and Vermont.
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Washington faces Michigan in a College Football Playoff final that epitomizes the state of the game
The championship game caps a season of transfers, realignment and Jim Harbaugh always being in the spotlight.
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Sunday’s college roundup: Bates rolls to win in NESCAC opener
Women’s basketball: The Bobcats improve to 11-2 overall with a 73-42 win over Connecticut College.
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College basketball: UMF spreads out scoring in women’s basketball win
Every player scores for the Beavers in a home victory over Lesley.
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UMaine women snap Vermont’s 18-game conference winning streak, 60-48
The Black Bears play tough defense and score 38 points in the paint to improve to 2-0 in America East.
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Saturday’s college roundup: Maine men’s hockey ties Colgate to run unbeaten streak to eight
Thomas Freel scores twice and Sully Scholle ties it late in the third for the Black Bears.
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Michigan’s stingy D faces Washington’s powerful offense in the College Football Playoff final
Huskies quarterback Michael Penix Jr. handles pressure well but he is facing an NFL style defense that feasted on inferior opponents.
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Men’s hockey: UMaine wins seventh straight game, 3-1 over Colgate
Freshman Albin Boija makes 30 saves and three different players score goals for the Black Bears.