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By Nicholas Werth | March 04, 2010

No major conference team has fallen on harder times than the men’s basketball team based out of Rosemont.

By Nicholas Werth | February 19, 2010

The DePaul mess took another step backward last Tuesday night at the Allstate Arena in Rosemont.

By Thomas Fuller | February 08, 2010

This post aims to take note of everything that deserves to be remembered from a mediocre season.

By David Macaray | February 08, 2010

Given the interminable hype and gaudy excess that was Super Bowl XLIV (half-a-billion television viewers worldwide, a telephone-book-size media guide, 30-second commercials costing $3 million each, a halftime show featuring legendary rock group the Who), we almost forgot that what we were watching wasn’t a coronation or moon landing, but a football game.

By Victor Detroy | January 11, 2010

If I could control the sporting universe, here's how the world would improve.

By Thomas Fuller | December 11, 2009

Sammy Morris is New England's best runner. When he's healthy, he breaks more tackles than Laurence Maroney or Kevin Faulk.

By Exception Staff | December 11, 2009

Courtside seats are now available for the team's "Toys for Tots Night."

By Thomas Fuller | November 12, 2009

New England stays pat on the Exception's NFL Power Rankings.

By Exception Staff | November 04, 2009

The team will play its home opener at Portland Expo Building on Friday, December 4 against Springfield.

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By Exception Staff | November 04, 2009

It's November but the World Series is still undecided (Go Phillies!). So why not dream of spring baseball, even though the winter months are still ahead of us?

By Thomas Fuller | September 26, 2009

Losing Wes Welker was a big blow. He is the oil that keeps the Patriots machine running

By Exception Staff | September 15, 2009

The New England Patriots barely deserved the W after etching out a one point win over the Buffalo Bills on Monday night at Gillette.

By Thomas Fuller | September 10, 2009

The Exception's 2009 NFL Preview: 32 Dogs, One Bone, Three Colons: Best Team Wins: Comprehensive Predictions.

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By Mike Antonellis | August 27, 2009

Ryne Miller fans 8 in his first professional start

By Portland Sea Dogs | August 20, 2009

Portland dominated by Reading 18-1 at Hadlock.

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By Exception Staff | July 31, 2009

Coach Ainge will participate in the Basketball Without Borders program this August, as he also did last year in South Africa.

By Mike Antonellis | July 30, 2009

DH Jon Still sets a franchise record for RBI in July.

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