Author: Eric Berry

An optimistic spring…..um, spring?

After 50 years living in the Northeast Kingdom I should know better than to expect warm weather in April. However, I was optimistic it would happen, much in the way it did last year. I wasn’t as optimistic that the Red Sox would start the season 15 and 2 either. And yet, looky looky at […]

For those of you who say defense wins championships, I ask, what say you now?

I’ve always said, a great offense will beat any defense, good or great, if executed correctly, and with skilled players and coaching. Last night, offense won, and won easily over both defenses.  New England and Philadelphia couldn’t stop each other.  Philly was just coached a little better, and ultimately, had better all around offensive personnel […]

CLOSING 2017 WITH SOME LEFTOVERS

by Bill Murphy I wonder how many of you, enjoy the leftovers of the holidays as much as the meal itself. Here’s guessing, the overwhelming majority of you are really bummed, when said leftovers are gone. They are a special treat I say. Here’s hoping, these nuggets, which have been left behind from the Vermont […]

RUTLAND PLAYS HOST TO THE BIG THREE

by Bill Murphy And then there were three….. games that is remaining in the high school football season. Rutland has become the focal point for the biggest games of Vermont High School Football. For the first time in awhile….. all three games are repeat match-ups of  contests encountered earlier this fall and in each division, […]

FINAL FOUR FOOTBALL WEEKEND

by Bill Murphy And then there were four……… teams that is, remaining in every division of Vermont High School Football. All three defending State Champions are still in the picture, BUT, only one of them is seeded number one. HOWEVER, each of them still has a strong vision of being the one. Only Division I […]

NUMBER ONE SEEDS ALL IN LAST YEARS TITLE GAMES

by Bill Murphy St. Johnsbury, Burr + Burton and Windsor are this years number one seeds in Division I, II and III respectively, as we head into the 2017 Vermont High School Football Play-Offs. The Hilltoppers and the Bulldogs both fell in last years title games, while the Yellow Jackets grabbed the Division III title. […]