In the wake of governor Phil Scott’s announcement yesterday that all in-person learning at Vermont schools will be done for the year, we were left to wonder what that meant for the Vermont High School sports season.
Despite his best efforts to play with Tom Brady, and despite Brady’s efforts to team up with him again, Antonio Brown won’t be playing for the Bucs in 2020, per head coach Bruce Arians. "Yea, it’s not
The University of Vermont is reportedly narrowing down its men’s hockey coaching position to a few select candidates, per reports. No Title Lang Remains A Frontrunner at Vermont, But No Decision Yet … Former UVM Assistant Grillo
BREAKING: Vermont governor Phil Scott has ordered all schools in the state to remain closed to in-person learning for the rest of the school year. No Title In his latest measure to mitigate the spread of COVID-19,
‘The Huddle’ was joined on Thursday by Jeremy Norman, one of our coaches at Orange Theory Fitness, who shared some stories about each of the guys working out, answered some questions about gym etiquette and more, including
With Tom Brady moving onto Tampa Bay and Bill Belichick staying in New England, ‘The Huddle’ discusses what would constitute a successful season for both. LISTEN HERE as we debate and comment on social media: Remember you
‘The Huddle’ talks on Thursday with Bucs sideline reporter TJ Rives, who talks with us about the expectations for a Tom Brady-led Bucs team, his relationship with Bruce Arians, the skill players in Tampa and much more.
UVM men’s basketball player Josh Speidel took the country by storm this February with his story of perseverance and scoring his first college bucket against Albany. And everyone around the country took notice including legendary college basketball
‘The Huddle’ discusses the Patriots upcoming uniform alteration for the 2020 season. We’re not entirely sure what they’re going to do, be it a full-scale re-tool of the uniform set or a simple alteration. But we had
‘The Huddle’ was joined on Wednesday by ESPN MLB Insider Buster Olney, who talked with us about how baseball proceeds in the wake of the Coronavirus, radical ideas on the table to get the season in and
