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UNH drops two of three in Philly

Making their mark

‘DEBUT-IFUL’ home opener

UNH kicks off the Wildcat Stadium era with 39-28 win

Cross-country secures second place in home meet

Wildcats take care of business in Beantown

'Cats unbeaten through three

OT Thriller concludes home weekend for 'Cats

Wildcats drop two in weekend road trip

In a road trip down to North Carolina, the Wildcats suffered their first two losses of the 2016 season.

No Nawnsense predictions for the 2016 New England Patriots

There is no question about it, the New England Patriots will be a different team without star quarterback Tom Brady through the first four weeks of the season. Plus, Sunday night’s opening matchup versus the swarming defensive-minded Arizona Cardinals could be the toughest in the Bill Belichick era. Deflategate has been a story of its own the last few years even after the Patriots won Super Bowl XLIX two years ago. Consequently, commissioner Roger Goodell won the long exhausted battle that Brady did not want to fight anymore. As a result, third year quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo gets thrown into the mix. He will make his first NFL start on Sunday night. The moment could not be any brighter for the Eastern Illinois product to showcase his abilities in front of the world on primetime television. Just do not be optimistic in this one Patriots fans. “Jimmy G” is many seasons away from being in the same context as Tom Brady, so pump the breaks because I don’t find 4-0 realistic. 3-1 is possible, but not probable.

Wildcat gameday No. 24 UNH vs. Holy Cross

A valiant effort falls short

‘Cats roll past Minutemen

     After the final whistle blew on Tuesday in Amherst, Massachusetts, the UNH men’s soccer team was still undefeated. The Wildcats beat the UMass Minutemen 4-1 in a game that saw the Wildcats score four unanswered goals after trailing by one.

UNH blanked in West Coast opener

'My heart is full because of WUNH'

Why should you join WUNH? The best way to answer this question is to tell you my story, and how WUNH has changed my life.

If you have spirit, we want to hear it: How to cheer like a Wildcat

One of the biggest claims to fame for UNH is the tradition displayed inside and outside of the classroom. On Saturdays especially, the campus turns into the typical college town with hometown banners and school colors being worn proudly. In the cold nights of the winter, the hottest place in town is the Whittemore Center, where the Wildcats take the ice. Tradition runs deep in all facets of Wildcat country and that includes the student section. Most colleges and universities have their own student and cheering sections, but few rival the ‘Cat Pack.  The football student section has proven to be one of the most hostile places to play at in the entire FCS conference. The loyal ‘Cat Pack at hockey games have turned any road trip to the Whit a tough and loud environment for all opponents to play in. But what do the student sections do that makes the games so fun for the students and so hostile for the visiting players?

A guide to fall sports 2016

“We want to win a championship this season and are trying to bring that culture every day to practice,” Nerbonne said.

From the sports desk: Welcome to TNH sports

Hockey teams face off for Friends of Jaclyn

On Wednesday, the UNH men’s hockey team traded in their skates and helmets for field hockey sticks as they battled the field hockey team in the second annual “Turf ‘Cats vs. Ice ‘Cats” game at 4 p.m. The two teams combined their efforts to raise money for the Friends of Jaclyn Foundation. Although the main goal was accomplished, the Turf ‘Cats were determined to take revenge after losing to the Ice ‘Cats last year.

Wildcat Stadium preps for summer construction

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