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Advance: UNH/UT Martin

Nov 28, 2024 | nhfootballreport.com | Allen Lessels

By Allen LesselsDURHAM – The home game was a bonus. The members of the University of New Hampshire football program knew that thanks to their late-season surge, capped by Saturday’s 26-9 win over Maine, they were in good shape for earning an at-large bid to the 24-team FCS tournament.
UNH Advance: Harvard

Oct 4, 2024 | nhfootballreport.com | Allen Lessels

By Allen LesselsSo here’s a piece of good news for the team that comes up on the short end of the score this Friday night in Harvard Stadium when the University of New Hampshire and Harvard University at long last renew their football rivalry: The losing team will not have to wait four score and five years for a shot at redemption.
Advance: UNH/Stonehill

Sep 13, 2024 | nhfootballreport.com | Allen Lessels

By Allen LesselsLast season, the University of New Hampshire football team struggled to close out close games and as a result had a 2-3 record before September was over and by the end of the year needed to rally to record a 6-5 mark overall. The Wildcats hope Saturday’s 21-20 win at Holy Cross – a program that had given them all kinds of problems the last two times the team played — was a harbinger of better things to come.
UNH back in its weight class

Sep 6, 2024 | nhfootballreport.com | Allen Lessels

By Allen LesselsNow, with that pesky FBS encounter out of the way, the University of New Hampshire football team can get down to the serious business of seeing how it stacks up against folks its own size at the Football Championship Subdivision level of play. After starting the season with last week’s trip to play Central Florida, the Wildcats will look to take advantage of a rare opportunity and get an early jump on the season while not having to stray far from home.
UNH involved in Maine event

Nov 17, 2023 | nhfootballreport.com | Allen Lessels

By Allen LesselsDURHAM – The University of New Hampshire football team’s offense – featuring a couple of prolific veterans all season – offered up a glimpse of the not-too-distant future last Saturday at Monmouth in an entertaining Coastal Athletic Association road win. Junior quarterback Max Brosmer and senior running back/receiver/return artist Dylan Laube – who accepted an invitation this week to the Reese’s Senior Bowl — got things started, as they often do.
UNH looking for strong finish

Nov 10, 2023 | nhfootballreport.com | Allen Lessels

By Allen LesselsDURHAM – The University of New Hampshire football season is down to a few practices and just two games — Saturday at Monmouth (noon) and then Nov. 18 in a border battle against Maine in Wildcat Stadium (1 p.m.) – and that fact maybe hits hardest of all.
UNH can’t afford to lose

Nov 3, 2023 | nhfootballreport.com | Allen Lessels

By Allen LesselsDURHAM – It’s quite straight-forward now. The University of New Hampshire football team’s 2023 season of great expectations has come down to this: The Wildcats need to win out, sweep their last three regular season games to even have a chance to make the NCAA Division I FCS tournament.
UNH remains in playoff fight

Oct 24, 2023 | nhfootballreport.com | Allen Lessels

By Allen LesselsDURHAM – Junior quarterback Max Brosmer delivered once again, the defense clamped down with a second-half shutout and the University of New Hampshire football team won consecutive games for the first time this year with last Saturday’s 45-15 triumph at Stony Brook. It’s on to Rhode Island, a team that has lost two straight games and desperately needs a win.
UNH has excelled in kicking game

Sep 28, 2023 | nhfootballreport.com | Allen Lessels

By Allen LesselsSean Lehane boomed a punt 53 yards to end the University of New Hampshire football team’s first possession of the season and when Stonehill’s returner muffed it, Caleb Mead was there to pounce on the ball. Late in the first quarter of that game, Randall Harris came off the edge and blocked a Stonehill field goal attempt. The 2023 season was barely 15 minutes old and the message and the tone had been sent and set: Special teams matter. A lot. Again.
Santos back where it began

Sep 21, 2023 | nhfootballreport.com | Allen Lessels

By Allen LesselsBlue Hen fans packed Delaware Stadium — ready to roar and then roar some more — that first Thursday night in September back in 2004. The fans were there to celebrate the school’s first NCAA Division championship and their Blue Hens were kicking off a new season ranked as the No. 1 team in the land. Then Rick Santos and the University of New Hampshire football team came along and wrecked the party.