March 3, 2009 by Eddie Makuch
Filed under Game Announcement, Gaming, Gaming News
March Madness is just a few weeks away and EA wants this year to be the best ever. Details inside.
February 23, 2009 by Britt Braudo
Filed under Football, Northeastern University, Sports, The Schools
Northeastern University football player Brian Mandeville received devastating news on Friday at the NFL Combine in Indianapolis during routine physical examinations. The star tight end, who missed a third of his senior season with knee injuries and even survived a brain tumor while in college, was told by Combine doctors that he has a heart [...]
February 9, 2009 by Bessie King
Filed under Boston Local, Hockey, NCAA, Sports
Reporting from the TD Banknorth Garden
The players are warming up and the fans are crowding the Garden for the 57th annual Beanpot Championship.
“Execute our game plan and come up high, there’s no more pressure than any other game,” said Albie O’Connell Northeastern assistant coach.
After a decisive win against Boston College, the third-ranked Huskies are ready to [...]
January 7, 2009 by Micah Warren
Filed under Football, Hired/Fired, NCAA, Sports, Sports News, Transactions
Just like they said they would, Boston College has fired head football coach Jeff Jagodzinski, whose name is roughly as fun to type as that of a certain Illinois governor.
B.C. warned Jagodzinski that if he interviewed for the head coaching vacancy of the N.Y. Jets that they would fire him. Apparently, they weren’t kidding.
“Jeff and [...]
November 28, 2008 by Blast Magazine Newsroom
Filed under Fashion, Life, The Magazine
Fossil has a series of NFL and college watches out there under their Kaleido collection.
November 18, 2008 by Mike Perry
Filed under Football, NCAA, Sports, Sports News
As reported on ESPN, “ESPN and the BCS announced the deal on Tuesday. It includes exclusive television, radio, digital, international and marketing rights for the Fiesta, Orange and Sugar Bowls from 2011-2014 and the BCS title game from 2011 to 2013.”
This means the Fiesta, Orange and Sugar Bowls, plus the BCS Championship Game, will be [...]
June 26, 2008 by Joe Sinicki
Filed under Features, Gaming News, Science and Technology
EA Sports announced Thursday further details regarding its upcoming All-Play line of games. The new Wii exclusive line encourages social play and features unique control schemes and presentation values designed especially to appeal to players of all skill sets.
“The Wii platform and the Wii consumer are looking for a very unique sports experience,” said Peter Moore, president [...]
May 6, 2008 by Micah Warren
Filed under Gaming News, Science and Technology
Due out July 15, EA Sports’ NCAA Football 09 will feature Cal’s DeSean Jackson and West Virginia’s Owen Schmitt on the covers. Jackson will appear on the PlayStation 2 version, while Schmitt will be featured on the cover of the PSP game.
Jackson was drafted in the second round by the Philadelphia Eagles. Schmitt [...]
April 6, 2008 by Mike Perry
Filed under Basketball, NCAA, Sports
The field of 65 is now down to the final two after last night’s national semifinal games. And, after last night I don’t think anyone can doubt that the final game includes the two best teams in the country. Memphis easily handled a very popular UCLA team in the first game 78-63 and Kansas took [...]
April 5, 2008 by Richard E. Fisk
Filed under PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Reviews, Science and Technology
EA retools their college backetball line, but did they finish the job?
March 28, 2008 by Mike Perry
Filed under Basketball, NCAA, Sports
Four teams advanced to the Elite 8 (Great 8?) last night in the NCAA Tournament. The first two games of the evening featured Xavier vs. West Virginia and North Carolina vs. Washington State. Let’s take a look at what went down:
(7) West Virginia vs. (3) Xavier:
Xavier jumped out to an early 8-0 lead [...]
March 26, 2008 by Micah Warren
Filed under Basketball, NCAA, Sports
South Region (Houston, TX)
Summary of the first two rounds:
The South region, similar to the East region, only had one game where the higher seed advanced past the lower seed (higher meaning higher number) when (5) Michigan State defeated (4) Pittsburgh 65-54 in the second round. The Spartans also won their first round game by 11 [...]
March 20, 2008 by Micah Warren
Filed under Basketball, NCAA, Sports
Check out Off The Record’s Day 1 recap right here.
March 18, 2008 by Mike Perry
Filed under Basketball, NCAA, Sports
East Region:
Contenders for the final four spot:
(1) UNC – North Carolina has been solid all year long and are the team to beat in this bracket. Indiana should not be a threat in the 2nd round. (8) Indiana has yet to score over 88 points on the road this year and that [...]
March 17, 2008 by Micah Warren
Filed under Basketball, NCAA, Sports
Ok, everyone, it’s Tourney time. It’s time to fill out your brackets and get ready for two of the best days in sports (Thursday and Friday of the NCAA’s are always phenomenal). Click here to play in the Blast Magazine Tourney Pool. It’s free and Perry and I are going to come up with [...]
March 3, 2008 by Mike Bohn
Filed under Basketball, NCAA, Sports
March is easily one of the best months of the year.
Few things in sports, if any, can measure up to what the NCAA Tournament brings us. The only things that are close are the conference tournaments the weekend before the Tournament begins. This year, we got to kick off the month of March by [...]
February 23, 2008 by Mike Perry
Filed under Basketball, NCAA, Sports
The state of Tennessee plays host to the NCAA’s regular season game of the year Saturday night for the 1-2 showdown at FedEx Forum, home of John Calipari’s Memphis Tigers (26-0).
The second ranked Tennessee Volunteers (24-2), coached by Bruce Pearl, are traveling across the state in attempt to repeat their 76-58 win over the Tigers [...]


