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Florence starts new era with comeback victory over Deptford
Joe Frappolli Jr. has witnessed so many Florence victories over the years, whether as a kid going to his dad’s games, as a player in the 1990s or as a longtime assistant coach. On Thursday night, he earned win No. 1 as the leader of the storied program. If...
Tedeschi Trucks Band Brings Out Little Feat & Margo Price For Sly & The Family Stone Medley In Philly [Video]
Tedeschi Trucks Band has had no shortage of stellar support on its Deuces Wild Tour, with rotating openers Little Feat and Margo Price. Last night in Philadelphia, TTB had both acts around so it was only natural to fill the stage for an all-hands-on-deck encore of the band’s Sly & The Family Stone medley.
Another Alleged Drowning Blue Hole Death Confirmed In Williamstown, NJ
Tragedy struck in the Monroe Township section of Williamstown this week when a swimmer lost their life when swimming in a lake that, according to pictures published by NBC Philadelphia, looks an awful lot like a Blue Hole. It's only speculation that this particular body of water was one of...
Eagles veteran placed on IR after suffering a lower-body injury; Linebacker promoted to roster (UPDATE)
UPDATE: The Eagles have placed James Bradberry on injured reserve. In a corresponding move, they have promoted linebacker Oren Burks from the practice squad to the 53-man roster. Eagles safety James Bradberry won’t be around for the first two months of the season. According to NFL Network, Bradberry suffered...
FarmerJawn Backs Unity After Vandalism at Farm
After racially charged vandalism was found at her farm, Christa Barfield is emphasizing community spirit and her plans to develop an ag education center. Barfield owns FarmerJawn, a produce farm with locations in Philadelphia and West Chester that she says is the largest Black woman-owned regenerative organic produce farm in the U.S.
DELAWARE BLASTS BRYANT TO OPEN LAST FCS SEASON!
Ryan O’Connor threw four touchdowns passes and Delaware defeated new Coastal Athletic Association member Bryant 48-17 in a season opener. This will be Delaware’s final FCS season with the Fightin’ Blue Hens joining Conference USA next season. O’Connor was 29-of-41 passing for 245 yards connecting for scores...
Phillies' Tyler Phillips: Good bet to start Tuesday
Phillips is likely to be recalled from Triple-A Lehigh Valley to start Tuesday in Toronto, Matt Gelb of The Athletic reports. He'll be taking the rotation spot vacated by Taijuan Walker, who has been demoted to the Phillies' bullpen. Phillips has offered a mixed bag during his 36 major-league innings, throwing a shutout and adding one other scoreless start but getting demoted after allowing 17 runs in 11 frames in August. He could earn additional starts after Tuesday, but Kolby Allard will also become an option once he's eligible to be recalled on Sept. 10.
Temple vs. Oklahoma: How to watch college football for free
The Oklahoma Sooners are going to ease into their first SEC season with what should be an easy non-conference home matchup with the Temple Owls. Oklahoma, after years in the Big 12, jumped to the SEC with Texas heading into this year. They’ll kickoff against Temple at 7 p.m. ET...
Know your foe: All things Temple Owls with OwlsDaily.com on the 247Sports Network
Oklahoma Sooners. The year kicks off with an opening matchup against the Temple Owls. To preview this game, it's time for the first 2024 edition of 'Know Your Foe'. In this weekly piece, we bring in the experts across the 247Sports Network who cover OU's opponents on a daily basis.
Multiple drownings in NJ this week, with the latest in South Jersey
MONROE (Gloucester) — Another drowning reported this summer in New Jersey, this time in Gloucester County. Rescuers were notified around 2 p.m. Thursday about a missing swimmer around the Cedar Lake Wildlife Management area, according to a statement from Monroe Township Police Department. A New Jersey State Police helicopter...
Eagles News: Philadelphia has the NFL’s top-ranked triplets
Let’s get to the Philadelphia Eagles links ... Quarterback: Jalen Hurts (Age: 27). Running back: Saquon Barkley (Age: 27). Pass catcher: A.J. Brown (Age: 27). San Francisco nearly claimed this lofty perch atop Triplets Mountain. I have no problem with anyone who believes it’s the 49ers’ rightful slot, as I went back and forth on the decision myself. But in this undeniably nebulous ranking, I eventually settled on an arbitrary tiebreaker ... VERSATILITY! The more you can do, right?! And lemme tell you, these three Eagles can do it all. Let’s start with Hurts, who’s a true dual-threat dynamo at quarterback. Nowhere was this more evident than on the game’s biggest stage two Februarys ago. In Philly’s narrow Super Bowl LVII loss to Kansas City, the dude completed 71 percent of his passes for 304 yards and a touchdown while also rushing for 70 yards and three scores. Patrick Mahomes earned game MVP honors, but Hurts was the best player on the field. Barkley took the league by storm as a rookie back in 2018, stuffing the stat sheet to a staggering degree: 1,307 yards and 11 touchdowns rushing; 91 catches for 721 yards and four scores. He hasn’t replicated those eye-popping figures in the years since, dealing with injuries and flawed Giants rosters, but I’m quite bullish on his debut season in Philadelphia. Despite earning second-team All-Pro honors last season, Brown still feels underrated to me. It’s a golden age for wide receivers, so we’re flooded with stars at the position, but how many of them excel in as many areas as Arthur Juan? Catch-and-run playmaking? Check! Winning downfield? Check! Contested catch? Check! Earning tough yards across the middle? Check! The 6-1, 226-pounder is a certified beast, which helps explain why I’m forecasting him to win Offensive Player of the Year.
David Montgomery, former Wyndmoor resident and Phillies’ president/CEO, posthumously inducted into Wall of Fame
The late David Montgomery, a former resident of Wyndmoor and Philadelphia Phillies president and CEO, was posthumously inducted into the Toyota Phillies Wall of Fame at Citizens Bank Park on August 17. Montgomery, who passed away in 2019, spent 48 years rising from ticket office representative to club president and...
Chaos at N.J. board of ed meeting after president refuses calls to step down
Camden’s embattled advisory school board president is resisting calls to resign after a $2 million settlement over sexual abuse allegations against him. A press conference calling for Wasim Muhammad, 56, to step down from Camden Board of Education’s advisory board was followed by a public meeting Tuesday that dissolved into chaos. Community members excoriated the board president for resuming his position after a months-long leave of absence from the board in the wake of a former student’s accusations that he sexually abused her starting when she was 14.
NHL player Johnny Gaudreau and brother killed when bicycles hit by car on eve of sister's wedding
NHL player Johnny Gaudreau and his younger brother were killed Thursday night when they were hit by a suspected drunken driver while riding bicycles in their home state of New Jersey, police said. Gaudreau, 31, and brother, Matthew, 29, are Carneys Point, New Jersey, natives and were in the area...
Alleged drunk driver who killed NHL star Johnny Gaudreau, his brother appears glassy-eyed in new mugshot
The alleged drunk driver who struck and killed Columbus Blue Jackets player Johnny Gaudreau and his brother in southern New Jersey on the eve of their sister’s wedding appeared glassy-eyed in a new mugshot — as it was revealed that he allegedly told cops that he had “five or six drinks” before the deadly crash.
Innocent Delaware college freshman killed on 1st day of classes after unlicensed motorcyclist flees police
A University of Delaware freshman, who had just finished her first day of classes on Tuesday, was killed by a speeding motorcyclist fleeing a traffic stop, police said. Noelia Gomez, 18, from Clark, New Jersey, was struck in front of her friends and classmates just before midnight. Police identified Brian...
Bryce Harper admits he's been dealing with elbow, wrist injuries amid power downturn
The Philadelphia Phillies have cooled off significantly after a dream first half, and a significant factor is Bryce Harper's power outage. Since returning from a hamstring injury after the All-Star break, the two-time MVP has hit .233/.313/.411 with six homers in 42 games. He entered Friday without a home run since Aug. 9 and a barrel rate down from 15.1% in June to 2.7% in August, via Baseball Savant.
Phillies demote $72 million man Taijuan Walker to bullpen in ominous sign
The Phillies’ $72 million man is headed to the bullpen in what could be a final effort to try to salvage his standing with the team. Ex-Met Taijuan Walker has been removed from Philadelphia’s rotation not even two years into the four-year, $72 million contract he signed in December 2022 amid extended struggles.
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