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Inside The Huddle: Bentley Shoots For 6-0 Start 0

Posted on October 02, 2009 by Bryan Mroczka
Quarterback Bryant Johnson passed for 246 yards and rushed for 72 as the Falcons remained undefeated with a win over AIC. They face Merrimack on Saturday.

Quarterback Bryant Johnson passed for 246 yards and rushed for 72 as the Falcons remained undefeated with a win over AIC. They face Merrimack on Saturday.

The Bentley Falcons will look to stay undefeated this week as they meet the powerful offense of Merrimack College Warriors.  Last week the Falcons had a great 30-20 win over American International to remain perfect so far in 2009 .

It was a team effort that topped the speed of AIC last week as Bentley soared past the Yellow Jackets in the fourth quarter.  The offense had a total of 390 yards with great individual efforts from John Malone (10 catches for 103 yards) and Bryant Johnson (246 yards passing and 72 yards running).

On the defensive side Matt Zahoruiko had 12 tackles, and Liam Reagan, Chris Carroll, and Eric Song each had interceptions that played a huge role in the games outcome.

The defensive and offensive lines also played a great game, as we would not be at 5-0 without them.  We also have the best kicker in the NE-10 as Tyler McNamara made 3 more field goals.

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Inside The Huddle: First Home Game 0

Posted on September 02, 2009 by Bryan Mroczka
The Bentley Falcons opened the 2009 football season with a 14-13 comeback win over Ohio Dominican.

The Bentley Falcons opened the 2009 football season with a 14-13 comeback win over Ohio Dominican.

After an exciting opening game against Ohio Dominican, the Bentley University football squad is 1-0.  In the second half our team came together and scored two touchdowns to come from behind and win the game.

Not too long after we got back from the airport we were practicing hard for our next game against Curry College.  Curry is a DIII team, but don’t let that fool you.  They are a very well coached team and love to fly around the field. They advance to the playoffs almost every year.

One of the hardest things for a college athlete to do is to juggle academics and athletics.  In a normal in-season week we have lifting twice a week, film every day, and practice every day.  The athletics side takes up about 5 to 6 hours of an athlete’s day.

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Inside the huddle: The life of a college athlete 2

Posted on August 20, 2009 by Bryan Mroczka
2009 Bentley Falcons.

2009 Bentley Falcons.

As preseason football camps begin to come to a close the opening games are only a week away for some college football teams.  I personally play football for Division II, Bentley University and we are preparing for our first game in Ohio on August 29th.

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    • Dwight Evans
      February 26, 2010 | 7:39 pm

      Dwight "Dewey" Evans

      We honor Dwight Evans as the Boston Sports Then and Now Athlete of the Month. With the opening of the baseball season around the corner, the choice of “Dewey” Evans is fitting. He was a player who gave his all, all the time to the Boston Red Sox where he played from 1972 to 1990. He is one of the best players not in the Baseball Hall Of Fame.

      Dwight Michael Evans made an immediate impact in his professional baseball career by winning the International League’s MVP in 1972. With AAA Louisville, Evans had 17 hrs, 95 RBI and hit .300.

      Dewey was called up to the tail end of the ’72 season. On September 16th, he pinch ran and was 0-1 at the plate. He played 18 games and decent numbers during his call up. In 57 plate appearances, Evans had 1 hr, 6 RBI and batted .263.

      Dwight Evans called right field in Fenway Park his home. He was a defensive standout and offensively could hold his own.

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