Maine Football

University of Maine football head coach Nick Charlton joined The Drive on Monday to discuss the finality of last week's news that his team's spring season had come to an end after just four games.

Maine had their final two games cancelled earlier this week, when New Hampshire called off the remainder of their schedule, followed by Rhode Island, who Maine was preparing to play this weekend.

After Jeremy Swayman debuted for the Bruins Tuesday night, Mark went back and found all the other former-Black Bears turned Boston pros.

Over the last 24 hours, New Hampshire and Rhode Island, Maine's final two opponents on the schedule, cancelled the remainder of their games citing a rash of injuries and COVID-19 related issues.

Why is UMaine football not playing this weekend, recapping the NHL Debut of Jeremy Swayman and more Morey Hershgordon covers it all with The Morning Line.

Maine is now 2-2 this spring with two games remaining on the schedule. Though, after this week's trip to Rhode Island, a big question remains whether Maine will get to host their final game of the season or not.

The #16 Villanova Wildcats were too much for the UMane Football Team on Saturday afternoon April 3rd, beating the Black Bears 44-17 in Orono.

Ken Ralph discussed a number of topics during his Tuesday appearance on The Drive. Among them was the decision to not allow fans to attend spring sports contests, the contract status of men's hockey coach Red Gendron and the department's struggle to translate investment to W's within …

University of Maine football coach Nick Charlton joined The Drive as he does every Monday afternoon, but with his team coming off their bye week, we took the opportunity to take the conversation away from the gridiron.

Following Saturday's 35-19 win at Stony Brook, Maine football finds themselves a far cry from just two weeks and a half weeks ago when they opened the season by getting shutout 37-0 at Delaware.