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MIAA Super Bowl live updates: Fairhaven takes a slim lead into the fourth quarter against Salem

Follow along as 16 schools from across the state vie for the ultimate crown here in Foxborough, starting with Division 8 on Wednesday evening. 5 minutes ago

USC’s Bronny James cleared by doctors for return to basketball 4 months after cardiac arrest

A James family spokesperson said in a statement Thursday that the 19-year-old will have a final evaluation with USC staff this week and resume practice next week. He will be able to play in games “soon after,” it said. 19 minutes ago

patriots

Patriots-Chiefs gets flexed out of Monday night slot on Dec. 18

The game, originally scheduled for prime time, instead will be played on Sunday, Dec. 17, at 1 p.m. at Gillette Stadium. 1 hour ago

MIAA TOURNAMENT MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

MIAA considers football playoff proposal with 11-week regular season, three rounds of play after Thanksgiving

Eight teams, not 16, would qualify per division, but extend season at least 5 more days, and the scheduling detail remains a concern for Tournament Management Committee. 1 hour ago

men's college hockey notebook

With both teams ranked, Maine-UNH men’s hockey takes on ever more luster

The old rivals are off to strong starts and will face off Friday in their first meeting since 2011 in which both are ranked. 2 hours ago

baseball

Worcester Red Sox owners reach agreement to sell the team to Diamond Baseball Holdings

The Diamond group already owns the Single A Salem Red Sox and Double A Portland Sea Dogs among its 26 other minor league teams. 2 hours ago

revolution

Revolution remove interim tag, name Curt Onalfo their permanent sporting director

Onalfo, who had been acting as interim sporting director since July, will have to hire a coach as one of his first orders of business. 2 hours ago

the tradition

Recollections and reflections from The Tradition’s 2023 honorees

The 22nd edition at TD Garden featured Doc Rivers, Briana Scurry, Dennis Eckersley, Kevin Faulk, Dana White, and Bob Sweeney.