Joe Harasymiak, the nation’s youngest D-1 head football coach, says he wants his team to become known for toughness.
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UMaine baseball team gets blown out twice by Binghamton
Conference-opening doubleheader puts the Black Bears in a hole, losing 13 of their last 15 games.
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Barron offered four-year deal to return as UMaine coach
The women’s basketball team will lose eight seniors, but Richard Barron is bringing in another crop of Europeans.
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Westbrook’s Trevor Bates puts on a show for NFL scouts
The defensive end at UMaine is trying to make the switch to linebacker for the pros, and 10 scouts have their eyes on him
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UMaine men showed they can run, now need to take a leap
The Black Bears finished 8-22 in Bob Walsh’s second season as coach while playing at a fast pace, but defense remains problematic.
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UMaine routed in WNIT
The Black Bears lose in the first round for the second straight year, as Quinnipiac rolls to a 90-44 win.
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Her numbers are down, but Liz Wood remains vital to UMaine’s success
The senior forward is still the leader as the Black Bears open WNIT play Friday at Quinnipiac.
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College basketball: UMaine women will be at Quinnipiac in WNIT
The Black Bears fail to get a home game for the first round.
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Whatever became of UMaine hockey’s superpower status?
The Black Bears made 11 trips to NCAA’s Frozen Four in the two decades that ended in 2007, but since then, they’ve been mostly an endangered species. What would it take to revive the dynasty?
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UMaine women’s basketball team just a point away from its ultimate aim
Friday’s narrow loss to Albany wasn’t the last game for eight Black Bears seniors, but it was the last chance for the Big Dance