Three straight wins for the Hawks has this team riding high going into this week’s game against Albany.
To me, as a somewhat insider, there has been no bigger regular season in the last few years as the Great Danes are battle tested and fresh off a win over CAA opponent Maine
Talk about a bounce back win, a 41-6 thrashing of the University of Rhode Island was just what the doctor ordered for Monmouth after a disappointing week one loss to Lehigh.
After a tough opening day loss to Lehigh on the road, the Hawks look to get back on the winning side by welcoming in the University of the Rhode Island.
Last Saturday was a big disappointment for MU Football. After playing a very solid first half and having a 17-14 in the third, the wheels fell off the wagon pretty fast and Albany showed why they have been the best team in the NEC all season long. It was a game that the Hawks needed to win and didn’t and it was a game that Monmouth was in and needed
My broadcast partner (Eddy O) made a good point about three weeks ago while up at Sacred Heart saying the goal at this point of the season and moving forward for the rest of the season was being “relevant.” The word has stuck in my head ever since and with two weeks left in the regular season, Monmouth still
So I took last week off from the blog for a couple reasons; had a crazy week number one and was hoping that by not blogging about the home woes that Monmouth has had this season and dating back to last season, maybe it change the fortunes of this current group of Hawks
