Eagles Fans Say Chip Kelly Is A Better Coach Than Andy Reid
In his first season in the NFL, Chip Kelly has the Eagles at 6-5 and in first place in the NFC East, something not many people expected. Kelly is starting to win over Philadelphia.
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In his first season in the NFL, Chip Kelly has the Eagles at 6-5 and in first place in the NFC East, something not many people expected. Kelly is starting to win over Philadelphia.
While the season is over for the city's college field hockey teams, two standouts are getting the opportunity to play in one more game.
When the lead hit 24-0, an Eagles win seemed like it was a forgone conclusion. But much like the season opener against Washington, the Eagles offense stalled in the second half, and Robert Griffin III was engineering a bit of a comeback.
All alone in first place at the bye week, riding a three-game winning streak. This is the sort of stuff that dreams are made of. Admittedly, those are the dreams of a modest man, but dreams none the less.
There was a lot to like about what the Eagles did Sunday against the Redskins. The whole team took it to a division rival to put the game out of reach, or so it seemed, and when the defense had their backs against the wall, they responded by coming up with the big play to slam the door shut on their division foes.
James Bell scored 20 points and Villanova rode a staunch defensive effort to rout turnover-prone Towson 78-44 on Sunday.
It's been a long time coming, but the Eagles were finally able to snap a ten-game losing streak at Lincoln Financial Field Sunday.
The Eagles now own sole possession of first place in the NFC East, after a 24-16 victory over the Washington Redskins on Sunday.
Eagles fans reportedly have tried to physically harm the Redskins on Sunday. Or, at the very least, the Redskins bus.
The Sixers have now lost back-to-back nights after getting destroyed by the New Orleans Pelicans 135-98 Saturday.
Saint Joseph's had the lead with under 30 seconds left, but fell to Creighton 83-79 Saturday.
A game-saving interception enabled Prep to survive stubborn Frankford, 10-7, to win the District 12 Class AAAA, or city, championship Saturday night.
Chip Kelly's fast-paced offense that made a big splash in his coaching debut might be even better now.
A Scarlet Knights football player has left the team after alleging that a coach verbally abused him.
