Doak, whose two winning field goals in 2018 helped the Black Bears win the league championship, has entered the NCAA transfer portal.
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UMaine football scheduled to open spring season on March 6
The Black Bears will open at Delaware, and close their six-game season on April 17 against rival New Hampshire in Orono.
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America East details plans for basketball, fall sports in the spring
The conference plans an 18-game regular season for basketball and offers dates for spring play for those fall sports whose seasons were canceled by the coronavirus pandemic.
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$90 million makeover could be a game-changer for UMaine athletics
The donation from the Harold Alfond Foundation will be applied to the construction and upgrade of athletic facilities on the Orono campus.
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UMaine football team back on practice field, looking to spring
The Black Bears are preparing for a six-game season next spring after the fall season was called off because of the pandemic.
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UMaine, CAA hoping for spring football season
While the NCAA considers moving the canceled FCS playoffs, UMaine Coach Nick Charlton is already planning for a season in early 2021.
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Students on campus give hope for college sports this fall
With students returning this fall to campuses in the UMaine System, the fall sports season remains a possibility for the seven universities.
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Earnest Edwards, Clay Cordasco sign as undrafted free agents
UMaine receiver/kick returner Earnest Edwards is headed to the Rams, and former Sacopee Valley player Clay Cordasco agrees to a deal with the Bengals.
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College recruiting during the pandemic: ‘It’s stressful’ for coaches and athletes alike
With no campus visits and no in-person recruiting until at least May 31, coaches are relying more on film to find new recruits. And some high school athletes are making decisions about scholarship offers without ever stepping on a campus or meeting a coach in person.
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UMaine men’s basketball team exposed to coronavirus
Two game officials who worked Maine’s final game, at Vermont on March 7, have tested positive but no players are showing symptoms.