The Patriots drafted Ohio State running back TreVeyon Henderson in the second round Friday. Read more on Boston.com.

The Patriots had some internal debate on who to select at No. 38, but they wound up drafting TreVeyon Henderson.

Henderson is a speedy, undersized running back out of head coach Mike Vrabel’s alma mater. The 5-foot-10, 202-pound ball ...

On Monday, the world’s oldest, and perhaps best-known, marathon will bring upwards of half a million spectators and 30,000 ...

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A field of 30,000 runners left Hopkinton under clear skies and cool temperatures Monday morning for the race’s 129th edition ...

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Ohio State has landed it first transfer of the offseason with T'yana Todd announcing her commitment to the Buckeyes via ...

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WMUR's Jean Mackin spoke with runners from across the country and around the world who were at Athlete's Village ahead of the 129th Boston Marathon.

With the selection of TreVeyon Henderson, the Patriots add a dynamic running back who can catch passes from Drake Maye.