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Northeastern Huskies

Location: Boston, MA University Founded:1898 Enrollment: 20,000 Nickname: Huskies School Colors: Red and Black Joined de CAA: 2007 University President: Dr. Joseph Aoun Director of Athletics: John P. Grinold Conference (Co) Champions: 2002 Stadium: E.S. Parsons Current Capacity: 7,000 First Year of Football: 1933

Based in Boston, Massachusetts, the Northeastern Huskies are members of the CAA in the NCAA Division I-AA. The Huskies joined the CAA in 2007 after competing in the Atlantic 10. The Huskies play their home games at the Parsons Field, which was open in 1933.

In their football history, the Huskies have produced several professional football players, including Dan Ross, Sean Jones, Darin Jordan and Keith Willis.

In their history, the Huskies have completed three undefeated seasons, winning their first Atlantic 10 title and advancing to the NCAA playoffs for the first time in 2002.

However, the team’s more recent history has been less fortuitous. 2008 was not a good year for the Huskies; the team finished in last place in the CAA North with an overall record of 2-10. The team lost the last seven games of the season.

Northeastern 2009 Schedule

Northeastern 2007 Stats

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