Here's Everything You Need To Know For A Super (Bowl) Weekend

Here's a look at the lineup for the 2017 MIAA Super Bowls. All games will be held at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough on either Dec. 1 or Dec. 2.

FRIDAY'S SCHEDULE

Division 3: North Attleboro (10-1) vs. St. John's (S) (11-0), 5 p.m.

Division 2: King Philip (10-0) vs. Lincoln-Sudbury (10-0), 7:30 p.m.

SATURDAY'S SCHEDULE

Division 6: Middleboro (9-2) vs. Littleton (10-0), 9 a.m.

Division 4: Melrose (11-0) vs. Nashoba (9-1), 11 a.m.

Division 8: Millis (10-1) vs. Hoosac Valley (10-0), 1:30 p.m.

Division 5: Dennis-Yarmouth (11-0) vs. West Springfield (10-1), 3:30 p.m.

Division 7: Mashpee (11-0) vs. Blackstone Valley (11-0), 6 p.m.

Division 1: Everett (9-0) vs. Xaverian (6-4), 7:30 p.m.

THE MINI-PREVIEW

Division 1: A rematch of the 2016 Super Bowl won by Everett, this one is also a rematch of the opening game of the 2017 season, also won by Everett, 38-7. One positive for the Hawks is their recent play, having beaten their three playoff opponents by a combined score of 107-13.

Division 2: KP is the defending Division 1A Super Bowl champion and the Warriors have won 22 straight games led by Shane Frommer (17 TDs). L-S scored 44.2 ppg this fall, second best among Super Bowl participants.

Division 3: Make that two Hockomock teams playing for a Super Bowl title as North Attleboro will play for its first crown since winning Division 2 in 2002. St. John's (S) scored more than 60 points in three games this fall. The Pioneers also opened the season with a win over CM.

Division 4: This is Melrose's first Super Bowl appearance since losing to Dartmouth in the 2015 Division 3 game. Seniors on Nashoba remember beating Reading in the 2015 Division 2 Super Bowl. The Chieftains allowed the third fewest points in CMass at 9.4 ppg.

Division 5: D-Y's offense is on a roll, averaging almost 43 ppg in the postseason. One reason is running back Bobby Evans, who ran for 400 yards and five touchdowns in the South final. West Springfield has scored 56, 47, 49, 42, and 32 points in its last five wins. The West Siders are seeding to become the first WMass team to win at Gillette.

Division 6: Middleboro rode the dynamic duo of quarterback Evan Gwozdz and running back Jeremy Soule to their first Super Bowl appearance since 1983. Littleton fell to Cohasset in the 2014 Super Bowl, but beat the Skippers in the 2013 title game.

Division 7: Mashpee is making its third straight trip to Gillette Stadium. The Falcons beat Wahconah in last year's Division 4 Super Bowl and beat St. Bernard's in the 2015 Division 6 game. Give Blackstone Valley credit, the Beavers are the only vocational school playing for a Super Bowl title.

Division 8: Millis has been led by Bryce Latosek, who threw for 402 yards in the semifinal win over Cathedral. But really what helps the Mohawks most is playing in the ultra-competitive Tri-Valley League. And in case you're wondering, that wasn't a typo in the CMass/WMass semi. Hoosac Valley actually scored 76 points in the win over Nashoba Tech. That almost a two-point-a-minute pace.

GILLETTE 411

Tickets: $17 for adults and $14 for students/senior citizens. Children 5 years old and younger will receive free admission. The ticket price includes parking, admission to the games and a game day discount of $3 off adult admission at The Hall at Patriot Place presented by Raytheon (must show game ticket). Friday’s tickets provide access to both Friday games and Saturday’s tickets provide access to all six Saturday games. Also included in the price of each ticket is a Town of Foxborough User Charge.

Television/Radio: All Saturday games except Division 4 & 8 will be televised exclusively on NBC Sports Boston with radio coverage on 98.5 The Sports Hub WBZ FM. The Division 4 & 8 contest between Hoosac and Millis will be televised on NECN. In addition, the Division 5 game will start on NECN and be joined by NBC Sports at the end.

Parking: There is no charge for parking at Super Bowl games.

What's Different: Games at Gillette will be played with 10-minute quarters and timeouts will be limited to three per half. And don't forget rule No. 15 ... leave your drone at home. "The use of drones, for any purpose, is not permitted at any MIAA tournament event." You've been warned.