Ivy League Week 9 2022

[bonarae]

What to think of now?

Columbia at Brown
Princeton at Yale
Harvard at Penn
Dartmouth at Cornell

My picks:
Columbia
Princeton
Quackers - I'm afraid Harvard collapses at the wrong moments. xsmhx
Dartmouth - not sure what to think of either team.

[Son of Eli]

Columbia
Yale
Harvard
Cornell

[Ivytalk]

Columbia
Yale (Princeton ripe for the plucking)
Penn (Harvard almost always plays like crap at Franklin Field)
Dartmouth (what the hell)

[Go Lehigh TU Owl]

Princeton is undefeated no more!

Eli 24-20

[bulldog10jw]

Princeton is undefeated no more!

Eli 24-20

Not getting the XP on their last touchdown kept them from going for the tie as they ended the game on the Yale 15

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Not getting the XP on their last touchdown kept them from going for the tie as they ended the game on the Yale 15
Congrats, bulldog! Big crowd at the Bowl?

Harvard had its way with Penn today. Should be a good one next week.

[bulldog10jw]

Congrats, bulldog! Big crowd at the Bowl?



Only 7500. Embarrassing for both schools.

[crusader11]

Ever been a year where the Ivy title was split four ways?

[Ivytalk]

Ever been a year where the Ivy title was split four ways?
No. Three-way tie four times, last done in 2015.

[bulldog10jw]

Ever been a year where the Ivy title was split four ways?

No and I'll be surprised if Penn beats Princeton. Obviously you never know, and I will be rooting for them which is something I rarely do.

[Ivytalk]

No and I'll be surprised if Penn beats Princeton. Obviously you never know, and I will be rooting for them which is something I rarely do.

Same here. Pruck Finceton!

That Columbia game has come back to bite us in the arse.

[Ivytalk]

Only 7500. Embarrassing for both schools.

When I was an undergrad, Harvard would draw 10K-20K for Columbia, Cornell, and Penn; 20K-30K for Dartmouth, Brown and Princeton, and over 40K for Yale. The only reason Harvard sells out for Yale now is the smaller seating capacity.

[Go Green]

Ever been a year where the Ivy title was split four ways?

The closest was 1995. Had Princeton opted to "go for it" at Dartmouth's one yard line when they were down by three with a second to go and failed, we would have gotten a four-way tie.

Princeton instead did the Pat Dye/Ara Parseghian thing and kicked a field goal for the last tie in NCAA history. So, no four-way tie for the championship, as Princeton finished with a 5-1-1 record (on top of two other 5-2 teams and a 4-2-1 Dartmouth team).