CSN Log
October 21st, 2010, 02:40 PM
10-19-2010 03:29 PM
Red leaves Schoellkopf on wrong side of 44-3 rout at hands of Raiders.
http://www.cornellsun.com/files/images/pg20---benheller---DSalisbury.thumbnail.jpgFor the second game in a row, Cornell (1-4) was physically outmatched on both sides of the ball, as Colgate defeated the Red, 44-3, on Saturday afternoon. Throughout the game, the football team was struggling to get its own ground game in sync. Raiders junior running back Nate Eachus, who led his team with 291 yards and three touchdowns, helped earn Colgate its 600th win.
“We knew they were a really good team and we needed to have our best game on both sides of the ball. They are a great team, they run the ball and played well yesterday,” said senior safety Ben Heller.
The Raiders’ (4-2) offensive line powered the team to 440 rushing yards and six touchdowns against the Red. Senior quarterback Greg Sullivan notched 102 rushing yards on eight carries, for three of Colgate’s touchdowns. On the other side of the ball, Colgate clogged up running lanes and held Cornell to 124 yards.
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Red leaves Schoellkopf on wrong side of 44-3 rout at hands of Raiders.
http://www.cornellsun.com/files/images/pg20---benheller---DSalisbury.thumbnail.jpgFor the second game in a row, Cornell (1-4) was physically outmatched on both sides of the ball, as Colgate defeated the Red, 44-3, on Saturday afternoon. Throughout the game, the football team was struggling to get its own ground game in sync. Raiders junior running back Nate Eachus, who led his team with 291 yards and three touchdowns, helped earn Colgate its 600th win.
“We knew they were a really good team and we needed to have our best game on both sides of the ball. They are a great team, they run the ball and played well yesterday,” said senior safety Ben Heller.
The Raiders’ (4-2) offensive line powered the team to 440 rushing yards and six touchdowns against the Red. Senior quarterback Greg Sullivan notched 102 rushing yards on eight carries, for three of Colgate’s touchdowns. On the other side of the ball, Colgate clogged up running lanes and held Cornell to 124 yards.
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