Patriot League Pick 'em - Week 11

[carney2]

Week 11:

HOLY CROSS @ LAFAYETTE

LEHIGH @ GEORGETOWN

COLGATE @ BUCKNELL

Bye: FORDHAM


Patriot League vs. OOC = 12-22

vs. Big East: 0-1
vs. Big South: 1-0
vs. CAA: 1-3
vs. Ivy: 6-11
vs. MEAC: 1-0
vs. NEC: 1-4
vs. Northeast 10 (D-2): 0-1
vs. Pioneer: 2-1
vs. SoCon: 0-1


RECORDS/STANDINGS*:

League/Overall

Lehigh 4-0/7-2
Fordham 3-2/5-5
Colgate 2-2/5-4
Holy Cross 2-2/4-5
Georgetown 2-3/3-6
Lafayette 1-3/2-7
Bucknell 1-3/1-8
Lafayette 1-2/2-6

*Pick ‘em includes Fordham in League standings without regard to Patriot League eligibility rules.

[van]

HOLY CROSS @ LAFAYETTE Cross seems like the better team, but pards are playing better and at home. I think this one is close, maybe a let down for crusaders after being knocked out of league title. Pards by a field goal or less.

LEHIGH @ GEORGETOWN Starters get some fourth quarter rest to start thinking about the Rivalry. Lehigh wins by more than three scores.

COLGATE @ BUCKNELL Colgate will win this one easily, at least 3 TD margin.

FORDHAM Scholarship boys do not lose to a bye!

[RichH2]

I'll go with van's picks. Would like pards to win a game before we play. Take the edge off. Pard D decent. O is dreadful. OL not as good as I thought they would be. qb has killed them all year. Quilling canbe very good but he has lots of "what was he thinking" moments. Also, no depth to speak of. The consequences of 42 equivalencies over 85 players.
Pressure on Tavani must be intense. With so few aid slots, he cannot afford to miss on any recruit. An impossible task to ask of any coach.

[carney2]

I thought this was a no-brainer week until somebody said "pards are playing better," "a let down for crusaders," and the unbelievable "Pard D decent." Nah, this is not difficult.

HOLY CROSS @ LAFAYETTE
Holy Cross - I haven't been keeping up on the 'saders, but the Pards are playing with no QB, very few linemen worth a bucket of warm spit, bad linebacking, and a lack of talent up and down the roster. They do not look like a team that could beat the Sisters of Mercy at this point in the season.

LEHIGH @ GEORGETOWN
Lehigh - The Hoyas are basking in their 3 win season and 2 League wins. Their work is done. The Squawks are thinking coronation and could have a hiccup or two, but you won't know by looking at the final score. This will be over early and often.

COLGATE @ BUCKNELL
Colgate - The 'gates really are not what everyone thought they would be. The Buffaloes, on the other hand, are exactly what we've expected since about game 3 when it was obvious that the coaching change would have no immediate effect. A laffer.

33-16 (67%)

[Sader87]

But how do you really feel about your alma mater's football team this year Carney?

['Gate93]

Last year Bucknell trounced PL Champion HC, Randoph and Co. in the last game of the season. That's what makes these predictions so great and stats on paper so meaningless ;-)

[carney2]

But how do you really feel about your alma mater's football team this year Carney?

When you get past a few minor problems and glitches, they're having a great year.

[heath]

Cross/High/Gate, all by 14. on another note for the PL experts, If Lehigh goes 9-2, will or can they host a playoff game?

[CFBfan]

Last year Bucknell trounced PL Champion HC, Randoph and Co. in the last game of the season. That's what makes these predictions so great and stats on paper so meaningless ;-)

and look for this to be upset saturday in the PL

[heath]

and look for this to be upset saturday in the PL

Fay,Georgette and Nellie? Really?Wouldn't that really make the 146th a gem.

[carney2]

If Lehigh goes 9-2, will or can they host a playoff game?

Before they reorganized this thing it was all about money, so why not. Under the old system the top 4 seeds were guaranteed a home game. Beyond that, you purchased a home game by submitting a "bid" to the NCAA. There was no "merit" involved in the assignment of these games, and I assume that the greedmeisters in charge haven't changed anything other than the number of games and therefore the number of checks they can cash. Have you ever thought that Delaware and Montana must indeed be meritorious - or downright lucky - because they ALWAYS get home games? No, they have large stadiums and can guarantee a sellout, so the NCAA says "Come to papa and bring your checkbook."

If Lehigh wants to submit a bid and feels that they can put enough fannies in the seats to justify it, I say again, why not?!

[DFW HOYA]

LEHIGH @ GEORGETOWN
Lehigh - The Hoyas are basking in their 3 win season and 2 League wins. Their work is done. The Squawks are thinking coronation and could have a hiccup or two, but you won't know by looking at the final score. This will be over early and often.

No one is basking in anything. There are probably a lot of angry feelings instead.

[ngineer]

Having seen the Crusaders firsthand, I think this game with Lafayette will be a close one. 34-17 was not that close as we played a pretty sloppy game, including stopping ourselves with a number of stupid penalties. I think Lafayette will be able to move the ball, as will the 'saders. I see a high scoring affair if the weather allows: Lafayette 38-34.

Bucknell has been one to pull of the big upset in recent years. Still, I cannot go against Biddle and Co. Raiders 31-20

Lehigh will be very focused and the score may not reflect the game as I suspect Coen to substitute liberally in the second half, though when travelling, it is difficult to do. Lehigh 45-17.

Last week I was 3-0 to go 36-13 on the season.

[Lehigh Football Nation]

Before they reorganized this thing it was all about money, so why not. Under the old system the top 4 seeds were guaranteed a home game. Beyond that, you purchased a home game by submitting a "bid" to the NCAA. There was no "merit" involved in the assignment of these games, and I assume that the greedmeisters in charge haven't changed anything other than the number of games and therefore the number of checks they can cash. Have you ever thought that Delaware and Montana must indeed be meritorious - or downright lucky - because they ALWAYS get home games? No, they have large stadiums and can guarantee a sellout, so the NCAA says "Come to papa and bring your checkbook."

If Lehigh wants to submit a bid and feels that they can put enough fannies in the seats to justify it, I say again, why not?!

I agree wholeheartedly, but I'm having a hard time envisioning who Lehigh would outbid. A 7-4 Richmond team? No way. A 9-2 Liberty team? Please. A 9-2 South Carolina State team? Extremely unlikely. 7-4 Georgia Southern? Chatty? UMass? Yeah, right.

I could see Lehigh outbidding a Robert Morris, maybe, a Stony Brook or a Dayton/Jacksonville type team, but not a lot of others.

Of course, a 4-7 Lafayette team or a 4-7 Georgetown team could still be thinking of the autobid, too. Don't laugh.

[jimbo65]

Saders big over Pards

Ditto Hawks over Hoyas

Ditto Ditto Raiders over Bison

Rams go to 6-5 with laugher over Byes

[TheValleyRaider]

3-0 last week, up to 27-22 for the season, looking to keep going for a strong finish

Holy Cross at Lafayette Holy Cross This is the one I'm not too sure about. I could see Holy Cross stumbling on the road after taking a tough home loss to Lehigh. I could also see Lafayette pulling it together for one big effort prior to the Game. But I probably won't. Crusaders put it to a bad Leopard team

Lehigh at Georgetown Lehigh The League title now firmly in their grasp, Lehigh looks to finish strong heading to the postseason. Georgetown, they of the strong start, now find themsleves playing out the string on another ultimately disappointing campaign. Only possibility for an upset here is the Hawks looking past G'town after their big win in Worcester and towards the Game with Lafayette. Don't see that happening

Colgate at Bucknell Colgate Speaking of playing out the string on an ultimately disappointing season, Colgate looks to keep on pace for another 7-win season down in Lewisburg. Sullivan played last week, winning his final home game, but did not appear to be 100%. I wonder if at some point we'll see the Raiders shift focus to next season, at least as far as quarterback is concerned

[letsgopards04]

Week 11:

HOLY CROSS @ LAFAYETTE - At least this Leopard squad isn't routinely giving up 40+ points a game circa 2000-2001. Man those were dark times.

LEHIGH @ GEORGETOWN

COLGATE @ BUCKNELL

Bye: FORDHAM

[carney2]

At least this Leopard squad isn't routinely giving up 40+ points a game circa 2000-2001. Man those were dark times.

This is, I suppose, the Lafayette silver lining. "It used to be worse" is our version of "at least you have your health." Pretty soon we will be comforted by an onslaught of academic awards. Frankly, I don't care if they're as dumb as chipmunks. I want to beat Lehigh!

[Bogus Megapardus]

I'll have the weekly Patriot & Ivy lines up shortly. One or two of them might be a bit of a surprise.

[Bogus Megapardus]

Of course, a 4-7 Lafayette team or a 4-7 Georgetown team could still be thinking of the autobid, too. Don't laugh.

Can't help it. xlolxxlolxxlolx

[Bogus Megapardus]

This week's Ivy & Patriot Sportsbook:


Yale (-18) vs Princeton

Dartmouth (-3) vs Brown xconfusedx

Lafayette (-2) vs Holy Cross xlolx

Columbia (-17) vs Cornell

Lehigh (-14) at Georgetown

Colgate (-15) at Bucknell

Penn (-6.5) vs Harvard

[Lehigh Football Nation]

This week's Ivy & Patriot Sportsbook:

Dartmouth (-3) vs Brown xconfusedx
Lafayette (-2) vs Holy Cross xlolx
Penn (-6.5) vs Harvard

If I were a betting man... wow. Just wow.

[carney2]

Word out of Lafayette is that the quarterback decision ("THERE IS NO QUARTERBACK CONTROVERSY!") has been expanded to three candidates, with strong-armed sophomore Andy Shoop finally in the loop. It will be a "game time" decision on Saturday.

[letsgopards04]

Word out of Lafayette is that the quarterback decision ("THERE IS NO QUARTERBACK CONTROVERSY!") has been expanded to three candidates, with strong-armed sophomore Andy Shoop finally in the loop. It will be a "game time" decision on Saturday.

It's about time given the inept play of the two at the top.

[letsgopards04]

This week's Ivy & Patriot Sportsbook:

Dartmouth (-3) vs Brown xconfusedx

Lafayette (-2) vs Holy Cross xlolx



Vegas must know something we don't. Maybe they are betting that Shoop will play and is the second coming of Frank Baur.

['Gate93]

If Lehigh goes 9-2, will or can they host a playoff game?

I don't think anything favors a team with a 9-2 record from the PL. Our conference - particularly this season - was extremely weak. If Lehigh had beaten UNH or Nova, it would be a different story. And if 'Gate had beaten Syracuse, I would have died and gone to heaven ;-)

[RichH2]

A" non controversy" at qb a bit of a misnomer. Really it is non feasance at qb so far this year. I can understand Tavani's win for seniors outlook, but Pards are not winning so why not look at a qb that could play next yr?
Still think LC can win this week IF they can just get serviciable play at qb. D is solid enuf to keep game competitve if no Offensive implosion.

[Lehigh Football Nation]

All I can say is if O'Neil was healthy all year and not battling multiple concussions, Lafayette would be a very different team this year. You could put that on the back of the "O" line and bad pass protection or something, or the fact that Penn and Harvard are two teams with great "D" lines, but a healthy O'Neil is by leaps and bounds your guys' best chance of winning on any given Saturday.

Quilling just has been a huge dud. It happens. If I'm Tavani, I almost certainly go with Shoop and see what he brings to the table. Quilling has had his chance, and couldn't get it done. But quite frankly I'd be a lot more concerned about the kid's health. If O'Neil is healthy for Lehigh, I wouldn't hesitate to start him, with Shoop as the backup. But is O'Neil OK?

[ColgateTD]

Holy Cross - Carney hasn't quite won me over.
Lehigh - Now in full control with pedal to the metal.
Colgate - Biddle would like to get that 7-4 season no matter what.

29-17

[carney2]

All I can say is if O'Neil was healthy all year and not battling multiple concussions, Lafayette would be a very different team this year.

Do you watch the games or just look at the scores? Not a valid statement because (A) O'Neil may be the best of a bad lot, but that does not make him good - or even adequate; and (2) Tavani is looking down the bench at a talent void, some of it, at least, of his own making.

Oh yeah, where do the "multiple concussions" come from? More evidence that you are reading and not observing. Paul Reinhard of the Allentown Morning Call printed this a few weeks ago and then retracted it. O'Neil had one - count 'em, one - head dinging, and it was never, to the best of my knowledge, diagnosed as a concussion. His other injury, suffered in the Georgetown game, was a hyper-extended knee. I'm not sure if this changes the general thrust of your statement, but it brings the facts into question.

[carney2]

Holy Cross - Carney hasn't quite won me over.
Lehigh - Now in full control with pedal to the metal.
Colgate - Biddle would like to get that 7-4 season no matter what.

29-17

I am a very winsome guy, but in this context the statement makes no sense.

[Lehigh Football Nation]

Do you watch the games or just look at the scores? Not a valid statement because (A) O'Neil may be the best of a bad lot, but that does not make him good - or even adequate; and (2) Tavani is looking down the bench at a talent void, some of it, at least, of his own making.

Oh yeah, where do the "multiple concussions" come from? More evidence that you are reading and not observing. Paul Reinhard of the Allentown Morning Call printed this a few weeks ago and then retracted it. O'Neil had one - count 'em, one - head dinging, and it was never, to the best of my knowledge, diagnosed as a concussion. His other injury, suffered in the Georgetown game, was a hyper-extended knee. I'm not sure if this changes the general thrust of your statement, but it brings the facts into question.

Certainly you, carney, have to admit at a bare minimum that O'Neil probably wouldn't be throwing 3 1/2 picks per game, which is my unscientific approximation of the number Quilling seems to loft to the opposing DBs per game.

I have watched a decent amount of Lafayette football, largely thanks to the magic of ESPN3, but I also watched part of the Harvard debacle, too. I've watched Quilling do his best Darryl Lamonica impression - not very successfully - and I've seen O'Neil, and to me O'Neil seemed like the sharper guy in terms of instincts, passing zip, etc. Admittedly the "multiple concussions" bit of information comes from my reading up on the Leopards (the Morning Call and Express-Times), so if they've retracted something, I didn't know about it. Your information on O'Neil, carney, is duly noted. Shoop, of course, I know nothing about, and I never professed to.

Whatever the injuries, though, clearly O'Neil hasn't been 100% all year, with at a bare minimum two different injuries and every week, it seems, a "gametime decision" as to whether or not he can go.

[carney2]

Certainly you, carney, have to admit at a bare minimum that O'Neil probably wouldn't be throwing 3 1/2 picks per game, which is my unscientific approximation of the number Quilling seems to loft to the opposing DBs per game.

I have watched a decent amount of Lafayette football, largely thanks to the magic of ESPN3, but I also watched part of the Harvard debacle, too. I've watched Quilling do his best Darryl Lamonica impression - not very successfully - and I've seen O'Neil, and to me O'Neil seemed like the sharper guy in terms of instincts, passing zip, etc. Admittedly the "multiple concussions" bit of information comes from my reading up on the Leopards (the Morning Call and Express-Times), so if they've retracted something, I didn't know about it. Your information on O'Neil, carney, is duly noted. Shoop, of course, I know nothing about, and I never professed to.

Whatever the injuries, though, clearly O'Neil hasn't been 100% all year, with at a bare minimum two different injuries and every week, it seems, a "gametime decision" as to whether or not he can go.

Let us agree on two things and drop this matter because I detect a bit of self-indulgent priming and baiting on your part for next week's encounter.

1. O'Neil is better than Quilling. There seems to be little doubt. Marc, however, seems to have a Svengali-like hold on both Frank and the Morning Call's Paul Reinhard who should be more objective. They both love him, but his performances do not yield an answer as to why.

2. We agree to disagree on O'neil's potential. Injuries notwithstanding, you seem to view him with a higher ceiling than I.

As for sophomore Andrew Shoop who continually gets lost in this under center shuffle, he is Lafayette's only hope, IMO, of extracting the Pards from their quarterback sewer. He came in the door with credentials at least as good as Lehigh's Lum, Colvin and Bialkowski. Coming out of High school, he got serious looks from Pitt and Penn State, and received an offer from Temple. He held out to the last, expecting (hoping) that he would get the scholarship that Pat Devlin left behind at Penn State when he transferred to Delaware. The knock on Shoop has always been that he is an interception machine. Not a good comment when it comes to a quarterback. In any event, it apears as bad management to me that we have not seen much of him, and there are only two games to go in his sophomore season. If he has anything - and it is hard to believe that he could be worse than what we've seen so far - two full years of his eligibility have been wasted.

Oh yeah, O'Neil has indeed been close to 100% for most of this year. Penn and Fordham, the week after taking a knee to the helmet in the Stony Brook game, were the only games where your assessment may have been correct. It has only become a "game time decision" as you call it in the last two weeks since the coaching staff lost confidence in him at Bucknell.

[ngineer]

Watching the interesting ping pong match between Carney and LFN. I am more than puzzled by O'Neill. I think his 'regression' is such that people assume he is injured to some degree (sort of the same mindset with Chase Utley when he's slumping). If Frank is looking future versus this year, then Shoop is the way to go. Might as well find out what you got before finishing your recruiting. Practice doesn't tell you. Getting thrown in against Holy Cross and Lehigh will certainly either reveal a diamond in the rough or possibly destroy his confidence if the OL doesn't protect. If Frank is still trying to finish a 'respectable' 4-7 (if there is such an animal having experienced that number last year), then I think he goes with O'Neill to show he can still do the job, as Quilling has shown he is nothing more than a back up.

[carney2]

If Frank is looking future versus this year

He isn't, and has publicly said so.

[ngineer]

He isn't, and has publicly said so.

I know that's what he "says" to the press; doesn't mean that's what he's thinking. Publically, you don't want to throw your seniors under the bus and send the message that this year is already history. That would have serious repercussions on the team's psyche going into the last two weeks. At the same time, I agree that if he could pull a rabbit out of the hat and win the last two games, it would be a heck of a springboard for 2011 (not too dissimilar from Lehigh's strong finish last year to end up 4-7). Maybe he can put a feeler out to J.B. Clark??:D

[Ivytalk]

I thought this was a no-brainer week until somebody said "pards are playing better," "a let down for crusaders," and the unbelievable "Pard D decent." Nah, this is not difficult.

HOLY CROSS @ LAFAYETTE
Holy Cross - I haven't been keeping up on the 'saders, but the Pards are playing with no QB, very few linemen worth a bucket of warm spit, bad linebacking, and a lack of talent up and down the roster. They do not look like a team that could beat the Sisters of Mercy at this point in the season.

LEHIGH @ GEORGETOWN
Lehigh - The Hoyas are basking in their 3 win season and 2 League wins. Their work is done. The Squawks are thinking coronation and could have a hiccup or two, but you won't know by looking at the final score. This will be over early and often.

COLGATE @ BUCKNELL
Colgate - The 'gates really are not what everyone thought they would be. The Buffaloes, on the other hand, are exactly what we've expected since about game 3 when it was obvious that the coaching change would have no immediate effect. A laffer.

33-16 (67%)

Agreed, but I couldn't say it as colorfully!

[Lehigh Football Nation]

Oh yeah, O'Neil has indeed been close to 100% for most of this year. Penn and Fordham, the week after taking a knee to the helmet in the Stony Brook game, were the only games where your assessment may have been correct. It has only become a "game time decision" as you call it in the last two weeks since the coaching staff lost confidence in him at Bucknell.

It seems like we're completely on the same page about the QB situation right up to the point that O'Neil is benched in the Bucknell game in favor of Quilling. "O'Neil doesn't appear hurt", Paul Reinhart said in his gameday blog on the matter, but he did get touched for a loss and a fumble in his last appearance in that game. The fumble, too, was converted into points and cut the deficit to 9-7, so Tavani probably (correctly, in this case, since they won) benched him and put Quilling in, who gave him a better opportunity to win the game. When Quilling did well, he earned the start vs. Colgate - where he didn't do well at all.

And yet, O'Neil didn't play too terrible in the Fordham game right before Bucknell. No turnovers aside from the final drive - 51% completion percentage wasn't awesome, but at the same token he also didn't hurt them with turnovers, either.

I guess I'm just mystified as to why Tavani/Reinhart has all this confidence in Quilling overall over O'Neil under any circumstances. Injury could explain it - and it's the most convenient explanation - but it could be something else, I suppose. I dunno, I look at the numbers and O'Neil screams to me to be the starter (10 TDs, 5 INTs, 64% completion percentage) over Quilling (4 TDs, 8 INTs, 50.7% - not a typo - completion percentage). When you add to it the fact that most of Quilling's "great numbers" came against Bucknell, they become even more suspect.

[LU73]

I know that's what he "says" to the press; doesn't mean that's what he's thinking. Publically, you don't want to throw your seniors under the bus and send the message that this year is already history. That would have serious repercussions on the team's psyche going into the last two weeks. At the same time, I agree that if he could pull a rabbit out of the hat and win the last two games, it would be a heck of a springboard for 2011 (not too dissimilar from Lehigh's strong finish last year to end up 4-7). Maybe he can put a feeler out to J.B. Clark??:D

Has any player ever won MVP of THE GAME for both teams?

[ngineer]

Has any player ever won MVP of THE GAME for both teams?

Doubtful.. I don't think they started naming MVPs for THE GAME until the 1950's or '60's and by then the "ease of movement" between schools that had been abused around the turn of the previous century no longer existed. I know there was a great player in that era who played not only for Lehigh and Lafayette, but, I think, Penn as well!! I'll see if I can do some research on that in my 'spare' time.

[Lehigh Football Nation]

http://lehighfootballnation.blogspot.com/2010/11/game-preview-lehigh-at-georgetown.html

My preview of the Lehigh/Georgetown game, even if it's not too surprising.

[ngineer]

http://lehighfootballnation.blogspot.com/2010/11/game-preview-lehigh-at-georgetown.html

My preview of the Lehigh/Georgetown game, even if it's not too surprising.

Sounds about right. After the last two weeks, 35 points is the least I'd expect unless we make a bunch of mistakes. I think Schauder saw some time at Holy Cross last week. Did he get re-dinged?

[LU65]

CU 38
BU 7

Way to much fire power. Raiders call of the hounds early in the 4th.



LC 27
HC 24

Leopards come out hot following three on the road - after all, it is the scene of the 9th annual Chile Cookoff -and thrive on home-cookingand a surprise performance at qb.



LU 35
G'town 7
Special team blunder leads to only G'town score. LU "D" pitches anohter gem. LU prepares their bid to host tourney. As Kool and The Gang might say, "Let's all celebrate and have a good time."

[RichH2]

The surprises at qb for Pards may be Shoop. Even with that it will be an even game. LU must be careful vs hoyas. Put them away early do not let them jump out and score early.

[Leopard Loyalist]

Lafayette 28 Holy Cross 21 (Hope springs eternal!)
Lehigh 35 Georgetown 10
Colgate 31 Bucknell 14

[ngineer]

The surprises at qb for Pards may be Shoop. Even with that it will be an even game. LU must be careful vs hoyas. Put them away early do not let them jump out and score early.

Yes, G'men with their wins this year could get real problematic if they could get an early score and work off that. LU needs to grab the game by the throat early.

[DFW HOYA]

Yes, G'men with their wins this year could get real problematic if they could get an early score and work off that.

Not this week, and not with a five game losing streak that threatens to turn 3-1 to 3-8 at season's end.

[LUHawker]

Was G'town's early season success due to the element of surprise in terms of game plans, personnel and now that teams have seen what they do, the shine has worn off?

[DFW HOYA]

Was G'town's early season success due to the element of surprise in terms of game plans, personnel and now that teams have seen what they do, the shine has worn off?

That's part of it, but the play calling has also become very predicatable and the talent gap that Georgetown faces relative to other PL recruits is magnified once offensive line injuries set in.

A 3-8 finish is not out of the question.

[Go Lehigh TU Owl]

On a two week winning streak! 30-19 overall

Colgate 49 Bucknell 14 - Eachus goes crazy

Lafayette 31 Holy Cross 24 - Lafayette is NOT as bad as the 'Pard faithful want you to believe.

Lehigh 34 Gerogetown 6 - Lehigh punches their ticket to the playoffs after a 6 year hiatus.

['Gate93]

Colgate 49 Bucknell 14 - Eachus goes crazy
I'm hoping 'Gate can score 50 :-)
Colgate 50 Bucknell 20

Lafayette 31 Holy Cross 24 - Lafayette is NOT as bad as the 'Pard faithful want you to believe.
I never thought so, either...but their QB is unpredictable. Would like them to win but don't think they'll put up 31 points.
Lafayette 23 Holy Cross 21

Lehigh 34 Gerogetown 6 - Lehigh punches their ticket to the playoffs after a 6 year hiatus.
Congrats to Mountain Hawks - they should put on quite a show. Sports Network has them traveling to Montana for the playoffs :-)
Lehigh 38 Georgetown 13

Go 'Gate!

[Lehigh Football Nation]

Holy Cross 41, Lafayette 10 - I've seen these two teams, and I don't see how the Leopards win this game. Honestly.

Colgate 55, Bucknell 10 - Ditto.

[CrusaderBob]

It's a Road Warrior Weekend

Colgate
Lehigh
Holy Cross

[ngineer]

Went 3-0 to now climb to 39-13 on the year!