Cornell Football 2019

NULL HITS THE UPRIGHT AND THROUGH FROM 41 YARDS WITH 9 SECONDS TO GO!

Cornell 37 Brown 35

Final.

Nice start by Cornell. Not so good Q4 collapse by Cornell. Poor play call by Brown in final minute when up by 1,in FB range, and QB backpedals 10 yards rather than take a knee, end gives Cornell enough field position to move up the field quickly and set up a winning, wounded duck, off-the-left-upright FG for the win. If only there was a league where we played Marist, Colgate and Brown 3 times, then closed with Penn.

great finish. solid drive, clean passing, incredible kick for the win. Kenney looked pretty good, actually. Way better than Catanese.

wild that the guys in the booth didn't understand what Perry was doing on 4th down before the final Cornell drive. he was supposed to roll out, burn 6-8 seconds, then throw it away since the clock stops on the change of possession anyway. there's really only one way the play can go wrong - if the qb lets himself get sacked. and, well...

Trotsky
We hold Brown 3 and out, force the punt, drop the return and give Brown the ball on our 15. Well. That was suboptimal.

Was not the word I was thinking of. Weren't you considering "regression to the mean"?

not sure in what football world with 50+ secs to go you run a play hoping to burn a few extra secs and throw it away..

upprdeck
not sure in what football world with 50+ secs to go you run a play hoping to burn a few extra secs and throw it away..

Lol +1

upprdeck
not sure in what football world with 50+ secs to go you run a play hoping to burn a few extra secs and throw it away..

i think if something opens up, it opens up, but it's less risky than trying a field goal. watch the play. the plan went to hell when one guy got in on a jailbreak and the QB was pissed that he didn't get credit for throwing the ball away in time.

i think why screw around with a sack chance.. run the play to the end zone and take your chances.. also the chance we catch it and get tackled at the 5.

upprdeck
i think why screw around with a sack chance.. run the play to the end zone and take your chances.. also the chance we catch it and get tackled at the 5.

It was just a dumb call. Go for the field goal at worst run, or it up the middle of the line.

Did the football team ever use Bacon Cage (demolished to make room for a parking garage), or was that just for batting practice?

there used to be a lot of things going in in there it had a dirt floor so not sure how much fball did more than maybe just throw in it?

Here's a rare piece of good news regarding the football team.

upprdeck
there used to be a lot of things going in in there it had a dirt floor so not sure how much fball did more than maybe just throw in it?

Took golf lessons in Bacon Cage from Clayton Chapman, who later became commissioner of the ECAC.

Al DeFlorio

upprdeck
there used to be a lot of things going in in there it had a dirt floor so not sure how much fball did more than maybe just throw in it?

Took golf lessons in Bacon Cage from Clayton Chapman, who later became commissioner of the ECAC.

My senior year, the hockey line formed outside Bacon Cage. They let us in at about 5 PM...which was very good because it was pouring that night.

It made for a hell of a party. A lot of people had pizzas delivered.

Jeff Hopkins '82

Al DeFlorio

upprdeck
there used to be a lot of things going in in there it had a dirt floor so not sure how much fball did more than maybe just throw in it?

Took golf lessons in Bacon Cage from Clayton Chapman, who later became commissioner of the ECAC.

My senior year, the hockey line formed outside Bacon Cage. They let us in at about 5 PM...which was very good because it was pouring that night.

It made for a hell of a party. A lot of people had pizzas delivered.

Wimp, our lines were outside and no pizza either.

Jim Hyla

Jeff Hopkins '82

Al DeFlorio

upprdeck
there used to be a lot of things going in in there it had a dirt floor so not sure how much fball did more than maybe just throw in it?

Took golf lessons in Bacon Cage from Clayton Chapman, who later became commissioner of the ECAC.

My senior year, the hockey line formed outside Bacon Cage. They let us in at about 5 PM...which was very good because it was pouring that night.

It made for a hell of a party. A lot of people had pizzas delivered.

Wimp, our lines were outside and no pizza either.

All lines prior to that were outside. In fact, it snowed a bit my sophomore year.

Cornell is going after its fiftieth loss under the current leadership, against 17 wins. I believe the pregame notes do not include that possible milestone.

I still feel bad for the players. They're working hard but they're not the team in Friday's game with a #12 ranking in NCAA D1-Lite. At least this game is at home. The worst six hours of the season may be the bus ride back from Dartmouth (#15) in two weeks.

Friday can't be as bad as last year's 66-0 pounding at Princeton.

Jeff Hopkins '82

Al DeFlorio

upprdeck
there used to be a lot of things going in in there it had a dirt floor so not sure how much fball did more than maybe just throw in it?

Took golf lessons in Bacon Cage from Clayton Chapman, who later became commissioner of the ECAC.

My senior year, the hockey line formed outside Bacon Cage. They let us in at about 5 PM...which was very good because it was pouring that night.

It made for a hell of a party. A lot of people had pizzas delivered.

That was my favorite line of all time. It was a GREAT party!

Trotsky

Jeff Hopkins '82

Al DeFlorio

upprdeck
there used to be a lot of things going in in there it had a dirt floor so not sure how much fball did more than maybe just throw in it?

Took golf lessons in Bacon Cage from Clayton Chapman, who later became commissioner of the ECAC.

My senior year, the hockey line formed outside Bacon Cage. They let us in at about 5 PM...which was very good because it was pouring that night.
It made for a hell of a party. A lot of people had pizzas delivered.

That was my favorite line of all time. It was a GREAT party!

You had Uber Eats? Phab!

billhoward
Cornell is going after its fiftieth loss under the current leadership, against 17 wins. I believe the pregame notes do not include that possible milestone.

I still feel bad for the players. They're working hard but they're not the team in Friday's game with a #12 ranking in NCAA D1-Lite. At least this game is at home. The worst six hours of the season may be the bus ride back from Dartmouth (#15) in two weeks.

Friday can't be as bad as last year's 66-0 pounding at Princeton.

Vegas has tonight as a 21 point spread for what it’s worth. Keep it respectable on national tv.

CU2007
Vegas has tonight as a 21 point spread for what it’s worth. Keep it respectable on national tv.

I'd take us to cover it. Princeton's going to win, but not by three touchdowns. A nailbiter spread-wise, though. Both teams have played a cupcake OOC schedule, and they've played one arguably easier in league opponent than us (Yale vs. Columbia). We're not talking about the league's best offense vs. the league's worst defense; rather a couple of clicks down on both sides—2nd or 3rd bests vs. 3rd or 4th worsts.

I'll predict Princeton wins by 17.

"It is destiny the Big Red will show up!"

"Lose the point that would have beat the spread / Then…"

Scersk '97

CU2007
Vegas has tonight as a 21 point spread for what it’s worth. Keep it respectable on national tv.

I'd take us to cover it. Princeton's going to win, but not by three touchdowns. A nailbiter spread-wise, though. Both teams have played a cupcake OOC schedule, and they've played one arguably easier in league opponent than us (Yale vs. Columbia). We're not talking about the league's best offense vs. the league's worst defense; rather a couple of clicks down on both sides—2nd or 3rd bests vs. 3rd or 4th worsts.

I'll predict Princeton wins by 17.

"It is destiny the Big Red will show up!"

"Lose the point that would have beat the spread / Then…"

Princeton 21-7 over Cornell.

Ken711

Scersk ‘97
I'll predict Princeton wins by 17.

"It is destiny the Big Red will show up!"

"Lose the point that would have beat the spread / Then…"

Princeton 21-7 over Cornell.

I knew they could do it!

It was 21-7 but the difference was in execution of plays. Teams like Princeton always seem to have better talent and they don't beat themselves with dumb decisions on offense. The defense on the other played to Max potential as they kept Cornell in the game-comps to Defensive Coordinator Jared Backus.

rss77
It was 21-7 but the difference was in execution of plays (Archer never fails to fail). Teams like Princeton always seem to have better talent and they don't beat themselves with dumb decisions on offense. The defense on the other played to Max potential as they kept Cornell in the game-comps to Defensive Coordinator Jared Backus.

Fixed

A couple more breaks and we would have tied Princeton at 21 (let's not think who'd execute better in OT) or only lost 21-14. Moral victory. No team has held Princeton to fewer points this year.

The positives coming out of the game are that Cornell stepped up its level of play compared to the first half of the season and without the starting QB, and we might be able to beat both Penn next weekend and Columbia in the season finale. In between, the game at Dartmouth is going to be ugly. We could finish at 4-6 and that would match Archer's best year ever on the Hill.

Princeton and Dartmouth, both unbeaten, play for Ivy supremacy next Saturday 3:30 at Yankee Stadium. Sort of Red Hot Hockey for schools that specialize in football more than hockey. The winner might get into the top ten of Division 1A / FCS rankings. [Edit update: Dartmouth is unbeaten by virtue of a 43-yard pass for TD against the Harvard <choke> secondary on the final play: D9, H6.]

Princeton just got by Harvard 30-24 a week ago and underperformed - Princeton-Cornell was 66-0 last year - at Schoellkopf last night.

Next week's Cornell opponent, Penn, was down 36-35 with 4:05 to play.

First and goal and no sign of Cornell"s best running back on the field. Archer is terminally stupid.

Am I wrong to puzzle over why it took so long to put McClurge on offense?

Typical ending, on a half-assed two-point conversion play designed by a middle-schooler during study hall.

Al DeFlorio
Typical ending, on a half-assed two-point conversion play designed by a middle-schooler during study hall.

Play calling sucks as usual, Archer never fails to fail with his play calling. FIRE ARCHER!

Archer now is 17-51 over his career.

Ken711

Al DeFlorio
Typical ending, on a half-assed two-point conversion play designed by a middle-schooler during study hall.

Play calling sucks as usual, Archer never fails to fail with his play calling. FIRE ARCHER!

the play call was fine. the pass was terrible. that pass had to hit the receiver in stride going forward. instead, it was behind him and allowed the corner to break it up.

ugarte

Ken711

Al DeFlorio
Typical ending, on a half-assed two-point conversion play designed by a middle-schooler during study hall.

Play calling sucks as usual, Archer never fails to fail with his play calling. FIRE ARCHER!

the play call was fine. the pass was terrible. that pass had to hit the receiver in stride going forward. instead, it was behind him and allowed the corner to break it up.

If you need two points to win with seconds left and it's your last chance, you throw the pass to someone in the end zone, not someone who has to run it in.

Didn't watch the game, haven't in years. But if you're dominating the game, why not kick for the tie and go for the win later? Was there another reason to try and win with a 2 point conversion? It seems to me that the percentage to win that way isn't worth it.

Jim Hyla
But if you're dominating the game, why not kick for the tie and go for the win later? Was there another reason to try and win with a 2 point conversion?

Archer clearly wanted to hurry back to Ithaca so he could catch the second half or so of the hockey game.

Jim Hyla
Didn't watch the game, haven't in years. But if you're dominating the game, why not kick for the tie and go for the win later? Was there another reason to try and win with a 2 point conversion? It seems to me that the percentage to win that way isn't worth it.

Cornell had the ability to move the ball on Penn, so the decision to go for two rather than force OT made little sense. The fact that they called a swing pass to a receiver who wasn't even their two top receivers in the game, only made Archer's decision even more perplexing.

Ken711

Jim Hyla
Didn't watch the game, haven't in years. But if you're dominating the game, why not kick for the tie and go for the win later? Was there another reason to try and win with a 2 point conversion? It seems to me that the percentage to win that way isn't worth it.

Cornell had the ability to move the ball on Penn, so the decision to go for two rather than force OT made little sense. The fact that they called a swing pass to a receiver who wasn't even their two top receivers in the game, only made Archer's decision even more perplexing.

Sounds like his new approach of doing things that are unexpected as the game develops.

Seesaw battle against unbeaten #12 Dartmouth. Cornell leads 18-17 with 5 minutes to play. At least that's what the Dartmouth stats ticker says. I'm in LA, figure there must be a problem with corruption on the telegraph wires. Make that 20-17 Cornell; we scored on the 2-point conversion that failed against Penn last week.

That is final: Cornell 20, Dartmouth 17.

Cornell    3  3  6  8  -- 20
Dartmouth  7  7  0  3  -- 17 

Dartmouth    4-1
Yale         4-1
Princeton    4-2
Penn         3-3
Harvard      2-4
Columbia     2-4
Cornell      2-4
Brown        1-5

Princeton could have eased into a tie for the Ivy title since its once loss was to Dartmouth. Then Yale blew out the Tigers 51-14. So Yale and Dartmouth are 4-1, Princeton is 4-2. BTW, today Brown doubled Columbia 48-24.

I can see the top line in the Columbia pre-game story on cornellbigred.com:
Cornell Seeks 4th Place Finish In Finale with Columbia

... which could happen
Cornell > Columbia
Princeton > Penn
Dartmouth-Brown
Harvard - Yale

Finally, revenge after 48 years...

That's a new contract right there.

79 years

ugarte
That's a new contract right there.

I thought about posting on Jeff Archer's chances. I mean, maybe he has turned this thing around and will go on to be Cornell's most legendary coach, eventually spending more time leading Cornell that Mike Schafer. First we gotta get by Columbia.

billhoward
Seesaw battle against unbeaten #12 Dartmouth. Cornell leads 18-17 with 5 minutes to play. At least that's what the Dartmouth stats ticker says. I'm in LA, figure there must be a problem with corruption on the telegraph wires. Make that 20-17 Cornell; we scored on the 2-point conversion that failed against Penn last week.

Except for Chinatown, the corruption's not in LA. It's in Ukraine. Haven't you been following the news?

billhoward

ugarte
That's a new contract right there.

I thought about posting on Jeff Archer's chances. I mean, maybe he has turned this thing around and will go on to be Cornell's most legendary coach, eventually spending more time leading Cornell that Mike Schafer. First we gotta get by Columbia.

Watch! If Andy fires Archer, he (Archer) will go on to win two Super Bowls and have the best winning percentage in NFL history. It's a Cornell tradition.

Swampy

billhoward
Seesaw battle against unbeaten #12 Dartmouth. Cornell leads 18-17 with 5 minutes to play. At least that's what the Dartmouth stats ticker says. I'm in LA, figure there must be a problem with corruption on the telegraph wires. Make that 20-17 Cornell; we scored on the 2-point conversion that failed against Penn last week.

Except for Chinatown, the corruption's not in LA. It's in Ukraine. Haven't you been following the news?

Forget it, Jake.

Trotsky

Swampy

billhoward
Seesaw battle against unbeaten #12 Dartmouth. Cornell leads 18-17 with 5 minutes to play. At least that's what the Dartmouth stats ticker says. I'm in LA, figure there must be a problem with corruption on the telegraph wires. Make that 20-17 Cornell; we scored on the 2-point conversion that failed against Penn last week.

Except for Chinatown, the corruption's not in LA. It's in Ukraine. Haven't you been following the news?

Forget it, Jake.

It's Collegetown...

Not anymore.

But I guess that's the point.

Nice win. Team has been surprisingly competitive as massive underdogs all season. Believe the line yesterday was -30.5

Guess that’s something

CU2007
Nice win. Team has been surprisingly competitive as massive underdogs all season. Believe the line yesterday was -30.5

Guess that’s something

Anyone paying attention would have seen Dartmouth had been sputtering. 230 yards total offense against Harvard until the flukey, game-winning hail mary. 293 yards against Princeton in The Bronx. Hardly a juggernaut. Great win, but that spread was nuts.

Al DeFlorio

CU2007
Nice win. Team has been surprisingly competitive as massive underdogs all season. Believe the line yesterday was -30.5

Guess that’s something

Anyone paying attention would have seen Dartmouth had been sputtering. 230 yards total offense against Harvard until the flukey, game-winning hail mary. 293 yards against Princeton in The Bronx. Hardly a juggernaut. Great win, but that spread was nuts.

Tell me this on Friday next time!!!

Who knew Yahoo Sports was still a thing? Or that they name and FCS team of the week?

[sports.yahoo.com]


Not a bad ceramic Dalmatian for a 3-6 team...

Robb
Who knew Yahoo Sports was still a thing? Or that they name and FCS team of the week?

[sports.yahoo.com]


Not a bad ceramic Dalmatian for a 3-6 team...

Wow:

Cornell, which is finishing its seventh straight losing season and hasn't finished above .500 in the league or overall since 2005, beat a ranked opponent on the road for the first time since 1950.

Cornell-Columbia-

One of the best efforts on both sides of the ball that I have seen from a Cornell football team in years. Cornell's offense was not cited for any penalties and the defense was very solid. Archer has gradually upgraded the level of talent so that athletically they were competitive. IMO Cornell was undone on several occasions due to mental mistakes this season-untimely interceptions being a main cause. I hope that Richie Kenney turned the corner with the Columbia game and will have a better overall season next year. Am in favor of keeping Archer-nuff said.

Football All-Ivy: 6 from Dartmouth on the first teams offense and defense, five on the first team. Aidan Borguet, Harvard RB, is rookie of the year. Buddy Teevens of Dartmouth is coach of the year. Player of the year is named in a week or so.

From Cornell, seven players cite. RB Harold Coles and DB Jelani Taylor on the first team (both seniors, unfortunately). Also from Cornell:

2nd Hunter Nourzad, sophomore OL
2nd Jake Stebbins, freshman LB 
2nd David Jones, Senior DB
HM  John Fitzgerald, Senior TE
HM  Nickolas Null, senior, as PK and P

Ivy League release: [ivyleague.com]
Cornell release: Coles, Taylor Lead Eight All-Ivy League Football Selections 
(The "Eight" refers to the kicker getting two HMs.) 


Everybody on all teams:
Asterisk = unanimous 

FIRST TEAM ALL-IVY
Offense
Zach Sammartino, Dartmouth (Sr., OL – Pittsburgh, Pa.) 
Liam Shanahan, Harvard (Sr., OL – Marlborough, Mass.) 
Greg Benoche, Penn (Sr., OL – Delray Beach, Fla.) 
Alex Deters, Princeton (Sr., OL – Cincinnati, Ohio) 
Dieter Eiselen, Yale (Sr., OL – Stellenbosch, South Africa) 
EJ Perry, Brown (Jr., QB – Andover, Mass.) 
* Kurt Rawlings, Yale (Sr., QB – Bel Air, Md.) 
Harold Coles, Cornell (Sr., RB – Erie, Pa.) 
Karekin Brooks, Penn (Sr., RB – Marietta, Ga.) 
JP Shohfi, Yale (Sr., WR – San Marino, Calif.) 
Reed Klubnik, Yale (Sr., WR – Austin, Texas) 
Rory Schlageter, Columbia (Sr., TE – Maplewood, N.J.) 
 
Defense
Jackson Perry, Dartmouth (Sr., DL – Las Vegas, Nev.) 
Niko Lalos, Dartmouth (Sr., DL – Akron, Ohio) 
Brogan McPartland, Harvard (Sr., DL – Stephens City, Va.) 
Prince Emili, Penn (Sr., DL – New City, N.Y.) 
Nigel Alexander, Dartmouth (Sr., LB – Orlando, Fla.)
* Jack Traynor, Dartmouth (Sr., LB – Lake Forest, Ill.) 
Jordan Hill, Harvard (Jr., LB – Silver Spring, Md.) 
* Jeremiah Tyler, Princeton (Jr., LB – Detroit, Mich.) 
Jelani Taylor, Cornell (Sr., DB – Beecher, Mich.) 
* Isiah Swann, Dartmouth (Sr., DB – Queen Creek, Ariz.) 
Isaiah Wingfield, Harvard (Jr., DB – Burlington, N.J.) 
Delan Stallworth, Princeton (Jr., DB – Cincinnati, Ohio) 
 
Special Teams
Sam Tuckerman, Yale (Sr., K – Bexley, Ohio) 
Jon Sot, Harvard (So., P – Clark, N.J.) 
* Mike Roussos, Columbia (So., RS – New Port Richey, Fla.) 
 
SECOND TEAM ALL-IVY
Offense
Chad Broome-Webster, Brown (Jr., OL – Orlando, Fla.) 
Hunter Nourzad, Cornell (So., OL – Marietta, Ga.) 
Evan Hecimovich, Dartmouth (Jr., OL – Lisle, Ill.) 
Eric Wilson, Harvard (Jr. OL – Minnetrista, Minn.) 
Henry Byrd, Princeton (So., OL – Nashville, Tenn.) 
Sterling Strother, Yale (Sr., OL – Moraga, Calif.) 
Jared Gerbino, Dartmouth (Sr., QB – Rush, N.Y.) 
Devin Darrington, Harvard (Jr., RB – Forest Hill, Md.) 
Collin Eaddy, Princeton (Jr., RB – Raleigh, N.C.) 
Zane Dudek, Yale (Jr., RB – Kittanning, Pa.) 
Drew Estrada, Dartmouth (Sr., WR – Argyle, Texas) 
Ryan Cragun, Penn (So., WR – San Juan Capistrano, Calif.) 
Jacob Birmelin, Princeton (Jr., WR – Royal Palm Beach, Fla.)
Carson Bobo, Princeton (So., TE – Birmingham, Ala.) 
 
Defense
Michael Hoecht, Brown (Sr., DL – Oakwood, Ohio) 
Daniel DeLorenzi, Columbia (Sr., DL – Cedar Grove, N.J.) 
David Chalmers, Dartmouth (Sr., DL – Leesburg, Va.) 
Sam Wright, Princeton (Jr., DL – Lawrenceville, Ga.) 
Spencer Matthaei, Yale (Sr., DL – Bayville, N.Y.) 
Jake Stebbins, Cornell (Fr., LB – Cranberry Township, Pa.) 
Brian O’Neill, Penn (Jr., LB – Roseland, N.J.) 
Zach Evans, Penn (Sr., LB – Harrison, N.Y.) 
Ryan Burke, Yale (Sr., LB – Huntington Beach, Calif.) 
David Jones, Cornell (Sr., DB – Sugar Land, Texas) 
Ryan Roegge, Dartmouth (Sr., DB – Marietta, Ga.) 
Darren Stanley, Dartmouth (Jr., DB – Conway, S.C.) 
Malcolm Dixon, Yale (Sr., DB – Gardena, Calif.) 
 
Special Teams
Tavish Rice, Princeton (Sr., K – Miami, Fla.) 
Will Powers, Princeton (Fr., P – Manhattan Beach, Calif.) 
Drew Estrada, Dartmouth (Sr., RS – Argyle, Texas) 
 
HONORABLE MENTION ALL-IVY
Offense
Parker Coogan, Columbia (Sr., OL – Kingwood, Texas) 
James Lee, Harvard (Jr., OL – San Diego, Calif.) 
Brent Holder, Princeton (Sr., OL – Chicago, Ill.) 
Cameron Warfield, Yale (Jr., OL – Washington, D.C.) 
Kevin Davidson, Princeton (Sr., QB – Danville, Calif.) 
Jakob Prall, Brown (Sr., WR – Tipp City, Ohio) 
Livingstone Harriott, Brown (Sr., WR – Central Islip, N.Y.) 
Hunter Hagdorn, Dartmouth (Sr., WR – Manvel, Texas) 
Emerson Logie, Brown (Sr., TE – New Canaan, Conn.) 
John Fitzgerald, Cornell (Sr., TE – Baltimore, Md.) 
Jake Guidone, Dartmouth (Jr., TE – East Walpole, Mass.) 
 
Defense
Nasir Darnell, Harvard (Jr., DL – Matawan, N.J.) 
Joey DeMarco, Princeton (Sr., DL – Del Mar, Calif.) 
Scott Valentas, Columbia (Fr., LB – Wichita, Kan.) 
Cameron Kline, Harvard (Sr., LB – Alpharetta, Ga.) 
Joey Goodman, Harvard (Sr., LB – Marietta, Ga.) 
James Johnson, Princeton (Jr., LB – Moorestown, N.J.) 
Rodney Thomas II, Yale (Jr., LB – Pittsburgh, Pa.) 
Ben Mathiasmeier, Columbia (Jr., DB – Katy, Texas) 
Benjamin McKeighan, Columbia (Sr., DB – Scottsdale, Ariz.) 
Niko Mermigas, Dartmouth (Jr., DB – Wexford, Pa.) 
Cole Thompson, Harvard (Sr., DB – Folsom, Calif.) 
TJ Floyd, Princeton (Sr., DB – Jacksonville, Fla.) 
Melvin Rouse II, Yale (Jr., DB – East Charlotte, N.C.) 
 
Special Teams
Alex Felkins, Columbia (Fr., K – Tulsa, Okla.) 
Nickolas Null, Cornell (Sr., K – Bradenton, Fla.)
Nickolas Null, Cornell (Sr., P – Bradenton, Fla.)
Jacob Birmelin, Princeton (Jr., RS – Royal Palm Beach, Fla.)

There was no voting revealed beyond first team for coach of the year, so we don't know how Cornell's candidate for COTY fared. He sure deserved coach of the week Nov. 16.

Jake Stebbins, freshman LB

Only freshman on the 1st or 2nd teams except the Princeton punter. Something to build on?

Trotsky

Jake Stebbins, freshman LB

Only freshman on the 1st or 2nd teams except the Princeton punter. Something to build on?

Interesting that Harvard RB Adam Borguet was rookie of the year but did not make first, second or HM. And the was room: six slots awarded on the first and second teams for running backs.

I absolutely would not!

Cornell College announces search for new head football coach

Oh, that's Cornell College and 10-year head coach Vince Brautigan who went 42-56.

Alum JC Tretter named president of the NFLPA

[www.espn.com]

CU2007
Alum JC Tretter named president of the NFLPA

[www.espn.com]

wasn't Seth Payne president too?

ugarte

CU2007
Alum JC Tretter named president of the NFLPA

[www.espn.com]

wasn't Seth Payne president too?

Wikipedia doesn't include Seth Payne in their list of NFLPA presidents. [en.wikipedia.org] As of this instant. the article is internally inconsistent in not having only been partially updated to reflect Tretter's election.

ITHACA, N.Y. -- The Cornell football team will host defending Ivy League champion Princeton on Friday, Nov. 1 at 6 p.m. on ESPNU as part of the Ivy League's ESPN football package. The contest will be one of seven games that will appear on ESPN linear networks during the 2019 season. This is the 12th-consecutive year that the league will feature a national football television package.

aamor105
ITHACA, N.Y. -- The Cornell football team will host defending Ivy League champion Princeton on Friday, Nov. 1 at 6 p.m. on ESPNU as part of the Ivy League's ESPN football package. The contest will be one of seven games that will appear on ESPN linear networks during the 2019 season. This is the 12th-consecutive year that the league will feature a national football television package.

Friday, 6 pm, probably 40 degrees and rainy.

aamor105
ITHACA, N.Y. -- The Cornell football team will host defending Ivy League champion Princeton on Friday, Nov. 1 at 6 p.m. on ESPNU as part of the Ivy League's ESPN football package. The contest will be one of seven games that will appear on ESPN linear networks during the 2019 season. This is the 12th-consecutive year that the league will feature a national football television package.

Sherman, set the Wayback Machine to 2019. We'll be visiting a time......

Surprised Cornell sports information hasn’t yet released the 2024 football freshman class.