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5 Ivy League games on national TV? I never thought I would see that. Yale-Harvard should be entertaining.
[quote Flyers1037]5 Ivy League games on national TV? I never thought I would see that. Yale-Harvard should be entertaining.[/quote]I can recall when WNET had an Ivy football game every weekend. I always figured that went out to the whole PBS network, but I could be wrong.
Wiki-edit: The ones in the 70's were strictly NYC; PBS did run a weekly Ivy game across the network in the mid-80s.
[quote Trotsky][quote Flyers1037]5 Ivy League games on national TV? I never thought I would see that. Yale-Harvard should be entertaining.[/quote]I can recall when WNET had an Ivy football game every weekend. I always figured that went out to the whole PBS network, but I could be wrong.
Wiki-edit: The ones in the 70's were strictly NYC; PBS did run a weekly Ivy game across the network in the mid-80s.[/quote]
There were a few seasons when all Cornell games--or likely it was only home games--were broadcast courtesy of a few wealthy alums (Roger Weiss? others?). Sean McDonough did play-by-play. May have been in the Hofher era, because I remember the camera zeroing in on him as he ripped into one player so obnoxiously that even the Cornell-paid announcers were questioning his actions.