Cornell Football -- The Future Starts Now

[scoop85]

Florida QB chooses Cornell over a number of Ivies and I-A Florida Atlantic

[David Harding]

Sam Wood's highlight reel is on YouTube  He passes, runs, and punts.

[Ken711]

You can find other Cornell football recruits at:  http://www.voy.com/152805/

[billhoward]

Sam's highlights reel runs 10 minutes. That alone could be a good sign.

[David Harding]

Sam's highlights reel runs 10 minutes. That alone could be a good sign.

It's hard to tell, but it could have been every run for positive yards, every complete pass, and every punt for the whole season.

[Swampy]

Cornell's had pretty good luck with quarterbacks named "Wood." Wouldn't it be a kick if Sam Wood is somehow related to Gary Wood '64?

Given Cornell's glorious football history, albeit in the dark, distant past, Sam could do a lot worse than following in the footsteps of "Cornell's greatest-ever quarterback."::cheer::

[Al DeFlorio]

Cornell's had pretty good luck with quarterbacks named "Wood." Wouldn't it be a kick if Sam Wood is somehow related to Gary Wood '64?

Given Cornell's glorious football history, albeit in the dark, distant past, Sam could do a lot worse than following in the footsteps of "Cornell's greatest-ever quarterback."::cheer::

George Pfann?

http://www.sae-cornell.org/public1.asp

[Trotsky]

Cornell's had pretty good luck with quarterbacks named "Wood." Wouldn't it be a kick if Sam Wood is somehow related to Gary Wood '64?

Given Cornell's glorious football history, albeit in the dark, distant past, Sam could do a lot worse than following in the footsteps of "Cornell's greatest-ever quarterback."::cheer::

George Pfann?

http://www.sae-cornell.org/public1.asp

Wow.  No disrespect at all to Sam Wood, but that is one helluva bio.

[Swampy]

Cornell's had pretty good luck with quarterbacks named "Wood." Wouldn't it be a kick if Sam Wood is somehow related to Gary Wood '64?

Given Cornell's glorious football history, albeit in the dark, distant past, Sam could do a lot worse than following in the footsteps of "Cornell's greatest-ever quarterback."::cheer::

George Pfann?

http://www.sae-cornell.org/public1.asp

Wow.  No disrespect at all to Sam Wood, but that is one helluva bio.

Well, it was GARY Wood who was voted "Cornell's greatest-ever quarterback". Since I never saw him or George Pfann play, I can't comment on the comparison. But I can say with some confidence that SAM Wood never played a game for the Big Red.

[Trotsky]

Cornell's had pretty good luck with quarterbacks named "Wood." Wouldn't it be a kick if Sam Wood is somehow related to Gary Wood '64?

Given Cornell's glorious football history, albeit in the dark, distant past, Sam could do a lot worse than following in the footsteps of "Cornell's greatest-ever quarterback."::cheer::

George Pfann?

http://www.sae-cornell.org/public1.asp

Wow.  No disrespect at all to Sam Wood, but that is one helluva bio.

Well, it was GARY Wood who was voted "Cornell's greatest-ever quarterback". Since I never saw him or George Pfann play, I can't comment on the comparison. But I can say with some confidence that SAM Wood never played a game for the Big Red.

1. We all make mistakes.
2. Blow me.
3. Merry Xmas.

[Swampy]

Cornell's had pretty good luck with quarterbacks named "Wood." Wouldn't it be a kick if Sam Wood is somehow related to Gary Wood '64?

Given Cornell's glorious football history, albeit in the dark, distant past, Sam could do a lot worse than following in the footsteps of "Cornell's greatest-ever quarterback."::cheer::

George Pfann?

http://www.sae-cornell.org/public1.asp

Wow.  No disrespect at all to Sam Wood, but that is one helluva bio.

Well, it was GARY Wood who was voted "Cornell's greatest-ever quarterback". Since I never saw him or George Pfann play, I can't comment on the comparison. But I can say with some confidence that SAM Wood never played a game for the Big Red.

1. We all make mistakes.
2. Blow me.
3. Merry Xmas.

The first time is tragedy, the second is farce. Ho, ho, ho.

[Jeff Hopkins '82]

Cornell's had pretty good luck with quarterbacks named "Wood." Wouldn't it be a kick if Sam Wood is somehow related to Gary Wood '64?

Given Cornell's glorious football history, albeit in the dark, distant past, Sam could do a lot worse than following in the footsteps of "Cornell's greatest-ever quarterback."::cheer::

George Pfann?

http://www.sae-cornell.org/public1.asp

Wow.  No disrespect at all to Sam Wood, but that is one helluva bio.

Well, it was GARY Wood who was voted "Cornell's greatest-ever quarterback". Since I never saw him or George Pfann play, I can't comment on the comparison. But I can say with some confidence that SAM Wood never played a game for the Big Red.

1. We all make mistakes.
2. Blow me.
3. Merry Xmas.

The first time is tragedy, the second is farce. Ho, ho, ho.

Once is happenstance.  Twice is coincidence.  The third time it's enemy action.

[Trotsky]

The first time is tragedy, the second is farce. Ho, ho, ho.

Once is happenstance.  Twice is coincidence.  The third time it's enemy action.

One is a tragedy.  But to lose two looks like carelessness.

[Jeff Hopkins '82]

The first time is tragedy, the second is farce. Ho, ho, ho.

Once is happenstance.  Twice is coincidence.  The third time it's enemy action.

One is a tragedy.  But to lose two looks like carelessness.

Had to look it up, but I like it.  :-)

"The death of one man is a tragedy, but the death of millions is a statistic."

[Roy 82]

The first time is tragedy, the second is farce. Ho, ho, ho.

Once is happenstance.  Twice is coincidence.  The third time it's enemy action.

One is a tragedy.  But to lose two looks like carelessness.

Had to look it up, but I like it.  :-)

"The death of one man is a tragedy, but the death of millions is a statistic."

There are a lot of powerful quotes like that. In 1984 there was a parody of the New York Post that was put out with a headline describing a fictional nuclear attack starting World War III that read:
KABOOM! Michael Jackson, 80 million others dead."