Cornell Football 2019

[scoop85]

Former New Milford star Ed Marinaro called in to Signing Day to congratulate Cornell-bound Emmett McElroy.

https://www.northjersey.com/story/sports/high-school/darren-cooper/2019/02/06/ed-marinaro-livens-up-new-milfords-signing-day-emmett-mcelroy/2795115002/

That's fantastic

[Swampy]

Former New Milford star Ed Marinaro called in to Signing Day to congratulate Cornell-bound Emmett McElroy.

https://www.northjersey.com/story/sports/high-school/darren-cooper/2019/02/06/ed-marinaro-livens-up-new-milfords-signing-day-emmett-mcelroy/2795115002/

Great article. Thanks!

It sort of makes up for the Arizona Daily Star article on Stone Gettings, which seems to diss Cornell every chance it can, and for TD Ierlan choosing that shithole school in New Haven over Cornell.

Or is it "that school in the shithole called New Haven?"

[Ken711]

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.

IVY LEAGUE FOOTBALL ON ESPN LINEAR NETWORKS
 
Date   Game   Time   Broadcast
Friday, Sept. 27   Brown at Harvard   7 p.m.   ESPNews
Friday, Oct. 4           Dartmouth at Penn   7 p.m.   ESPNU
Friday, Oct. 11           Lafayette at Princeton   7 p.m.   ESPNU
Friday, Oct. 25           Columbia at Dartmouth   6 p.m.   ESPNU
Friday, Nov. 1           Princeton at Cornell   6 p.m.   ESPNU
Saturday, Nov. 9   Princeton vs. Dartmouth   TBD   TBD
Saturday, Nov. 23   Harvard at Yale   TBD   TBD

[billhoward]

Bring rain gear and snow pants.

[Beeeej]

Bring rain gear and snow pants.

...to my living room to watch television?

[ugarte]

Bring rain gear and snow pants.

...to my living room to watch television?

*traces a line on your palm* ... and this means your ceiling will cave in

[Ken711]

Former Cornell rb Chris Walker transferred to Eastern Illinois. He battled injuries here and could have come back a 5th medical year, but decided on a change of schools.

https://jg-tc.com/sports/college/eastern/eastern-illinois-football-understands-the-outside-expectations-but-otherwise-will/article_c90368d4-649a-5a33-a818-1e62a998ebcf.html

[rss77]

His transfer might be related to financial aid.  At Cornell I do not they extend financial aid beyond 4 years.

[billhoward]

Former Cornell rb Chris Walker transferred to Eastern Illinois. He battled injuries here and could have come back a 5th medical year, but decided on a change of schools.
https://jg-tc.com/sports/college/eastern/eastern-illinois-football-understands-the-outside-expectations-but-otherwise-will/article_c90368d4-649a-5a33-a818-1e62a998ebcf.html

The Panthers were picked eighth in the OVC's official preseason poll, as voted by head coaches and sports information directors. The league's media poll, released last week, predicted the same finish.

Q: Why transfer when you could have stayed at Cornell and play for a team also (probably) picked to finish 8th?
A: The Ohio Valley Conference has nine teams.

[dag14]

You need someone to confirm that a student has an academic reason to stay at Cornell beyond 8 semesters to get financial aid after 4 years.

[CAS]

In Andy's 20 years as AD, Cornell football has had 2 winning seasons.  In the 11 years prior to Andy taking over as AD, Cornell football had 6 winning seasons.  Discuss amongst yourselves

[Ken711]

In Andy's 20 years as AD, Cornell football has had 2 winning seasons.  In the 11 years prior to Andy taking over as AD, Cornell football had 6 winning seasons.  Discuss amongst yourselves

To make it look feel even worse, look at these stats from the CFA letter to it's members:

[CAS]

So in Andy's 20-year tenure as AD, a winning  football team has turned into a perennial doormat, with uncompetitive facilities, insufficient funding, & alienated supporters who may no longer financially support the program.

[Jeff Hopkins '82]

So in Andy's 20-year tenure as AD, a winning  football team has turned into a perennial doormat, with uncompetitive facilities, insufficient funding, & alienated supporters who may no longer financially support the program.

Pretty much.  And your point?  ::deadhorse::

[CAS]

Is it time yet for another 6-year extension?