Cornell football 2024

Started by billhoward, December 19, 2023, 04:50:51 PM

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billhoward

Cornell 2024 football schedule as of December 2023. No kickoff times yet. All games currently listed as Saturday: We open on the road 1 game, 3 at home, 3 on the road, 2 at home, 1 on the road (Columbia is the continuing season-ender).
[b]Cornell Fall 2024 Football Schedule[/b]
Sep 21 TBA  @Colgate  <-- With a new coach
Sep 28 TBA   Yale     <-- Homecoming so likely 2pm kickoff
Oct 05 TBA   Albany   <-- NCAA FCS semifinalist
Oct 12 TBA   Harvard
Oct 19 TBA  @Bucknell <-- "Battle of the Nells" (Cornell can't help but say it)*
Oct 26 TBA  @Brown
Nov 02 TBA  @Princeton
Nov 09 TBA   Penn
Nov 16 TBA   Dartmouth
Nov 23 TBA  @Columbia

The Ivy League this past year (2023) described football on broadcast/cable TV as a "long-term partnership with ESPN." 2023 was six games with Princeton aired 3X, Harvard 2X including Cornell, Yale 2X. The package goes back 15 years. Every team has been in the rotation the last 5. Nothing yet on 2024.

* And given our records in recent years, it could as well be the Battle of the Little Nells. Hopefully the slide has ended.

CAS

Coach Swanstrom's staff is now set, with 5 additions & several holdovers.  Looks intriguing.  Looking forward to next season!

ugarte

Let me be the first to question the direction of the program under Swanstrom and call for his firing.

George64

No offensive coordinator, but a passing game coordinator.  Apparently, as a former QB, Swanstrom is taking on play calling.

Ken711

Quote from: George64No offensive coordinator, but a passing game coordinator.  Apparently, as a former QB, Swanstrom is taking on play calling.

Correct.  Both Hatch and Reeder ran his offense at Ithaca as OC's when he left. Reeder was in the pressbox at Penn as Swanstrom called the plays, so that working relationship will continue.  Cornell's offense the last decade under Archer was disjointed to say the least, and the in-game adjustments were almost non-existent.  Glad he brought Penn's DB coach Eric Franklin with him, as pass defense was a problem the last few years as well.

scoop85

Quote from: ugarteLet me be the first to question the direction of the program under Swanstrom and call for his firing.

We can only hope you're the first and last for many years.

ugarte

Quote from: scoop85
Quote from: ugarteLet me be the first to question the direction of the program under Swanstrom and call for his firing.

We can only hope you're the first and last for many years.
don't want the tone of the page to change. doing this for stability.

Trotsky


pfibiger

I don't think we've mentioned it but Bill Lazor's son (a 6'5" QB) committed to play for Brown:

https://twitter.com/lazornolan?lang=en
Phil Fibiger '01
http://www.fibiger.org

Trotsky


Ken711

Quote from: pfibigerI don't think we've mentioned it but Bill Lazor's son (a 6'5" QB) committed to play for Brown:

https://twitter.com/lazornolan?lang=en


He wasn't heavily recruited.  Best I can tell, he only received one offer from Brown.  He played soccer for a few years before switching to football.

Chris '03

Not worth a new thread but former Cornellian Jalyx Hunt was drafted in the third round tonight. He finished his career with two years at... Houston Christian.
"Mark Mazzoleni looks like a guy whose dog just died out there..."

Jeff Hopkins '82

Quote from: Chris '03Not worth a new thread but former Cornellian Jalyx Hunt was drafted in the third round tonight. He finished his career with two years at... Houston Christian.

Yep.  Go Birds!

tycho

Quote from: Chris '03Not worth a new thread but former Cornellian Jalyx Hunt was drafted in the third round tonight. He finished his career with two years at... Houston Christian.

As was C Hunter Nourzad, in the fifth round. Transferred to Penn State as a graduate for his last two years of eligiblity.

Swampy

Gosh, with 2 of our players drafted by the pros, it's remarkable that our record during their time here was so abysmal.