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Football Weekend Wrap-Up - October 29
Ivy League experienced the tricks and treats of playing cold-weather football with a wintry mix that hit the Northeast over Halloween weekend. Here is a quick wrap-up of the Week 7 games:
Yale 16, Columbia 13 [YES]
NEW YORK -- In a game where weather conditions were a
major factor in eliminating both teams' ability to throw the ball,
Yale's ground game produced the two touchdowns that the Bulldogs
needed -- combined with a 38-yard field goal from junior
placekicker Philippe Panico -- to edge Columbia
16-13.
Brown 6, Penn 0
PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- Sophomore kicker
Alexander Norocea provided all of the scoring
Brown needed with two field goals, as the Bears posted a 6-0 Ivy
League win over Penn at Brown Stadium, snapping the Quakers 18-game
Ivy League winning streak, while holding Penn to just 151 total
yards.
Cornell 24, Princeton 7
PRINCETON, N.J. -- Surrounded by snow, wind and
cold, the Cornell football team was able to battle through
adversity and made more signature plays in earning a 24-7 victory
on Saturday afternoon over Princeton at Princeton Stadium. Cornell
improved to 3-4 (1-3 Ivy), while Princeton slipped to 1-6 (1-3 Ivy)
in a game played in a Nor'easter.
Harvard 41, Dartmouth 10 [FCS]
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- Treavor Scales,
Collier Winters and Zach Boden
ran for two touchdowns each and became the first trio of Crimson
teammates to rush for 100 yards each in a game, leading the Crimson
to 395 total rushing yards and a 41-10 win against Dartmouth
Saturday evening at snowy Harvard Stadium.
