Categories: Ivy League, Brown Bears, Columbia Lions, Cornell Big Red, Dartmouth Big Green, Harvard Crimson, Penn Quakers, Princeton Tigers, Yale Bulldogs
Columbia player charged with hate crime, students shocked by offensive tweets, admins respond
Police charged a Columbia football player with aggravated harassment on Tuesday after he allegedly assaulted and threatened another student with racial slurs.
According to NBC New York, the victim was a 19-year-old Asian student, who reported that as… more »
Harvard Searches for New Offensive Leader
In the wake senior Colton Chapple’s departure, the Harvard football team is in the process of filling the Ivy League Offensive Player of the Year’s big shoes. Sophomore Connor Hempel is currently the top candidate to lead the Crimson offense next season… more »
Spring Workouts In The Books For Penn
Coming off a third Ivy League championship in four seasons, the Penn Quakers recently completed their spring workouts.
Hopes are high that Penn can repeat as champions, as they have eight All-Ivy performers returning in the fall.
Head coach Al Bag… more »
Optimistic Dartmouth Springs Into Action
It’s early for Ivy League football title talk, but Dartmouth College is bound to be targeted as the chatter builds throughout the spring and summer. The Big Green conducted the first of its 12 spring practices on Memorial Field yesterday, coming off a s… more »
Cornell's Tasker rising stock has St. Francis grad thinking NFL
As the son of an NFL veteran of 13 seasons, Luke Tasker has been around the game of football for virtually his entire life. And in all of that time, he’s dreamed of following in the footsteps of his father and former Buffalo Bill Steve Tasker.
So, wh… more »
Ivy League Becomes College Football's Model For Player Safety
When the Ivy League instituted new practice rules in 2011 designed to limit impacts to the brain, Princeton football coach Bob Surace felt at home. The standards were similar to when he worked for Cincinnati Bengals coach Marvin Lewis in the NFL.
Sur… more »
Ivy League Title On the Line
Last year, with the Ivy League championship at stake, the Harvard football team held off a late Penn comeback to win, 37-20, to earn the Ancient Eight title outright.
In a déjà vu of sorts, the Crimson (7-1, 4-1 Ivy) will face off against the Quakers… more »
Injury ends season for Harvard captain, linebacker
Letting a 24-point fourth-quarter cushion at Princeton slip away Saturday afternoon was painful enough for the Harvard football team.
But the defending Ivy League champion Crimson will now be without their senior captain, and leading tackler, Bobby S… more »
Postseason Restrictions Temper Harvard Fan Interest
The Harvard-Cornell football game on Saturday was telling.
The team looks as strong as it has been in about a decade, perhaps longer. The Crimson currently holds the longest win streak in all of Division-I football, a run that dates back to week two… more »
36 FCS Student-Athletes Named Semifinalists For The National Football Foundation's William V. Campbell Trophy
Selected as the best and brightest from the college gridiron, The National Football Foundation (NFF) & College Hall of Fame announced today the 147 candidates (36 from the FCS)for the 2012 NFF National Scholar-Athlete Awards.
The awards are prese… more »
Ivy League football preview for 2012
(Order of finish based on preseason media poll)
Harvard — The defending champion is loaded after an undefeated Ivy League campaign in 2011, returning preseason All-American Kyle Juszczyk, a versatile tight end who had seven touchdowns last season. Th… more »
Princeton Running Back Dibilio Won’t Return Following Stroke
Princeton University running back Chuck Dibilio, last year’s Ivy League Football Rookie of the Year, won’t return for the fall semester as he recovers from a stroke, the New Jersey school said.
Dibilio, who turns 20 tomorrow, has been rehabilitating… more »
Harvard the favorite, again
The title defense won’t officially begin for another month, but the preseason expectations are already mounting for Harvard’s football team.
Going undefeated in the Ivy League last season for the second time ever, the Crimson (9-1, 7-0) won their six… more »
Former NFL player Hankton to coach Big Green receivers
While hiring a new assistant coach for wide receivers, Big Green football head coach Buddy Teevens ’78 said he saw in Cortez Hankton the true embodiment of the student-athlete emphasis that distinguishes Ivy League athletics. Hankton had tremendous succ… more »
32 freshman athletes will join the Dartmouth football team
The Big Green football team will welcome 32 new players to the squad for the 2012 season.
The recruits range in weight by nearly 150 pounds and in height by 10 inches, and the freshmen will fill voids left by graduates to cover the array of positions… more »