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Can College Football Analysts Avoid Bias When Covering Alma Maters?
End tells about one of the most famous psychological studies connected to sports, which dates back to 1951. Titled simply: “They Saw A Game,” it involved a Thanksgiving week college football clash between Dartmouth and Princeton, back when Ivy League fo… more »
Former NFL Wide Receiver Hankton Joins Dartmouth Football Staff
Dartmouth College’s Robert L. Blackman Head Football Coach Buddy Teevens today announced the hiring of Cortez Hankton to his coaching staff. Hankton, who played in the NFL for six years and most recently the United Football League (UFL), will coach the… more »
Former Brown QB Tosses Arena Football League Record 12 TD's
Nobody in the Arena Football League's 25-year history had done what Spokane Shock and former Brown football quarterback Kyle Rowley '01 did Saturday night. His 12 touchdown passes were an Arena Football League record.
The Shock, faced with missing th… more »
FCS ADA Announces Academic Progress Rate (APR) Award Winners
The Football Championship Subdivision Athletics Directors Association (FCS ADA) has announced the recipients of the Academic Progress Rate (APR) Award. The APR Award recognizes one institution at each of the 14 FCS conferences that has the highest APR… more »
The Ivy League, NBC Sports Group Renew National Television Agreement
The Ivy League and the NBC Sports Group announced a two-year renewal of their national television rights agreement today that includes an increase in football games.
It also includes the first-ever rights for the NBC Sports Network to televise men's… more »
Columbia school spirit lies in athletics, club connections
Members of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee describe their role as a unifying force, helping students identify with larger school community.
Last week, former sports editor Jim Pagels ran a column (“Recruiting for Columbia sports creates unfair… more »
Hofstra athletic director to replace Goldberger at Brown
Jack Hayes will take over as athletic director starting next academic year.
Jack Hayes was announced as the University’s new director of athletics at a ceremonial press conference in the Joukowsky Room of the Pizzitola Center Thursday afternoon. Haye… more »
Princeton not passing up the chance to get better
There will be more than spring in the air when football practice begins today.
A combination of factors will put the focus on the passing game — on both sides of the ball — when Princeton University runs its first of 12 sessions before the annual spr… more »
Princeton's Dibilic Running into the record books
The transition from high school to college is very rarely an easy one. Things that are bigger, faster and more complex now complicate what may have been simple or easy in high school. While this rings true for most college freshmen, rookie tailback Chuc… more »
‘Visionary’ Harvard coach Tim Murphy contemplates legacy
Growing up in Escondido, Calif., in Pac-10 country, Dan Minamide was unsure about Ivy League football, unsure whether he wanted to be a part of it. Unsure, that is, until he was called out of a class in high school and summoned to the football office.… more »
Columbia Band Banned From Football Finale After Mocking Its Own 0-9 Team
Columbia University’s band has been banned.
The Ivy League school’s marching band won’t be allowed to perform during the football team’s home finale against Brown University after mocking its own 0-9 team, Columbia’s athletic department said.
Foll… more »
Harvard's Ortiz Dominates in Championship Victory
Senior defensive tackle Josue Ortiz recorded 10 tackles, two sacks, a forced fumble, and a fumble recovery in Harvard’s 37-20 win over Penn Saturday. The victory gave the Crimson its first Ivy title since 2008.
This was why Josue Ortiz had come back.… more »
Brown University Reconsidering Its Joe Paterno award
Former Penn State head coach Joe Paterno graduated from Ivy League school Brown University in 1950, but in the wake of the child sex abuse scandal which resulted in his firing, the school is reconsidering an athletics award it named in his honor.
The… more »
Harvard Steadied by Consistent Kicking
Junior punter Jacob Dombrowski, pictured above, has been a consistent performer for the Crimson this season, averaging 42.1 yards per punt on the year. Last weekend, the former soccer star kicked a season-high 58 yarder.
In football, special teams—an… more »
Princeton needs touchdowns in the red zone
Princeton’s 28-23 loss at Hampton Saturday illustrated a scoring pattern that has existed in all four football games. Most of the dots are red, and are easy to follow.
The adage is that numbers don’t lie, and in this case the math explains the 1-3 re… more »