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Subject: State of The League

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Ivy Inquisitor (Week 2 picks)

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Date Posted: 20:33:04 09/22/24 Sun

My week one picks were 4 of 8 and CSFL 0 of 2.
Week 2 picks
Harvard 34 Brown 17
Penn 31 Colgate 14
Columbia 27 Georgetown 24
Dartmouth 42 Merrimack 17t
Yale 38 Cornell 21
Howard 24 Princeton 17

Just like there’s three sides to every story. There’s three sides to football and the was on full display with Penn and Delaware. Penn had an extra point blocked, followed by the Blue Hens missing an extra point. Throughout this game both traded 2 XP misses , until Delaware made the last one to win by 7.

Harvard looks like they’ll continue with rotating two quarterbacks, why hinder success? The Crimson raced to a quick 21-0 lead. Then Stetson’s defense regrouped. With zero help from their offense made The Hatters comeback impossible.

Yale’s offense wasn’t impressive but it was effective.

Dartmouth’s smash mouth ruining games paired with Jackson Proctor’s lively arm makes the Big Green dangerous.

Lafayette had a good game plan against Princeton’s offense. It was simply stop RB John Volker. Yesterday’s loss shows that Princeton may not be able to over rely on Volker. AJ Barber was spectacular at punt returner. He could be what The Tigers need to give the offense a boost.

Brown isn’t known for their defense but they sure dominated against Georgetown. Along with their vertical passing, The Bears are off to a tremendous start.

Cornell it’s more of the same. Jameson Wang making thrilling plays and everything else is inconsistent. Case in point last year after defeating Yale the following week they lost to 0-4 Colgate. This is Coach Sawnstorm’s first season so although it looks more like the same, a little patience is necessary.

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