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Subject: Re: Cornell-Yale thoughts

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Red Ivy Fan (@Arpaio)

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Date Posted: 15:15:18 09/30/24 Mon
In reply to: Arpaio 's message, "Cornell-Yale thoughts" on 13:46:50 09/30/24 Mon

I completely agree! The rain didn’t impact the Yale-Cornell game at all. Cornell came out strong, and their O-line really controlled the play. Wang and the freshman receiver were standout performers. Yale’s O-line didn’t look as formidable this time, and the team seemed to lack some spark. Cornell has shown they can rise to the occasion, so it’ll be exciting to see how they build on this momentum moving forward!

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[> Subject: Re: Cornell-Yale thoughts
Author: An Observer [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 15:24:06 09/30/24 Mon As I said in the other thread about Poppe, among the rarest of turnaround stories are when the new guy immediately wins with the old guy's guys. Is it possible that we will see two examples of this rarity this year? Three, maybe, if you count Kalen deBoer, although winning at Alabama ain't winning at Columbia. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]