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Subject: Re: State of The League Author: FeartheQuaker [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 08:26:58 11/08/24 Fri In reply to: Ivy Inquisitor 's message, "State of The League" on 02:09:11 11/03/24 Sun Penn 31 Cornell 30 - have to run the ball a bunch or Cornell offense will be too much. Columbia 18 Harvard 12- turn the game into a slugfest for a victory Brown 38 Yale 28- Potential track meet Dartmouth 27 Princeton 16- I do not think Surace & company have an answer this year. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> Subject: Re: State of The League Author: RedWin [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 10:13:58 11/08/24 Fri I concur with the picks but think Harvard will beat Columbia. The state of the Ivy League is strong, as we are literally the only remaining "real college football" in Division I. The Ivy League is excellent college football played by real "student-athletes". I have been watching the Dion Sanders documentary regarding Colorado football, but when do these kids attend class and actually study anything? Even at the Power conferences the vast majority of these kids will be looking for a "real job" after they either don't get drafted or cut by an NFL team. I guess a bunch of them end up at Enterprise Rental Car, which might be a good gig for a couple of years, but no thank you. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]