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Subject: Ivy League Team Coverage

Author:
Lion2008

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Date Posted: 10:31:28 07/17/24 Wed

Found some articles from a different site than normal giving some outlook on some Ivy teams. So far they’ve covered Brown and Columbia. Will attach below. Interesting to see if they continue coverage on Ivy athletics through the season.

https://www.collegefootballdawgs.com/post/ivy-league-spotlight-on-the-columbia-university-lions

https://www.collegefootballdawgs.com/post/ivy-league-spotlight-on-brown-university

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[> Subject: Re: Ivy League Team Coverage

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Ivy Inquisitor
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Date Posted: 15:37:56 07/17/24 Wed

I’ve read college Football Dawgs prior articles. They have great in depth content. I’m pleasantly surprised they’re giving our conference some good coverage. Hero Sports is also a great source for Ivy football. By the looks College Football Dawgs are covering the Ivy in alphabetical order. In modern times the only coverage outside of ESPN is typically, from a few major northeastern newspapers and one in Seattle after the Harvard- Yale game and to announce the Ivy football champion.