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Subject: Re: Yale vs Montana State - Saturday 2:00 PM

Author:
DeepBlue

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Date Posted: 17:00:06 12/06/25 Sat
In reply to: Boola Boola 's message, "Yale vs Montana State - Saturday 2:00 PM" on 08:59:18 12/04/25 Thu

21-13.

Yale, a four-score underdog, was in this game until the end against the number-two seed, having cleared the first round. I think most people would agree that the Ivy League champion belongs in this tournament.

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[> Subject: Re: Yale vs Montana State - Saturday 2:00 PM

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Basil Rathbone
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Date Posted: 17:51:23 12/06/25 Sat

The overarching opinion of many Montana State fans on social media this week was that this game was going to be something of a glorified late-season scrimmage, and anything less than a 40-point victory would feel like a loss. I think the Bulldogs gave them of lot more of a fight than they wanted and opened up eyes all across the country. Take away a couple of unfortunate tipped passes and an unlucky end-zone fumble bounce, and the outcome could just as easily gone the other way. The Yale Bulldogs represented quite well. Helluva season! Looking forward to 2026!