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Subject: State of The League Author: Ivy Inquisitior (Thoughts and picks) [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 15:17:08 11/13/25 Thu Last week my picks went 3-1 and 1-1 for auxiliary ivy Sprint Football. This brings the current total to 30-14 and 10-4 for Sprint. I'm positive this has been covered. I assume the Ivy will get two playoff bids I Harvard beats Penn and losses to Yale. This is what I expect. How dose one go from 0-4 to 4-0 ,ask Cornell! The Big are enjoying their longest win streak since 1999! Harvard seemed to put the second half on "cruse control ". This enabled the scappy Lions to make the game look more competitive. Columbia is obviously having a terrible year. This is something they experience every two to three years. This team is very capable of winning their final two games. Dartmouth's powerfull defense saved the game. Stand out Kicker OZ is having consistency problems. He's still one of the better kickers. Yale Continues their November dominance. This upswing will probably continue into December. Cornell played a complete game against Penn. Last time they won this rivalry was four years ago, when a third string freshman QB was inserted into the offense to show case his shifty runs. Few years later Jameson Wang went down as one of the best Ivy Quarterbacks and certified himself in Big Red Football lore. Congrats to Cornell for winning The Trustees Cup. I'm not convinced Cornell has "arrived." The next two weeks will answer that question. Dan Swanstorm should get serious consideration for Ivy COY. Penn had an overall bad loss in The Trustees Cup.This team will have to fight tooth and nail to get a winng season. I don't expect this to occur. Princeton had a impressive performance but fell short.This team could be building a foundation for a strong 2026. Brown can't be faulted for the Yale loss but this team is the disappointment of the season. Ivy CSFL Cornell lost to STAC 18-17. Big Red blocked a punt for a TD but it was a incomplete on 4th down with less than a minute that sealed the loss. Penn beat up start Molley 14-0. Picks: Harvard over Penn Yale over Princeton Dartmouth over Cornell Brown over Columbia Game of the Week: Cornell vs. Dartmouth Potential Upset of the week: Cornell vs. Dartmouth Sprint Football picks: Penn (2-5) over Cornell (0-7) Cornell will fight tooth and nail to avoid their second winless season in three years Army (7-0) over Navy(7-0) This is the CSFL de facto championship game. The CSFL held a championship game between 2017-2025. I prefer the traditional format better. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> Subject: Re: State of The League Author: Fear the Quaker [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 17:14:36 11/13/25 Thu Cornell is rolling and believing, so I like them over Dartmouth. Princeton over Yale because Brown keeps the Lions winless And because I am biased beyond belief I will take the Quakers in a shootout 41 to 36 vs Harvard. My Quakers can play better than last week's effort, though Cornell was superior in all phases.

[> Subject: Re: State of The League Author: Old Blue [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 17:31:13 11/13/25 Thu Gentlemen; the H and eight are making their stretch run toward the finish line. It looks like our blue, indians, cantabs and bears will prevail.