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Subject: Also Dramatic Ending to The Season

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Date Posted: 10:12:17 11/16/25 Sun
In reply to: Bengal 's message, "Dramatic endings" on 15:46:33 11/15/25 Sat

You couldn't have asked for much more in our first year going to the FCS playoffs, The Game for the automatic bid. I get that Harvard may receive an at-large bid if necessary, but it's pretty close to a winner-take-all scenario. I presume that the folks at CNBC (or whatever network it's on) are happy.

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Bengal
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Date Posted: 13:20:06 11/16/25 Sun

Agreed. While the focus on the board has understandably been on Harvard, Yale is in position. H could lose the automatic bid in this traditional, big rivalry game. H might well clearly deserve an at large bid if it loses, but I wonder if the Ivies would be given a second bid.

With the Y offense less impressive than I would have thought against P, I would have given H a clear edge. But then H gives up 43 to Penn, which is very good offense but showed that H can be vulnerable. Relative game day availability might be a factor depending on the injury lists. I still think H wins.