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Subject: Re: Week 10 Thoughts and Predictions

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Date Posted: 09:38:07 11/20/25 Thu
In reply to: Ivy wanna be 's message, "Week 10 Thoughts and Predictions" on 18:42:47 11/19/25 Wed

Gentlemen; a weekend of ancient eight rivalries none bigger than the contest at the bowl for all the marbles. I like our blue,Indians,cornelians and tigers to prevail.

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DeepBlue
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Date Posted: 09:46:26 11/20/25 Thu

Undefeated Harvard is favored by 7.5 and has a lot of weapons, including one of the best quarterbacks and one of the best kickers in the FCS. That said, Yale will be playing at home and tends to peak late and do well against Harvard recently; since the canceled COVID season of 2020, Yale is 13-3 in games played in November (6-1 at home) and has beaten Harvard the last three times (and six out of the last eight). As I said elsewhere, I think it will mostly come down to whether the Yale pass rush can prevent the Harvard quarterback from operating effectively.