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Subject: Re: Greatest Upsets Ever

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Date Posted: 17:15:30 10/05/25 Sun
In reply to: An Observer 's message, "Greatest Upsets Ever" on 13:16:54 10/05/25 Sun

2019 - Dartmouth Cornell is up there for recent ones. Last season Brown over Harvard was early but a wild upset nonetheless the less.

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Joe Friday
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Date Posted: 20:18:22 10/05/25 Sun

I think Columbia going to Hanover in 2021 and shutting out (19-0) the Big Green in a home Friday night game is in the same category as the Cornell game you reference. Cornell finished 3-4 in the IL in 2019, and Columbia finished 4-3 in 2021. D won the IL (shared with Princeton that year but won the head to head) at 6-1, and no one saw Columbia shutting out the Green at home.