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Subject: Yale Grad Arguably Costs Team Victory

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Go Green

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Date Posted: 14:13:49 08/25/25 Mon

Former Yale star Clay Patterson arguably cost Stanford a victory last weekend by celebrating a sack that gave Hawaii a second chance (which led to the deciding points).

https://www.si.com/college-football/stanford-dl-ripped-by-announcer-tiktok-dance-costly-penalty

Kudos to Jake for pointing it out...

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[> Subject: Re: Yale Grad Arguably Costs Team Victory
Author: An Observer [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 15:13:02 08/25/25 Mon Better in Honolulu than New Haven. Pretty sure that's the only context in which a reasonable person could type those words.

[> [> Subject: And of course...
Author: Go Green [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 15:30:09 08/25/25 Mon Stanford and Yale have something in common--both have lost to Hawaii in Honolulu. :)

[> Subject: Re: Yale Grad Arguably Costs Team Victory
Author: Son of Eli [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 15:15:45 08/25/25 Mon I was watching at the time. Definitely not representative of Ivy League football. Think he got a bit carried away trying to fit into the power 4 style.

[> [> Subject: Re: Yale Grad Arguably Costs Team Victory
Author: Ivy wanna by [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 16:15:30 08/25/25 Mon He up until that play ,he was having a great game. On the 1st play he caused a fumble for a touchdown for Stanford’s 1st score. In the play he had a 12 yard sack to take the Bow’s out of Field Goal position. Only to give them a 15 yard automatic 1st down. Leading to the Touchdown. (Dote).!!

[> Subject: Yale-Dartmouth 1975
Author: bulldog10jw [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 20:29:33 08/25/25 Mon Brings to mind Yale-Dartmouth 1975. Dartmouth scored a TD with under a minute left to take a 14-13 lead. Unfortunately for them, the player who scored decided to run by the Yale bench waving the ball. Unsportsmanlike Conduct was called. Dartmouth had to kick off from the 25. Yale ran the kickoff near mid field and ended up winning on a 47 yard FG.

[> [> Subject: Re: Yale-Dartmouth 1975 , Randy Carter
Author: Ivy wanna be [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 20:59:47 08/25/25 Mon

[> [> [> Subject: Re: Yale-Dartmouth 1975 , Randy Carter
Author: Eli1143770312 [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 09:12:01 08/26/25 Tue The Yale student body was so I excited after Carter’s FG that the Yale band marched down the middle of the street to campus, with the drum major Alec Murphy getting arrested. That was also the game where Reggie Williams of Dartmouth went offside, leaping over the offensive line, and then got back on sides before the snap. What an athlete!

[> [> Subject: We dodged a bullet in 2012 at Columbia

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Go Green
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Date Posted: 08:32:32 08/26/25 Tue

We were down 16-14 and threw a TD pass with about a minute to go. Our TE who caught the ball was so excited that he spiked it in celebration.

The entire Columbia bench wanted a flag, and they got it. Cameras showed Teevens being furious at our TE and giving him hell on the bench.

So we kicked off from our own 20. Columbia got the ball on their own 40 (give or take).

Fortunately, the defense did their job and we escaped with a 21-16 victory. But oh boy, if we had lost...

[> [> Subject: Those curious...
Author: Go Green [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 10:15:56 08/26/25 Tue The Dartmouth player who drew the flag in 1975 at Yale was Harry Wilson (Russell's father).