Football
Football Earns 1st Win of Season Over Colgate as Offense Comes Alive Under New QB Rotation
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After dropping its first four games, Cornell’s offense finally exploded, propelling the team to its first win of the season.
Football
In Search of First Win, Football Hosts Colgate Under Friday Night Lights
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“We know who we are, and we know where we came from,” said senior running back Devon Brewer. “If anything, I’d say we’re more fired up now than we’ve ever been.”
Football
Defense Puts Up Valiant Effort, Football Doomed by Offensive Struggles in Loss to Harvard
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On the back of its defense, the Red went into halftime with a 7-3 lead, but the team could not keep pace with Harvard, ultimately falling 24-10.
Football
Bucknell’s 4th-Quarter Burst Sinks Football to 0-3 Record
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Having lost the momentum near the end of the third quarter, the Red never reclaimed it as Bucknell roared back with 14 unanswered points.
Football
Football Aims to Rebound in Ivy Opener at Yale
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“VMI forced you to play feast-or-famine football — you know, take a shot, take a shot, hit a big one in the run game — that’s the style that was dictated,” Archer said. “I anticipate the game being called much differently. With the RPOs that we do call, you’re going to have the option to run the ball, because you’re going to get zone coverage and a lighter box.”
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Football’s Defense and Special Teams Look to Build on 2019 Success
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Much of the Red’s success in 2019 can be attributed to the defense’s strong performance. Cornell possessed the third-best scoring defense, conceding 20.7 points per game.
men's lacrosse
Jonathan Donville ’21 Selected 1st Overall in National Lacrosse League Entry Draft
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“Jon is an incredible talent that has earned everything that he has gotten in this game through hard work and humility,” said head coach Connor Buczek ’15. “I’m so proud of him and know this is just the first of many accomplishments and accolades that he will receive in his professional career.”
Sports
After 18 Months Lost to COVID-19, Cornell Gears Up for New Year of Play
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Following the suspension of intercollegiate athletic competition due to the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic over one year ago, Cornell athletics readies for a full-scale resumption of play this year. There are numerous exciting developments and stories to watch as Cornell’s sports teams return to the fold.
Baseball
University Plans Relocation for Baseball’s Hoy Field
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Though the new Hoy Field would lack the convenience of its predecessor, it would boast a 15,160 square-foot support building to house locker rooms, batting cages and a press box.
Women's Hockey
From Losing Seasons to National Runner-up Finish: Looking Back on Women’s Hockey’s 2010 Postseason Run
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Since coming up just short as the national runner-up in 2010, the Red has been a mainstay in the postseason, clinching seven additional NCAA Tournament appearances as well three Frozen Four showings.