The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/author/mileshenshaw/)
Princeton’s win in its season finale against Penn capped off an undefeated season, and cemented the Tigers as outright Ivy champions. The Red battled for a 3-4 Ivy record, but instead fell to 2-5 in a heartbreaker at Columbia making Cornell’s final record only better than that of winless Brown.
There’s nothing to play for in terms of playoffs, but Cornell is motivated to send its seniors off with a win in New York City.
Cornell’s seniors gave it their all in their final game on East Hill.
Cornell’s path for above .500 in the Ivy League has been greatly hampered.
“Sometimes in life you have unexpected horrific adversity, whether it’s in your academics or career or personal life. It’s how you respond that matters.”
The Red travels to Princeton this weekend, one year removed from a huge upset win.
John Lovett’s seven-touchdown performance in 2016? Cornell remembers.
Cornell ran away from Brown in the second half to secure its first win in Providence since 2002 and improve its Ivy record to 2-1.
Cornell football travels to Providence this weekend, where it hasn’t won since 2002.
The season is halfway done and neither of the two Ivy leaders has played in a close game. Princeton and Dartmouth continued their reigns of terror this weekend with another pair of 30-plus point victories. The Green and the Tigers are two of the four undefeated teams remaining in the Football Championship Subdivision.