Super Bowl Champion Jalyx Hunt ’23 Returns to Cornell With Lessons For Last Lecture
Super Bowl Champion and former safety for the football team Jalyx Hunt ’23 will deliver this year’s Last Lecture on Friday.
Super Bowl Champion and former safety for the football team Jalyx Hunt ’23 will deliver this year’s Last Lecture on Friday.
Graduating early would be an exceptional accomplishment for any student — when it comes to a student who is also balancing being a double-major and a Division I football player, this achievement becomes remarkable.
On Sunday, Ithaca College Athletics announced that the Bombers head coach Michael Toerper will depart from the program to accept The John B. and Ann M. Rogers '45 Defensive Coordinator of Cornell Football.
"I'll miss this team, I'm gonna miss this group of seniors and sad I don't get to coach them again.”
A win against long-time rival Columbia (1-8, 0-6 Ivy) presents the Red (4-5, 3-3 Ivy) with the opportunity to end the season with a bang.
Cornell took a 24-14 loss to the Big Green after an offensive performance that wasn't reflected in the final score.
Football looks to extend its win streak to five for the first time in 31 years this weekend against Dartmouth.
Coming off the momentum of a three-win homestand, Cornell made a historic showing to steal Penn’s Homecoming and the coveted Cup.
The Red has the opportunity to secure revenge for a recent struggle against the Quakers and achieve its first road victory of the season.
Less than five minutes into Saturday’s match, Cornell had given up a touchdown. Ten minutes later, that hole had doubled. Instead of rolling over, Cornell flipped the script.
Princeton remains undefeated in away matchups, meaning the Red will need to be on point if it wants to keep its current home winning streak alive.
This was the Red’s first overtime game since 2016, and its first overtime win since 2007 — both of which were against Brown.
After a sorely-needed win against Bucknell last weekend, a victory against Brown could be the catalyst needed to turn around what was looking to be a forgettable season for the Red, who is currently tied for last place in the Ivy League.
“This is a program that's learning how to win, how to win close games and how to compete for 60 minutes,” Swanstrom said. “The preparation this week wasn't perfect, but the energy, focus, and effort was really high, and now it has to be the standard for Cornell football.”
Football will face Bucknell on Saturday in hopes of securing its first win of the season.
While No. 22/25 Harvard University (4-0, 2-0 Ivy) have proven themselves to be a fierce competitor within the Ivy League, the Red (0-4, 0-2 Ivy) hoped to catch them off guard behind the leadership of Bass-Sulpizio, who logged his first ever career start.
“They’ve always had a really strong front seven. It’s a suffocating way to play defense, if you have the ability and the talent to do so. And [Harvard] has the ability and the talent to do so.”