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Sprint Football Comes Up Short Against Mansfield to Close Out Season
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Head Coach Michael Huyghue ‘83 took over a program that had won one game in its past two seasons and doubled that win total in his first year at the helm.
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Sprint Football Endures Third Shutout of the Season Against Army
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After only winning once in the two prior seasons, this year has been a step in the right direction under the management of new head coach Michael Huyghue ’83.
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Sprint Football Pulls Off Thrilling Victory Over St. Thomas Aquinas College
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Most notably, Cornell held the Spartans to only 76 yards on the ground after struggling with run defense all season.
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Sprint Football Shutout at Home Against Penn
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Cornell was dealt an exasperating loss on their home field, falling to the Quakers by a final score of 41-0.
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Sprint Football Falls to Chestnut Hill Despite Flashes on Defense
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Despite looks on both the offensive and defensive sides of the ball, Cornell could not string it all together and ultimately fell to the Griffins by a final score of 27-9.
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Sprint Football Sustains First Loss of Season, Looks to Rebound in Coming Weeks
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Quarterbacks Max Spero and Charles Snajdr combined for five costly interceptions against a Navy defense which allowed only 91 passing yards all game.
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Sprint Football Embraces Big Culture Change in Rout of Molloy
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Sprint Football (1-0 CSFL) took on the Molloy Lions (0-1 CSFL) on Saturday afternoon at Schoellkopf Field. It was a game of firsts –– for Molloy, it was its first sprint football game in program history, and for the Red, it marked the debut of head coach Michael Huyghue ’83 and starting quarterback junior Max Spero. The Red welcomed Molloy to the sport with an awe-inspiring, 53-7 victory. After a combined record of 1-12 over the past two seasons, Cornell was in desperate need of a change and found it through Huyghue. Under Huyghue’s new regime, the offense and defense were firing on all cylinders.
The newfound offensive flair was evident in the second quarter where the Red outscored Molloy 30-0.