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Sense Of ‘Newness’ Propels Sprint Football to Rebound Campaign
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Cornell ended its campaign 4-3 this past weekend, a two-game improvement from the 2016 season.
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Ostrander Making Most of Starting Quarterback Role for Sprint Football
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“The philosophy of the team is ‘one play at a time and move onto the next one.’ He’s done a really good job of that.”
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Ostrander’s 5-Touchdown Effort Powers Sprint Football to 2nd Straight Win
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“Their theme was ‘Light up Mansfield’ and our theme was ‘Cornell Lights up Mansfield.'”
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Sprint Football Quells Offseason Doubts With Commanding Opening Win Over Caldwell
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Cornell welcomed Caldwell to collegiate sprint football with a 48-20 thrashing at Schoellkopf.
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Sprint Football Looks For Fresh Start Under Gneo
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Cornell will begin its first season under head coach Bob Gneo on Friday evening at Schoellkopf Field.
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After Significant Changes, Sprint Football Program Readies for 2017 Season
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2017 will be a year of transitions for Cornell sprint football, including the introduction of head coach Bob Gneo and a pair of changes to the CSFL.
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Conference Champion Penn Denies Cornell Sprint Football’s Upset Bid
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Cornell led 20-12 before Penn quarterback Mike McCurdy orchestrated a touchdown drive in the final minute to time the game and send the contest to overtime.
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Sprint Football Revitalized to Face Post Following Bye Week
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After a couple weeks of rest, the Red is looking to bounce back after a pair of tough losses against Chestnut Hill and Army.
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Sprint Football Suffers Sixth Consecutive Loss to Army After Battle
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As sprint football entered its weekend matchup, the Army Black Knights (3-1) were billed to be a formidable opponent, and Cornell (1-3) quickly learned that playing at West Point was as difficult as they expected. The Knights, who won the CSFL last season, took the contest, 43-12, after a dominant first quarter in which Army scored on all four of its possessions. Prior to the matchup, co-head coach Terry Cullen indicated that senior quarterback Robert Pannullo would take the majority of snaps under center. However, after the Red could only muster a net of 15 yards on its four first quarter drives, Pannullo was repositioned to wide receiver, and sophomore Connor Ostrander took over as quarterback. “Ostrander made some plays right when he got into the game, so we decided to move Pannullo to wide receiver and let Ostrander keep playing quarterback,” co-head coach Bart Guccia said.
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Sprint Football Aims to Knock Off ‘Outstanding’ Army Squad
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Following a close loss to Chestnut Hill (1-2) last week, Cornell (1-2) now turns its attention to reigning CSFL champion, Army (2-1). The Red travels to West Point tomorrow night.