Dante Reno
Yale is my pick to win the Ivy League this season, based on all the usual looks at personnel, coaching staff, etc.
But it’s also based on how things turned out for the team last year and the motivation that will provide this season.
And then there’s a major elephant in the room when it comes to the QB position.
Kente Edwards
Columbia’s three out-of-conference opponents were all in action Saturday, and I have a brief look at those results.
Also in this podcast, I’ll set lay out what you can expect for the next few days on this space as we gear up for the season opener this coming Friday night. My podcast schedule will include one very pleasant surprise.
Chris Corbo
I’m picking Dartmouth for second this season despite the loss of a massive number of All Ivy players to graduations and transfers.
I explain why in this podcast.
And, as always, for the best info on Dartmouth and a lot about the rest of the league make sure to check out Bruce Wood’s BGA blog and SUBSCRIBE to his BGA Overtime site!
Oh, and FORGIVE me for leaving out standout Dartmouth kicker Owen Zalc from the podcast audio! He is the best kicker in the Ivies and can be the difference between some wins and losses for the Big Green.
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Andrew Aurich
I’m a big time outlier here, but I’m picking Harvard to come in 4th in the Ivies for 2025.
After another 3-0 record of straight up picks and a 2-1 against the spread record last weekend, my totals for this year so far at 6-0 SU and 4-2 ATS.
In this podcast, I have only two games to choose from this weekend before the Ivy slate begins and the plate gets bigger.
