1) Columbia
The Lions have faced and passed every test at home and on the road. No one else in the Ivies has. Period.
2) Princeton
The Tigers are looking very strong now. It's hard to believe they could be better on offense if John Lovett came back.
3) Yale
The Elis still haven't beaten a very good team, but they the best they've looked overall in years.
4) Dartmouth
The Big Green are still a very strong team and aren't out of the race yet.
5) Harvard
For the first time this season, the Harvard defense looked as weak as the offense. This can't stay this way, can it?
6) Penn
The Quakers just don't have the pieces to beat good teams in the Ivies this season. But an easier stretch of their schedule begins now.
7) Cornell
I'm still not convinced the Big Red will threaten any of the top teams.
8) Brown
This is as bad as the Bears have looked in the Estes era. I'm not sure why it's happening now, but there does come a time in every coach's career when the recruiting pipelines dry up.
4 comments:
When's the last time you could place CU in the #1 spot and there was no argument against?! Roar, lion, Roar, indeed!
They deserve to be #1
if we beat Yale, we will run the table !
IF we beat Yale, although I believe we will, we will have 2 perfect traps coming afterwards. Harvard and Cornell.
But first we beat Yale.
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