I went a dismal 2-4 straight up last week and 1-5 against the spread. My season totals are now 34-13 SU and 22-25 AGS
Dartmouth -10 at Princeton (Game is Friday night!)
Princeton looks very lost, and the Big Green needs this win.
Cornell +3 vs. Penn
This seems like an easy pick. Take that for what it's worth.
Brown +16 at Yale
The Bears will barely (no pun intended) cover this spread.
Colgate +3 1/2 vs. Lafayette
The Patriot League makes less and less sense to me every year, so just take the points.
Oh no!!! Columbia guys are talking trash again and predicting a large margin of victory against Harvard. The Lions are doomed now... *sigh*
ReplyDeleteGame will be extremely close.
Delete10-13 Harvard wins,
ReplyDeletesorry
I’ve noticed this weird (and very limited) recent practice of putting the lower score first, as in the comment above. It’s only from a few people, and I’ve never seen this done in major publications, news outlets, or sports sites (like ESPN). In fact, it’s mostly been in student publications. The thing is, it looks strange. Why not just write your prediction as 13-10 Harvard? That seems clear and aligns with English’s being a language that is read from left to right. And no one is confused by that convention about which team scored fewer points. Has Chicago, MLA, AP, or any other guide changed the reccommendation on this, and I just missed it? Maybe not a big deal—just wanted to mention it. Now the more important matter: I’ll say 19-13 Columbia.
DeleteNobody cares about this.
DeleteHarvard 13
DeleteColumbia 19
****home team listed first
The Lions will do to the Crimson what Donald J. Trump just did to Comrade Kamala. The only blue wave this November will be the Lion’s stifling defense and overwhelming rushing attack.
ReplyDeleteTake your fascist politics elsewhere. This is about sports which should bring us together.
DeleteHarvard QB is good, as is their #1 receiver. Coach’s Corner this week is worth watching.
ReplyDeleteWhat does RV stand for on the Columbia AD site?
ReplyDeleteReceiving Votes, means they are receiving votes to be ranked in the FCS top 25
DeleteColumbia 31 - 14 over Harvard
ReplyDeleteWould love that result. Also wouldn’t mind seeing Dartmouth lose, much as it pains me to root for the Tigers.
DeleteI think Penn and Yale both win big. My head tells me Dartmouth also smokes Princeton. And the Lions in a nailbiter!
ReplyDeleteColumbia 72
ReplyDeleteProvidence 63
Columbia 24
Harvard 20
Delaware State 70
Columbia 83
Lions by 3 touchdowns. Take it to the bank
ReplyDeletePut it in the books!
Deletethis aged quickly
DeleteSigh.!!!
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