Penn football struggling at the half, down 29-14 to Yale
Before the game on Saturday, Yale honored Penn football coach and Connecticut native Al Bagnoli in his last trip to the Yale Bowl.
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Before the game on Saturday, Yale honored Penn football coach and Connecticut native Al Bagnoli in his last trip to the Yale Bowl.
While anything can happen any given Saturday, leashing the Bulldogs this weekend will be a tall order for Penn football. Delving into the game of numbers, one cannot find many reasons to pick Penn to beat the 17-point spread. Here are key numbers heading into the Red and Blue’s weekend game with Yale.
Welcome to the third edition of "Why Penn will lose" as Greg Cameron of the Yale Daily News explains why the Elis will beat the Quakers on Saturday. Disagree? Comment below.
Congratulations, Penn football. The Quakers took down perennial doormat Columbia on Saturday, snapping an eight-game losing streak that dated back to last year and saving their season from descending into chaos.
Penn football finally got its first win of the year on Saturday, taking down lowly Columbia. This weekend, a much greater test awaits in a strong Yale squad. Our editors debate: Does the Columbia game change the outlook for Penn football, or are the Quakers bound to fall to the Elis?
After a difficult start to the season, Penn football coach Al Bagnoli stressed the need for his team to get back to the fundamentals.
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"Jeremih" by Meghan Roberts licensed under CC 2.0.
Although it’s overshadowed by other programs, Penn sprint football has found success early and often thanks to its strong defense.
Last weekend's games saw most of the Ivy football teams dominating or being dominated, with Penn falling towards the latter category with a 31-13 defeat at Dartmouth. Let's see how the other teams in the league fared.
Printing is now free for all Penn students — 3-D printing, that is.
Off to its best start since 2010, Penn sprint football is riding on a wave of positivity.
For the second straight week, Penn sprint football started out slowly, allowing an opening-drive touchdown.
When the Quakers play Cornell at Franklin Field on Friday, it will conjure up some mixed emotions .
Penn football received a boost on Saturday from junior tight end Ryan Kelly, who made his first career reception in the third quarter. That reception went for a touchdown and now we decided to sit down with Kelly for a few questions ...
Penn’s influence in the Capitol Building may soon be as notable as it is on Wall Street.
A co up le of weeks ago, The Daily Pennsylvanian ran a story on President Amy Gutmann’s salary. That morning, I was passing out papers at the Quadrangle and got to gauge reactions. The next several days, I heard and was involved with discussions about this story. I’ve heard quite a few attacks — most of these concerning giving some of that money to financial aid — and relatively few people defending.
Penn sprint football is usually not the target of a national audience. But things will be different for the Quakers’ season opener.
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Photos by Luke Chen/Weekly Pennsylvanian Editor