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Roaree the Lion, Columbia’s mascot, was out in full force along with a large contingent of Columbia’s student body, as 10,820 people attended the Lions’ homecoming matchup with Penn
Fifth-year senior quarterback Billy Ragone had trouble in the passing game against Columbia, completing just 11 of his 24 passes. To make matters worse, Ragone was lifted late due to an ankle injury, leading to more snaps for fellow senior Ryan Becker.
With Penn trailing in the second quarter against Columbia, the Quakers turned to fifth-year senior quarterback Ryan Becker, who led the Red and Blue to their first touchdown of the game.
Despite giving up an early touchdown, Penn’s defense, led upfront by sophomore defensive end Austin Taps, dominated Columbia’s offense, giving up just one first down in the final three quarters.
Women's Soccer vs Drexel
Devin Reeves Portrait
Devin Reeves Portrait
Women's Soccer vs Drexel
Women's Soccer vs Drexel
Devin Reeves Portrait
Women's Soccer vs Drexel
Women's Soccer vs Drexel
FringeFest at Rotunda
FringeFest at Rotunda
Women's Soccer vs Drexel
Women's Soccer vs Drexel
A new Fine Wine & Spirits opened on 43rd and Chestnut.
Penn Apps 2013
Penn Apps 2013