Saturday at Franklin Field, Penn faces the unenviable task of defending top-notch Yale QB Patrick Witt, an NFL prospect.
17-game Ivy winning streak stays intact with comeback 27-20 victory. PHOTO GALLERY: The best shots from the Penn football seasonCOLUMN: Mike Wisniewski: Penn must cut the mistakesTHEE BUZZ: The good, bad and the ugly from Columbia
Attitude isn’t the only difference between the offensive line and the so-called skill positions. The prospect of joining the boys up front comes along with the perception of eating more than the rest of the team.
For the second time in as many seasons, The Columbia Spectator implored the school’s athletic administrators to fire football coach Norries Wilson. THE BUZZ: Columbia Spectator calls for firing of coach Norries Wilson
What Billy Ragone proved Saturday — what he continues to prove each time he conducts these last-minute heroics — is that he is a winner. PHOTO GALLERY: The best shots from the Penn football seasonRECAP: Ragone spoils Lions’ homecoming
The old cliche in sports is that “a win is a win,” but that does not mean there is no cause for concern for the Penn football team.
The old cliche in sports is that “a win is a win,” but that does not mean there is no cause for concern for the Penn football team.
17-game Ivy winning streak stays intact with comeback 27-20 victory. PHOTO GALLERY: The best shots from the Penn football seasonCOLUMN: Mike Wisniewski: Penn must cut the mistakesTHEE BUZZ: The good, bad and the ugly from Columbia
Attitude isn’t the only difference between the offensive line and the so-called skill positions. The prospect of joining the boys up front comes along with the perception of eating more than the rest of the team.
Though he was recruited as a running back, Hamscher’s sheer athleticism and competitive drive allowed him to make the switch to defense seamlessly.
The Quakers put together their first complete, 60-minute game of the year. RECAP: Penn runs through Fordham with 5 TDs
In its final non-conference game of the season, Penn defeated Fordham 35-20 under the lights at Franklin Field. PHOTO GALLERY: The best shots from the 2011 football season COLUMN: A sign of things to come
As this week’s film session will no doubt show, the victory had its fair share of mistakes. • Recap: Quakers shut out the lights in Hanover
Ivy rags recap the weekend that was in (academically) elite football.
That the Quakers flawlessly handled the two-minute drill twice Saturday bodes extremely well for the rest of the season.
Quarterback Billy Ragone led a late comeback as Penn extended its Ivy League win streak to 16 games.
With a 15-game Ivy League win streak on the line, Penn heads to Dartmouth to play the first-ever night game in the 89-year history of Memorial Field — on national television.
Every league game, starting with Dartmouth Saturday, is win or go home. One off day means sharing a trophy; two bad games and it’s better luck next year.
For left-hadned Ragone and the rest of the Penn offense, the minor adjustments to a righty’s game of football have become a nonfactor.
Though the Quakers are just two games into the season, junior quarterback Billy Ragone isn’t giving his team a chance to win, and it’s time to make a switch.
There have been many reasons why the Quakers have failed to pull out a win against the Wildcats in the last 100 years, but this time it was Penn’s starkly one-dimensional offense.
Quarterback Billy Ragone throws two costly interceptions, as Penn loses second game of 2011 season.
Penn football lost its fair share of standouts to graduation, but cross-town rival Villanova has taken an even bigger hit while the world of professional sports — not just the NFL — just got a little more talented.
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