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By Hannah Gerstenblatt · Sept. 17, 2009

The defending Ivy co-champion Bears — whose three rushing touchdowns allowed in 2008 were the fewest in the nation — are going to rely on the rush in their own offense this season after the graduation of quarterback Michael Dougherty.

while Yale is projected to be a mid-tier Ivy team, the Crimson (9-1, 6-1 Ivy in 2008) are the favorites to win their third-straight title (they split the crown with Brown last year).





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Penn’s No. 1 Ivy defense from a year ago lost six players with significant starting experience, including three-fourths of its secondary.


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Given that the Dartmouth football team enters the 2009 season winless in their last campaign, it's difficult to pinpoint which areas need improvement with its season beginning Saturday against Colgate.





Notebook | Old timers lead by example

Graduation hit Penn's defense hard. Two all-Ivy defensive tackles departed. Captain and linebacker Jay Colabella got his diploma in May. Jordan Manning, Tyson Maugle - and their 30 combined starts in the secondary - are now Penn alumni.



Running down a dream

Running down a dream

By Zach Klitzman · Sept. 8, 2009

This fall, the football team playing at Franklin Field will look retro. No, the players are not getting old school jerseys nor leather helmets.




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Florida quarterback Tim Tebow has taken college football by storm over the past three years as the dynamic leader of the Gators, just as much of a threat to run with the ball as he is to throw it.


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Turning the corner

By Andrew Scurria · Sept. 15, 2006

The second-ranked Quakers may be opening the 2006 season with an entirely new defensive secondary, but defensive coordinator Ray Priore, who enters his 20th year with the team, isn't fretting.



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Ivy League Preview

By Krista Hutz · Sept. 15, 2006

After a less-than-stellar 2005 season, Penn has been picked to finish second this year in last month's media poll.



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