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This fall, 33 new players from across the nation will don Columbia’s light blue for the first time.

Ralph DeBernardo’s contradiction in character gives way to his charming disposition.

In an era in which professional players try to rack up as many individual accolades as possible, it’s hard to find an athlete who doesn’t point out that “me” really is in the word “team.” Alex Gros

Sitting in one of the football offices, junior Austin Knowlin was told­ three times by coaches passing through that he needed to take his earrings out.

The high point of the 2007 Columbia football season came during week two.

Multiple changes must come about if the Columbia football team expects to win games this season and Columbia’s defense is arguably the most in need of some reinvigoration.

The Columbia football team has a new attitude this season. It’s determined, it’s selfless, and it’s tough. And for a team trying to turn around a program, that’s exactly the attitude it needs.

Coming off a 2007 campaign that head coach Norries Wilson described as “an unexpected result” in an interview last year, the Columbia football team obviously has some work to do entering this seaso