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It may not have been pretty, but after a controversial finish, football escaped Hanover with a 22-17 win and now stands alone in first place in the Ivy League.
A controversial finish allowed football to escape with a 22-17 road win over Dartmouth to move to 6-0, breaking a tie for first place in the Ivy League.
Volleyball was only able to take one set on the road against a pair of Ivy League opponents this weekend, falling 3-0 to Yale and 3-1 to Brown on Friday and Saturday, respectively.
After Columbia’s thrilling 28-24 victory over the defending Ivy League champion Princeton, the Lions sit at 3-0 overall for the first time since 1996, when then-seniors and future NFL players Marcellus Wiley, CC ’97, and Rory Wilfork, CC ’97, led the Light Blue to an 8-2 record.
Sophomore cornerback Ben McKeighan picked off Princeton quarterback Chad Kanoff with 32 seconds left to cap a thrilling fourth quarter and seal football’s 28-24 victory over Princeton.
Football will hit the road this weekend to take on undefeated Princeton in both teams’ first Ivy League matchup of the season.
Football will kick off its season on Saturday with a home contest against Wagner.
Columbia Football has long held a reputation for being subpar. But under the leadership of third-year head coach Al Bagnoli and a 3-7 season last year, Spectator’s football writers Austin Horn, Christopher Lopez, Dylan Russian, and Chapman Hughes dive into whether Columbia Football has shed its old reputation.
Baseball’s offense came alive to win three of four games against Penn as the Light Blue faced elimination this weekend, forcing a one-game playoff on Saturday for the Lou Gehrig Division title and a spot in the Ivy League Championship Series.
Women’s basketball showed growth in its first season under head coach Megan Griffith, CC ’07, but was ultimately unable to carry momentum from a hot nonconference start into Ivy League play.