In the wearying world of college football, the Ivy League stands apart
Author John Feinstein spent a season inside Ivy League football, where he found love and pain but no regret.
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BREAKING: Grad Transfers Respond to Ivy League’s Historic Decision
“As a former Princeton lineman who spent four years in the Ivy League trenches, I am psyched that we will finally earn a seat ...
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Ivy League to participate in FCS playoffs starting in 2025
In a dramatic shift, the Ivy League's football teams are now going to be able to compete for FCS national championships. Starting in the 2025 season, the Ivy League teams will be able to play in ...
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Play by Play: How Student-Athletes Ended Ivy League Football’s 80-Year Ban on Postseason Games
The Ivy League Student-Athlete Advisory Committee led the effort to overturn the league’s 1945 ban on postseason play.
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1961 to 2024: How Columbia football roared back to the top
Columbia finished with a winning record—8-2 overall and 5-2 in the Ivy League—for the first time in 24 years. The Lions, however, fell back into stagnation within the League after this campaign, ...
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The Ivy League Needs To Stop Handing Out Participation Trophies
For those familiar with college football and confused as to how a team can end conference play with two losses but still manage to finish atop their conference, welcome to the Ivy League!