nice to see a few running plays for Reno but he better learn to protect the ball when he runs. Nice passes down the middle to Santiago today.
A gross mismatch for Yale. It was nice to see so many players get some time in the field. Big challenge next week with Penn
Wonder how Penn only managed to beat Stone hill by 3
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Great all around game. On to Penn.! A much more complex and dangerous opponent. GO BULLDOGS.!
Great all around game. On to Penn.! A much more complex and dangerous opponent. GO BULLDOGS.!
Yale will need to neutralize Richardson, Penn’s talented Wide Receiver. He killed Yale two years ago.
Historically, Yale has trouble neutralizing mediocre receivers, not just good ones.
People shouldn’t readily dismiss Yale’s accomplishments yesterday. It’s true Stonehill is not a good team, but that’s because they have a very bad offense, particularly their running game. However, their defense is very strong. The fact that Yale put up 47 points against them is quite an accomplishment.
Yes that was the most points put on them this season. Sorry I missed ya.
What’s interesting is that Yale annihilated Stone Hill. Penn had a hard time against them.
Richardson is a great player. But the catalyst is Pennsylvania s QB Liam O’Brien that is who Yale needs to go after relentlessly.!!
Good point. Last year Liam O’Brien was knocked out of the game early and Richardson wasn’t a factor
Looks like Reno has settled on Noah Piper as the sole PK. Piper was 4 for 4 on FGs yesterday and converted all 5 PATs. Conforti is still handling kick offs.
Following up on my earlier post, Reno had decided to go with Noah Piper as the PK before the Dartmouth game. I reran the Dartmouth game on ESPN+, and Piper — not Conforti as reported by the media and Yale Athletics — kicked Yale’s FG. Piper also missed the PAT. Conforti handled kickoffs.
I hope that we can acknowledge that Yale played well. There is hope.
Gentlemen; I agree that Ben Franklin’s are going to be a challenge this weekend for our defense because of the mobility of their signal caller and the existence of a very talented split end. Both of these offensive aspects, give her current defense problems. Hopefully the defensive coordinator will step to the plate to develop a scheme which takes away these two aspects of the Ben Franklin offense. Does anyone have a take on the musical chairs associated with our offensive line?
For what it’s worth, I thought Joseph Nash played very well in relief of Charron. I tried to watch him in particular on running plays when I watched the game again on ESPN and he looked like he was run blocking in particular very well. My only concern is he seemed to have some leg muscle issue which required some stretching on the sideline.
Not sure if it is well known but there is a new book out…”Blue Power: Brian Dowling, Calvin Hill and Greatness at Yale” that is a history of the 1967 and 1968 seasons, as well as a history of the beginning of the Cozza era around that time. Great read about an era in Yale football history. Reg Lansberry is the author…hickorybluffer@gmail.com. You can contact him directly to get a copy.
First Ivy League game for this OU (Oklahoma) grad. Was stunned by the low attendance. Yale definitely played well.
Any reliable news on 2026 commits? Are we keeping it secret to deter poachers or because we haven’t landed many commits? Either way, it’s annoying to us.
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nice to see a few running plays for Reno but he better learn to protect the ball when he runs. Nice passes down the middle to Santiago today.
A gross mismatch for Yale. It was nice to see so many players get some time in the field. Big challenge next week with Penn
Wonder how Penn only managed to beat Stone hill by 3
Hello everyone,
I would like to ask for your opinions and experiences regarding website promotion. Nowadays there are so many different options available — SEO, social media marketing, paid ads, influencer collaborations, link building, content marketing, newsletters, etc.
In your experience, which promotional methods are the most effective and efficient in terms of both time and costs? Do some strategies work better for new websites compared to already established ones?
I’d really appreciate hearing your insights, case studies, or even personal tips on what brings the best results in promoting websites.
Thanks in advance!
Great all around game. On to Penn.! A much more complex and dangerous opponent. GO BULLDOGS.!
Great all around game. On to Penn.! A much more complex and dangerous opponent. GO BULLDOGS.!
Yale will need to neutralize Richardson, Penn’s talented Wide Receiver. He killed Yale two years ago.
Historically, Yale has trouble neutralizing mediocre receivers, not just good ones.
People shouldn’t readily dismiss Yale’s accomplishments yesterday. It’s true Stonehill is not a good team, but that’s because they have a very bad offense, particularly their running game. However, their defense is very strong. The fact that Yale put up 47 points against them is quite an accomplishment.
Yes that was the most points put on them this season. Sorry I missed ya.
What’s interesting is that Yale annihilated Stone Hill. Penn had a hard time against them.
Richardson is a great player. But the catalyst is Pennsylvania s QB Liam O’Brien that is who Yale needs to go after relentlessly.!!
Good point. Last year Liam O’Brien was knocked out of the game early and Richardson wasn’t a factor
Looks like Reno has settled on Noah Piper as the sole PK. Piper was 4 for 4 on FGs yesterday and converted all 5 PATs. Conforti is still handling kick offs.
Following up on my earlier post, Reno had decided to go with Noah Piper as the PK before the Dartmouth game. I reran the Dartmouth game on ESPN+, and Piper — not Conforti as reported by the media and Yale Athletics — kicked Yale’s FG. Piper also missed the PAT. Conforti handled kickoffs.
I hope that we can acknowledge that Yale played well. There is hope.
Gentlemen; I agree that Ben Franklin’s are going to be a challenge this weekend for our defense because of the mobility of their signal caller and the existence of a very talented split end. Both of these offensive aspects, give her current defense problems. Hopefully the defensive coordinator will step to the plate to develop a scheme which takes away these two aspects of the Ben Franklin offense. Does anyone have a take on the musical chairs associated with our offensive line?
For what it’s worth, I thought Joseph Nash played very well in relief of Charron. I tried to watch him in particular on running plays when I watched the game again on ESPN and he looked like he was run blocking in particular very well. My only concern is he seemed to have some leg muscle issue which required some stretching on the sideline.
Not sure if it is well known but there is a new book out…”Blue Power: Brian Dowling, Calvin Hill and Greatness at Yale” that is a history of the 1967 and 1968 seasons, as well as a history of the beginning of the Cozza era around that time. Great read about an era in Yale football history. Reg Lansberry is the author…hickorybluffer@gmail.com. You can contact him directly to get a copy.
First Ivy League game for this OU (Oklahoma) grad. Was stunned by the low attendance. Yale definitely played well.
Any reliable news on 2026 commits? Are we keeping it secret to deter poachers or because we haven’t landed many commits? Either way, it’s annoying to us.