Sam Britt

Brown has led Williamstown to the Group 5 regional championship game for the second year in a row. They lost to Sayreville last year.

Cornell had a chance to tie or take the lead with 50 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter. The Big Red decided to go for a two-point conversion and the victory.

The last two Ivy League teams without a league win battle it out on Saturday at Franklin Field.

Rutgers, Temple, Massachusetts, Central Michigan, East Carolina and Maryland have already shown interest.

After their dropping their home opener, the Quakers look to get back in the win column against Sacred Heart.

After two trips to the state semifinals, senior running backs Derrick Parker and LaQwan Sims are showing that this year the Gators are ready to take the next step.

The Quakers' struggles in the red zone helped doom them to 28-7 loss against their Ivy League rival

Penn looks to build on its nail-biting win last Saturday over Brown.

With a new coaching staff and roster made up predominantly of freshman and transfers, the Hawks begin their rebuild.

The Quakers head up to New York to take on Columbia with both teams still searching for their first conference win.

Despite a late surge, the Quakers drop their first conference matchup of the year in a game where their offense seemingly couldn't convert in big spots.

The electric junior has caught a TD pass, rushed for two TDs and returned two kickoffs for scores.

Penn looks to stretch its Ivy League win streak to three in Cambridge.

The Quakers won, 38-36, on a field goal at the finish by sophomore Daniel Karrash.

Penn heads up to the Yale Bowl looking for its first league win of the season.

The sophomore has a little more than 1,500 passing yards and 15 touchdowns through the first five games.

The Quakers want to start conference play on the right foot as they face the undefeated Big Green.

He may not have the personality of your stereotypical star quarterback. But when he is on the field, there is no way to tell the difference.