That's right.Penn and Columbia.
While the rest of the country flipped between Memphis, App State and Purdue, I was locked in the Ivy League battle of the year.This page may contain affiliate links to legal sports betting partners.If you sign up or place a wager, FOX News may be compensated.
This content was created by a team that works independently from the FOX newsroom.It's called GRINDING, folks.Look it up.HERE'S WHY, EVEN WITH ALL ITS PROBLEMS, COLLEGE FOOTBALL IS STILL BETTER THAN THE NFLPenn Quakers face off with the Dartmouth Big Green during a game on Oct.
4, 2025, at Franklin Field in Philadelphia, Pa.(Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)Anyway, I'm glad I was, because this one had it all.
Big moments.Big comebacks.
Big plays.And, of course, a finish that left me utterly speechless on multiple different levels.Before we dive into the Xs and Os, take a look:Amazing.
You just don't expect that sort of foolishness out of an Ivy League roster, right? Sure, there are other programs where you wouldn't be surprised to see this level of idiocy (I won't name names), but not Penn.Not the IVY LEAGUE.These are supposed to be the smartest dudes on the planet, and they can't run a simple fire drill with the clock ticking down? Get on the ball and SPIKE it!Why are they rushing their field goal kicker out there? There was plenty of time.
He caught it was 10 seconds to go.The clock stops on a first down in college football when its under two minutes to go in a half.HARVARD FOOTBALL OUTSMARTS COLGATE ON HAIL MARY ATTEMPT TO WIN GAME IN FINAL SECONDSPenn Quakers running back Julien Stokes runs the ball during a game against Dartmouth Big Green on Oct.
4, 2025, at Franklin Field in Philadelphia, Pa.(Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)So the clock was stopped.
There was plenty of time of left.And they instead opted to sprint the field goal unit onto the field, and have the kicker quickly try a 52-yard field goal? Clearly, the kicker had no idea what was happening, by the w...