- CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – The University of Pennsylvania football team was able to gut out a 24-20 win at Harvard on Saturday afternoon, setting program history in the process.
- Game 9: Penn at Harvard
- PHILADELPHIA — A last-minute touchdown from Cornell brought the Big Red within one at 21-20 with 0:50 remaining at Franklin Field, but freshman Kendren Smith knocked down the Big Red's two-point attempt and the Quakers staved off an onsides kick attempt to secure a win on Homecoming and retain possession of the Trustees' Cup.
- Game 8: Penn vs. Cornell
- ROCHESTER, Minn.—The College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA), in association with The Associated Press (AP) and the Fiesta Bowl Organization, have selected three college football student-athletes, including senior safety Sam Philippi as the latest nominees for the 2019 Mayo Clinic Comeback Player of the Year Award.
- PHILADELPHIA – Junior linebacker Brian O'Neill was a monster in the middle of the defensive unit on Saturday, disrupting Brown's potent offense and helping the Quakers to an Ivy League win. For his efforts O'Neill has been named Ivy League Defensive Player of the Week.
- PHILADELPHIA – A pair of University of Pennsylvania football players received a #SuperBowlSurprise on Monday as Sam Philippi and Anthony Lotti were presented with tickets to Super Bowl LIV by NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell as part of the NFL's commitment to rewarding members of the football community who have performed selfless acts.
- PHILADELPHIA – The University of Pennsylvania football team got its first Ivy League win of 2019 in dramatic fashion on Saturday at Franklin Field. Daniel Karrash kicked a 22-yard field goal—his first attempt as a collegian—with just two seconds left to give the Quakers a 38-36 win over Brown.
- Game 7: Penn vs. Brown
- NEW HAVEN, Conn. — A back and forth battle at the Yale Bowl saw the University of Pennsylvania fall just short in a offensive showcase, 46-41.
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- The longest active bowl eligibility streak in college football is still intact.
- Alabama quarterback Tua Tagovailoa is scheduled to have hip surgery in Houston. Team surgeon Dr. Lyle Cain said in a statement Sunday that Tagovailoa will have surgery on his dislocated right hip Monday. An Alabama spokesman declined to disclose where he was having the surgery citing privacy reasons
- Alabama quarterback Tua Tagovailoa is scheduled to have hip surgery in Houston. Team surgeon Dr. Lyle Cain said in a statement Sunday that Tagovailoa will have surgery on his dislocated right hip Monday. An Alabama spokesman declined to disclose where he was having the surgery citing privacy reasons
- BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — In picking apart Democratic Gov. John Bel Edwards’ reelection victory in the red state of Louisiana, analysts talk of cross-party voters, the get-out-the-vote effort in New Orleans and the Donald Trump factor. But in a year when both the LSU Tigers and New Orleans Saints appear
- Alabama anticipates QB Tua Tagovailoa making a full recovery after injuring his hip.
- Matt Rhule and his Baylor Bears almost certainly won’t have to wait until next year for another shot at Oklahoma. Give it about three weeks, when it seems inevitable that they will meet again in the Big 12 championship game. The No. 8 Sooners and No. 13 Bears, both 9-1 overall, are clearly the league
- Yahoo Sports' Tank Williams reveals the four teams he thinks should be in the CFP after week 12, including a PAC-12 program that hasn't lost a game since week one.
- Alabama will be without quarterback Tua Tagovailoa for the rest of the season.
- Seconds after the game between No. 2 Ohio State and Rutgers ended, there was a meeting of offensive linemen near midfield. It was a bunch of guys wearing Rutgers jerseys mobbing Buckeyes offensive lineman Jonah Jackson. The game was a homecoming of sorts for Jackson, and Scarlet Knights captain Zach
- The knock on Jim Harbaugh at Michigan is that he hasn’t won enough big games against the school’s top rivals. Harbaugh hasn’t beaten Ohio State – the most important foe on the Wolverines’ schedule – but Michigan has sure roughed up Notre Dame and Michigan State this year. Harbaugh’s Wolverines stomped
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- Alabama anticipates QB Tua Tagovailoa making a full recovery after injuring his hip.
- A woman shooting the Georgia-Auburn game got clipped by Herrien as he was forced out of bounds.
- Oklahoma is No. 8 in the AP poll, but will it climb higher in Tuesday night's College Football Playoff rankings?
- Just like we weren’t ready for the start of Tagovailoa’s college career, we weren’t prepared for the end, either.
- Oklahoma won 34-31 after trailing 31-10 at the half.
- Plenty of teams around the country have fallen far below the expectations they had entering the 2019 college football season.
- Connor Assalley was rewarded for his walk-off kick with a gang-tackling from his teammates.
- Tagovailoa was in the game with the Tide leading 35-7 late in the second quarter when he landed awkwardly on his right leg.
- The Bulldogs will likely face LSU in the SEC Championship Game.
- Minnesota’s undefeated run has come to an end.
