Morgan Roberts has 500 yards passing, sets school completion percentage record. Deshawn Salter runs for 400 yards. In Dartmouth's only defensive stop, Bryan Holmes kicks a 70 yard field goal. The defense sacks Dalyn Williams 25 times, and the three passes he manages to get off are all intercepted. Williams quits the team the very next day and applies for transfer. Two Dartmouth punts are returned for touchdowns. The backup QB and running back combine for 400 additional yards in the second half. Yale takes a knee in the 3rd quarter at the Dartmouth 10 yard line on 5 consecutive drives. Half of the Dartmouth team quits and Buddy Teevens retires. Columbia beats Dartmouth 42-14 two weeks later and Dartmouth fails to win a game for 5 seasons thereafter. The End.
Can never get myself to predict a score where Yale loses, but it appears that Harvard and Dartmouth are in a class by themselves this year, well above the rest of the league.
All of the above comments are quite funny, folks. However, Yale may just rise to their potential and play well for two full halves of football. With this possibility in mind, many of the prognosticators who are choosing Dartmouth to win may just be surprised at the final score of:
I can never go against the Bulldogs,especially this weekend.Yale will break through the line and cover and under blue sky's. Yale in a shocker Y27 D 24 Sincerely Jon Harris Lets not forget this is also the best team Dartmout has played.
Dartmouth's defense will shut down the Yale offense. It will be fun watching a tiring Yale defense spends lots of time on the field with Dalyn Williams & Co.
7:54 am or is that Jack ass Hatfield hee haw,you are a foolish man to under estimate any opponent especially Yale. Hopefully that is the norm in Hangover. Go Yale your friend in Blue Jon Harris .
Yale dominated the first half last year and played conservative defensive schemes in the second half which led to their downfall.This year expect aggressive defense for 60 minutes. Yale wins big.
Yale 30, Dartmouth 24 (OT)... with a fond tip o' the hat to 1967: Yale 56, Dartmouth 15 in a Bowl showdown televised on ABC-TV, signaled the arrival of Calvin, Dowling, Carm and the Eli program as powerhouse.
Dartmouth 28 - Yale 10
ReplyDeleteDartmouth 35 - Yale 14
ReplyDeleteI hate to say it, but it could get even worse than that.
Yale 77 - Dartmouth 0
ReplyDeleteMorgan Roberts has 500 yards passing, sets school completion percentage record. Deshawn Salter runs for 400 yards. In Dartmouth's only defensive stop, Bryan Holmes kicks a 70 yard field goal. The defense sacks Dalyn Williams 25 times, and the three passes he manages to get off are all intercepted. Williams quits the team the very next day and applies for transfer. Two Dartmouth punts are returned for touchdowns. The backup QB and running back combine for 400 additional yards in the second half. Yale takes a knee in the 3rd quarter at the Dartmouth 10 yard line on 5 consecutive drives. Half of the Dartmouth team quits and Buddy Teevens retires. Columbia beats Dartmouth 42-14 two weeks later and Dartmouth fails to win a game for 5 seasons thereafter. The End.
Dartmouth 21 - Yale 17
ReplyDeleteDartmouth 77 - Yale 0
ReplyDeleteReno and his entire staff are fired on the bus ride back to New Haven and Yale decides to disband the football program.
Dartmouth 31 Yale 21
ReplyDeleteHope I'm wrong
Dartmouth 42 Yale 28
ReplyDeleteHope I'm wrong also, but I have to be realistic.
Ted Reason
DARTMOUTH 48
ReplyDeleteYALE 0
27-28 either way both good teams. both have the talent. im still leaning more towards dartmouth though. Good Luck All
ReplyDelete----Secret Harvard Fan
Can never get myself to predict a score where Yale loses, but it appears that Harvard and Dartmouth are in a class by themselves this year, well above the rest of the league.
ReplyDeleteI believe that we will win!
ReplyDeleteYale 24 -Darmouth l4
All of the above comments are quite funny, folks. However, Yale may just rise to their potential and play well for two full halves of football. With this possibility in mind, many of the prognosticators who are choosing Dartmouth to win may just be surprised at the final score of:
ReplyDeleteYale 37, Dartmouth 34
Our D steps up big time. Y-31, D-28.
ReplyDeleteI can never go against the Bulldogs,especially this weekend.Yale will break through the line and cover and under blue sky's. Yale in a shocker Y27 D 24 Sincerely Jon Harris
ReplyDeleteLets not forget this is also the best team Dartmout has played.
Just can't go against the Bulldogs! Yale shocks Big Green, 31-28.
ReplyDeleteVengeance is mine, saith the Elis!!
Yale 17 - Dartmouth 10.
ReplyDeleteTurn overs and great D lead the way to a great victory.
Whatever......... Dartmouth is going undefeated this year, resulting in 'The Game' being a meaningless footnote...
ReplyDeleteDartmouth's defense will shut down the Yale offense. It will be fun watching a tiring Yale defense spends lots of time on the field with Dalyn Williams & Co.
ReplyDeleteDartmouth may win, but their defense will absolutely NOT shut down Yale.
ReplyDeleteMorgan Roberts proves that he is the best quarterback in the Ivy league and the defense forces two clutch fourth quarter turnovers.
ReplyDeleteYale 32 - Dartmouth 28
Boola Boola!
7:54 am or is that Jack ass Hatfield hee haw,you are a foolish man to under estimate any opponent especially Yale. Hopefully that is the norm in Hangover. Go Yale your friend in Blue Jon Harris .
ReplyDeleteYale dominated the first half last year
ReplyDeleteand played conservative defensive schemes
in the second half which led to their downfall.This year expect aggressive
defense for 60 minutes.
Yale wins big.
Yale 31 Dartmouth 10
Yale 24
ReplyDeleteDartmouth 23
I know it's probably not going to happen,but there's always a chance!
Yale 30, Dartmouth 24 (OT)... with a fond tip o' the hat to 1967: Yale 56, Dartmouth 15 in a Bowl showdown televised on ABC-TV, signaled the arrival of Calvin, Dowling, Carm and the Eli program as powerhouse.
ReplyDeleteGolden days --- in the sunshine of our happy yoooooth!
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