Brown

4-3

Week 10 · updated Wednesday, Nov 4

Brown is 4-3 after beating Pennsylvania 36-17.

Brown has held six of its seven opponents to 17 or fewer.

  • W 17-10 at New Haven
  • L 10-14 vs Harvard
  • L 10-13 at Rhode Island
  • W 28-13 vs Bryant
  • L 10-16 at Princeton
  • W 38-31 vs Cornell
  • W 36-17 vs Pennsylvania
  • Next: at Yale, Saturday, Nov 7

Scores ours first. The three losses came by 4, 3 and 6.

Since the last game

Brown won 36-17 vs Pennsylvania.

Before Yale

Yale has won 11 of the last 12 meetings, including the last eight; Brown's last win was 27-22 in 2016.

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Brown beat Pennsylvania 36-17 on Sat Oct 31, its fourth win in seven games.

Game by game · Who’s playing · Comings and goings

Game by game

  1. W 36-17 vs Pennsylvania, Sat Oct 31

    James Murphy, 230 passing yards; Matt Childs, 75 rushing yards

  2. W 38-31 vs Cornell, Sat Oct 24

    James Murphy, 325 passing yards; Matt Childs, 85 receiving yards

  3. L 10-16 at Princeton, Sat Oct 17

    James Murphy, 274 passing yards; Matt Childs, 82 receiving yards

  4. W 28-13 vs Bryant, Sat Oct 10

    James Murphy, 198 passing yards; Matt Childs, 103 rushing yards

  5. L 10-13 at Rhode Island, Sat Oct 3

    James Murphy, 271 passing yards; Jadon Garza-Pender, 66 receiving yards

  6. L 10-14 vs Harvard, Fri Sep 25

    James Murphy, 121 passing yards; Matt Childs, 59 receiving yards

  7. W 17-10 at New Haven, Sat Sep 19

    James Murphy, 343 passing yards; Matt Childs, 95 receiving yards

Fan lines come from r/CFB game threads, which cover Brown only when it plays an FBS team. Standouts are from the box score.

Who’s playing

  • James Murphy: 1,762 passing yards.
  • Matt Childs: 426 rushing yards in 7 games.
  • Matt Childs: 447 receiving yards in 7 games.
  • Max Malo: 78 tackles.
  • Ike Odimegwu: 4.5 sacks.

Comings and goings

No transfers in on our list for 2026.

Players who left: 1.

  • Nick Hudson, CB, now at Texas
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