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Cornell Big Red lost at Princeton 20-21 on Sat Oct 31, its fourth loss in seven games.

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

Game by game

  1. L 20-21 at Princeton, Sat Oct 31

    Garrett Bass-Sulpizio, 250 passing yards; Jordan Triplett, 94 rushing yards

  2. L 31-38 at Brown, Sat Oct 24

    Garrett Bass-Sulpizio, 277 passing yards; Xavier Bowman, 69 receiving yards

  3. W 48-38 vs Lehigh, Sat Oct 17

    Garrett Bass-Sulpizio, 366 passing yards; Garrett Bass-Sulpizio, 103 rushing yards

  4. L 29-41 vs Harvard, Sat Oct 10

    Garrett Bass-Sulpizio, 158 passing yards; Ean Pope, 91 rushing yards

  5. W 35-14 at Georgetown, Sat Oct 3

    Garrett Bass-Sulpizio, 279 passing yards; Samuel Musungu, 91 receiving yards

  6. W 38-25 vs Yale, Sat Sep 26

    Garrett Bass-Sulpizio, 152 passing yards; Ean Pope, 48 rushing yards

  7. L 7-20 at Colgate, Sat Sep 19

    Garrett Bass-Sulpizio, 132 passing yards; Garrett Bass-Sulpizio, 52 rushing yards

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

Who’s playing

  • Garrett Bass-Sulpizio: 1,614 passing yards.
  • Jordan Triplett: 393 rushing yards in 7 games.
  • Brendan Lee: 345 receiving yards in 7 games.
  • Tommy MacPherson: 49 tackles.
  • Sam Greenspan: 3 sacks.

Comings and goings

1 player came in through the portal; 0 have played for Cornell Big Red this season.

  • Ty Doughty, RB, from Mercer

Players who left: 6.

  • Maxwell Van Fleet, DL
  • Brayon Crawford, LB
  • Joey Cheshire, LB, now at Buffalo
  • Ben Sahakian, EDGE, now at Toledo
  • Jackson Bradley, IOL, now at UTEP
  • Keith Williams Jr., LB, now at North Dakota State
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