Championship Subdivision Football | FCS Football | Stadiums | Blogs | Forums

Albany 23, Yale 20
Wagner 29, Bryant 21
Central Connecticut State 24, Sacred Heart 14
Monmouth 44, Duquesne 17
Robert Morris 35, Saint Francis (PA) 14

An intangible of playing the Ivy's - top right corner of the front college football section of Sunday's NYTimes

How was the Bowl? Did the fans/players enjoy game day in New Haven?

I'm really jealous you guys got that game. Good job!

aceinthehole wrote:How was the Bowl? Did the fans/players enjoy game day in New Haven?

I'm really jealous you guys got that game. Good job!

I wasn't able to actually go, but it sounds as if it was a good time and a great game. UAalumn72 went though and took a sweet panoramic shot of the empty bowl with 9800 in attendance. I'll let him post it though.

OK, here you go

The only advantage to a noon gametime I could think of is that the sun's still high and warm after the game, so post-game tailgating is much more inviting than in chilly air under a setting sun.

Leaving for the game at 6:30 am is a different story.

Here's a link for the full-size photo http://img692.imageshack.us/img692/1148/yalebowl001.jpg" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Great how the play clock is above the top row next to the scoreboard.

2 non NEC supporters in the stop 5.... I guess they can pick with an unbiased eye

Doscher Named NEC Offensive Player Of The Week


Somerset, NJ - Quarterback Nick Doscher (Staten Island, NY / Moore Catholic) was named the Northeast Conference (NEC) Offensive Player of the Week following his outstanding performance in Wagner's 29-21 victory over Bryant. Doscher, a 2009 NEC First Team selection at quarterback, has now won seven weekly league accolades, including two Offensive Player of the Week citations.

http://www.wagnerathletics.com/news/201 ... h=football" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;