Dartmouth-UNH: Feast Or Famine

The Manchester Union Leader has a quick history lesson about the Dartmouth-UNH series. It's been feast or famine over the years as Allen Lessels explains.

The College Sporting News picks New Hampshire, 37-13. The top of the story offers an interesting look at the various FCS (I-AA) polls.

Harvard defensive back Andrew Berry has a column on the New York Times' college football blog in anticipation of the first home night game in the school's history. Great quote:

It is not lost on me that I am able to be a part of history at a place where I was so certain there was no more history to be made.

Brown's AJ Tracey also has a column on the NYT blog about the uniqueness of Ivy football players.

The University of New Hampshire's offense is explosive and difficult to defend. Enough so that a Florida Gator coach occasionally takes a look to see what's happening up here according to the Union Leader. Doesn't hurt, of course, that he used to coach up here. Still ...

If you don't think they are getting serious about Columbia football, check this out: There are a couple of billboards in New York City inviting people to "Meet the new cats uptown." And there could be more on the way around the city's five boroughs. There's a little more to the story (it helps to have alums in high places) but good for Columbia.