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Week 10 scores, stats and thoughts regarding Dartmouth opponents . . .
A crowd of 50,934 watched the Crimson totally dominate the Bulldogs. Again. Paul Stanton ran for four touchdowns as Harvard earned a share of the Ivy League title with its seventh consecutive win in the series, holding Yale to 279 yards of offense.Cornell 42, Penn 41
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Jeff Mathews had four touchdown passes and ran for another as Penn's free-fall continued. Mathews passed for 467 yards as Cornell built a 42-21 lead and then needed a blocked PAT with 1:11 remaining to hold on and send the Quakers to their fourth loss in a row.
Brown 48, Columbia 7
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John Spooney ran for 186 yards and Brown rolled up 627 yards of offense to doom the Lions to their first winless season since 1987. Columbia managed just 207 yards of offense and finished the season being outscored, 402-73.
Georgetown 28, Holy Cross 21
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The Hoyas outgained the Crusaders on the ground, 212-59, intercepted Peter Pujals twice and ran off 21 consecutive points before Holy Cross made it close with a touchdown in the final minute in a surprise in Worcester.
Bucknell 35, VMI 23
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Trailing 17-7 midway through the third quarter the Bison roared back to finish the season with a winning record. Starting with a victory at Dartmouth on Oct., 19, they went 5-1 the rest of the way with the lone loss a 23-21 stumble at 11-1 Fordham.
Meanwhile in Hanover, the celebration continues . . .
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To the surprise of no one, Dartmouth's Abbey D'Agostino won the NCAA cross country championship Saturday, her fifth national championship spanning cross country, indoor and outdoor track. With two seasons remaining, the 10-time All-America has won more national titles than any athlete in Ivy League history. Find the Dartmouth sports publicity report here.