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The Wise Guys have installed Dartmouth as a 4.5 point favorite at home against Columbia Saturday.
Here's a question for you:
Assuming that home field is usually worth three points, when was the last time an undefeated Dartmouth team was considered 1.5 points better than Columbia on a neutral field?
Elsewhere, here's how the the offshore numbers people see the week:
Princeton is favored by 4 at Harvard
Yale is favored by 3.5 points at Penn
Cornell is a 7.5 point favorite at home against Brown
Sacred Heart is a 3.5 point favorite at Robert Morris
Colgate is favored by 4 at Holy Cross
Stetson is a 1.5 point underdog at Morehead State
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HERO sports has a fun comparison thingie where you can plug in two teams and see how their numbers match up. Check out Dartmouth-Columbia HERE.
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Jake Novak at Roar Lions 2017 will be all over the Dartmouth-Columbia game this week. Check out his look at Columbia in light of last week's huge win over Penn HERE.
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Lest you think Dartmouth is the only one producing hype videos, the Columbia video before the Lions' win over Penn can be seen HERE.
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At 0-2 in the Ivy League does Penn still have a chance? The Daily Pennsylvanian tries to answer the question HERE.
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The Worcester Telegram caught up with Tom Gilmore, the longtime Dartmouth defensive coordinator let go as Holy Cross head coach on Sunday. Read the story HERE. Gilmore told the paper:We didn’t win as many games as I wanted to in any season because anything less than undefeated was not a good season for me, but at the same time you look at all of the players I had the privilege to coach and one of the reasons I feel so strongly about Holy Cross, that I wanted to be at a place like Holy Cross, that I specifically wanted to be at Holy Cross, is because I know what it can do for a young person’s life and how it can be such a transformative experience.
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