Check out the complete broadcast highlights from Saturday's 35-28 win at CCSU! #GoBigGreen | #TheWoods🌲 pic.twitter.com/QkQp235Bh4
— Dartmouth Football (@DartmouthFTBL) September 30, 2025
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Current Sagarin ranking of Ivy League teams followed in parentheses by their ranking last week. A total of 265 Division I programs are ranked.
Sagarin Ratings
110 Harvard (119)
136 Yale (126)
147 Dartmouth (142)
180 Princeton (219)
188 Penn (179)
203 Brown (187)
206 Columbia (229)
222 Cornell (234)
149 New Hampshire
227 Central Connecticut
249 Fordham
265 Stetson
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Massey is another computer-driven ranking system.
The Massey Ratings
15 Yale
17 Harvard
26 Dartmouth
62 Princeton
65 Penn
69 Columbia
71 Brown
89 Cornell
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Sagarin Ratings
Dartmouth is a 3-point favorite at Penn.
Massey Ratings
Dartmouth 27, Penn 24 final with 58 percent confidence.
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Here's how FanDuel sees the weekend:
Dartmouth is a 5½ point favorite at Penn
Princeton is a 9½ point home favorite over Columbia
Harvard is a 17½ point favorite at Holy Cross
Brown is a 14½ point underdog at home against Rhode Island
Yale is a 3½ point underdog at Lehigh
Cornell is a 5½ point home underdog against Colgate
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Massey Dartmouth Season Prediction (after two weeks)
Yale 30, Dartmouth 27 (57 percent confidence)
Dartmouth 34, Fordham 24 (74 percent)
Dartmouth 27, Columbia 17 (78 percent)
Harvard 28, Dartmouth 21 (71 percent)
Dartmouth 31, Princeton 24 (68 percent)
Dartmouth 31, Cornell 21 (77 percent)
Dartmouth 31, Brown 24 (65 percent)
Massey Ivy League Standings Prediction (after two weeks)
1 Yale 7-0
2 Harvard 6-1
3 Dartmouth 5-2
4 Penn 3-4
4 Princeton 3-4
6 Cornell 2-5
6 Columbia 2-5
8 Brown 0-7
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EXTRA POINT
On our way home in the VW poptop camper yesterday we passed a church just north of here with one of those plastic signs out front. The sign read simply:
Pray For Rain
How serious is the drought? The Lebanon city website has a new brief under a headline reading Wildfire Response Helicopter at Lebanon Municipal Airport. From that posting (LINK):
The U.S. Forest Service has temporarily positioned a CH-54A Tarhe helicopter at Lebanon Municipal Airport to improve response times to potential wildfires in drought-stressed National Forest lands in New Hampshire and Vermont.
And . . .
Nearby residents may notice intermittent flight activity, including low-level approaches and departures, as well as occasional trips to local water sources if bucket operations are employed.
