Dartmouth – The FCS Wedge

Patriot League Week 4: Wins, We Need Wins!

September 21, 2018September 21, 2018 Kevin Hottle

TweetThe Patriot League’s non-league woes continued in week 3. Holy Cross’s come from behind win against preseason Ancient Eight favorite Yale prevented the dreaded Patriot League “O’fer”. It was the second week in a row the Patriot League could only manage a single out of conference “W”. Things don’t get any easier as the first weekend of fall dawns. The... Read More

Patriot League Week 3: A Tropical Cyclone and Winless Teams

September 14, 2018September 14, 2018 Kevin Hottle

TweetIt was a stormy start for everyone in the Patriot League not named Colgate (2-0) through the first two games of the season. Then Hurricane Florence picked up steam early this week and decided to bear down on The Carolinas. With Florence’s impending wrath expected to cause major headaches in the Greenville, SC area the Colgate-Furman game was wisely cancelled... Read More

Must Watch: Week 3

September 13, 2016September 14, 2016 Rob

TweetWeek 2 provided some great entertainment with some upsets over FBS teams, some overtime thrillers, and a few barn burners. Below you will find the 12 games that you have to watch in Week 3. Saturday, Sept 17 Time(CST) TV North Dakota State @ Iowa 11:00am ESPN2 Coastal Carolina @ Jacksonville State 1:00pm STREAM Eastern Kentucky @ Ball State 2:00pm ESPN3... Read More

ICYMI: Week 11

November 15, 2015August 15, 2016 Brandon Lawrence

TweetIn Case You Missed It – Week 11 Saturday, Nov. 14, was the day the giants fell. Not just on the FCS level of college football. Not just for football in general. It was a wild, unpredictable day for sports across the platform. The obvious hint that it would be a crazy day came in the form of the longest... Read More

ICYMI: Week 5

October 4, 2015August 15, 2016 Brandon Lawrence

TweetIn Case You Missed It – Week 5 I normally don’t insert myself into the stories I write. It was never good journalistic practice to use personal pronouns in your work, because it gives the story an narrow-focused and non-objective feel. Sounds more like a freshman English class essay, doesn’t it? But I feel compelled to show my New Hampshire... Read More