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...forecasted seven of the eight at-large bids correctly—only missing Wofford, which itself was so stunned that it hung effigies of NCAA I-AA playoff selection committee members. Last year, it went seven-for-eight again, as it incorrectly predicted Lehigh would get the final at-large spot over eventual recipient Bethune-Cookman...
...fourth to then-No. 11 Colgate, but rebounded to score 17 points in the final five minutes to claim a 31-28 victory. With the win, Yale gave itself a shot of challenging for a top-25 ranking if it can defeat Dartmouth tomorrow as well as No. 17 Lehigh and Penn in the following two weeks...
Murphy commended Gilmore’s discipline and intensity in his previous coaching efforts against Harvard. Gilmore spent the past four years as defensive coordinator at Lehigh, and before that was a defensive coordinator, offensive line coach and linebacker coach with the Crimson’s Ivy rival Dartmouth...
...skill position players, Yale could quite possibly score 400 points this season. So, however, could its opponents. And that’s the key to the season for the Bulldogs. Twice last season Yale reached the 40-point plateau only to lose by double-digits. With Colgate and Lehigh on the slate early in the season, the Bulldogs will need to improve quickly on that side of the ball...
Jefferson also had isolationist instincts. "Jefferson saw France and England as capricious monarchies," says Lehigh University political scientist Richard Matthews, author of The Radical Politics of Thomas Jefferson. "He believed in waging war for the right reasons--for example, a threat to U.S. sovereignty--not for capricious ones." Factoring into Jefferson's belief that America should restrain itself from engaging in international conflict was his optimistic image of the country's utter physical vastness and geographic impregnability. Here is how he characterized the nation in his first Inaugural Address: "Kindly separated by nature and a wide ocean from the exterminating...