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Brandon Wachs goes around the Ivy League to talk about the week of upsets that took place, including Harvard's surprising 21-14 victory over Columbia. Back to back wins against good teams, Dartmouth and Columbia, has Harvard poised to make a run for the Ivy League title in the final two weeks of the season. Penn squeaks by Princeton with a 38-35 victory while Dartmouth, in a pivotal game, defeats Cornell 10-0. Yale now stands atop the Ivy League with a 4-1 record, while four teams (Harvard, Columbia, Cornell, and Dartmouth) remain tied for second place in a very close race.

Highlights:

-Harvard edges past Columbia behind superb quarterback play by the fifth year senior, Joe Viviano, who had previously lost his starting spot to the freshman, Jake Smith.

-Brandon also discusses the Harvard quarterback controversy and how he sees that playing out.

-The defensive battle between Dartmouth and Cornell that Dartmouth eventually won.

-Yale rolls over Brown 34-7 behind 3 rushing touchdowns by freshman running back Zane Dudek

- Discussing the WHRB power rankings and the chaos that has sent them into flux.

- Harvard picked to continue rolling with a win against the 2-3 University of Pennsylvania.

-Finally, Brandon offers his prediction for the highly anticipated and consequential Harvard Yale game in two weeks. Go Crimson!

_Brandon Wachs is the Sports Director and Host of Ivy League Football Weekly for WHRB.
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