Columbia–Cornell football rivalry
Columbia–Cornell football rivalry
The Columbia–Cornell football rivalry is a longstanding college football rivalry between the Columbia University Lions and the Cornell University Big Red. Both universities are members of the Ivy League, and their football teams have been competing against each other since the late 19th century.
History[edit | edit source]
The rivalry began in 1889, making it one of the oldest college football rivalries in the United States. The annual game is traditionally held in November and is one of the highlights of the season for both teams. The rivalry is known for its competitive spirit and has seen many memorable moments over the years.
Significance[edit | edit source]
The Columbia–Cornell football rivalry is significant not only for its longevity but also for its impact on the Ivy League standings. The game often plays a crucial role in determining the league champion. Both teams have a passionate fan base, and the rivalry game attracts a large number of spectators, including alumni and students from both universities.
Notable Games[edit | edit source]
Several games in the history of the Columbia–Cornell football rivalry stand out for their dramatic finishes and significant outcomes. One of the most memorable games took place in 1934, when Columbia defeated Cornell in a thrilling match that ended with a last-minute touchdown.
Traditions[edit | edit source]
The rivalry is marked by several traditions, including the exchange of a trophy known as the Empire State Bowl. The winning team takes home the trophy and holds bragging rights until the next meeting. Additionally, both universities host various events and activities leading up to the game, fostering school spirit and camaraderie among students and alumni.
Recent Meetings[edit | edit source]
In recent years, the rivalry has continued to be fiercely contested, with both teams striving to outperform each other. The games are often closely fought, reflecting the competitive nature of the rivalry.
Overall Record[edit | edit source]
As of the latest season, the overall record between Columbia and Cornell is closely matched, with both teams having periods of dominance over the years. The rivalry remains one of the most anticipated events in the Ivy League football calendar.
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