Sophomore quarterback Jeff Mathews threw for 402 yards, but the Cornell defense was unable to keep pace with Brown, falling, 35-24.

After a thrilling comeback at the end of regulation, the Red was unable to overcome the Colgate ground attack in overtime.

A strong offensive effort, including two touchdown receptions from senior wideout Shane Savage, was not enough to earn the Red an Ivy victory over Harvard. Cornell lost Saturday at Schoellkopf Field 41-31.

As many students leave Ithaca for Fall Break, the Cornell football team squares off against Harvard in its first Ivy League home game Saturday. In search of a signature conference win that would prove the team’s legitimacy, the Red (2-1, 0-1 Ivy League) looks to top the Crimson (2-1, 1-0) for the first time since 2005.

After struggling through the first half, the Red came out firing on all cylinders after returning from the locker room, but was unable to complete a comeback against Yale.

Led by a 300-yard passing game from Jeff Mathews, the Red won its Homecoming game against Bucknell, 24-13, at Schoellkopf field.

Three freshmen join the defensive line ready to bring their own flavor to the Red in 2011.

Sophomore Jeff Mathews discusses his goals for the upcoming season and his desire to win as a team, not just as an individual athlete.

With less than three weeks until his team’s homecoming matchup against Bucknell, second-year head coach Kent Austin sat down with Sun Sports Editor Evan Rich to offer some insight on the upcoming season.