Senior Staff Writer Lydell Dyer is a Senior Staff Writer for the sports section. A sophomore hailing from Bonn, Germany, Lydell is studying nonfiction English and political science, and if he's not off "making words sound pretty," you can find him lifting heavy circles at the Nelson.
On Saturday afternoon, the Brown football team (3–5, 2–3 Ivy) challenged Yale (5–3, 2–3 Ivy) on the road in New Haven, Connecticut. Capitalizing on the Bears’ four total turnovers, the Bulldogs posted over 500 yards of offense and clinched a demonstrative 56–34 win.
Held back by blocked punts and missed field goals, the Bears lost 38–28 in Providence.
With four minutes left in the third quarter during Saturday’s home game against Cornell (2–4, 1–2 Ivy), Brown’s football team (3–3, 2–1 Ivy) found itself in a deep hole, down 21-3. Already on a three-game losing streak, the team seemed unable to stop the powerful Big Red attack.
After a short six-day turnaround, the football team (2-3, 1-1 Ivy) went on the road to face the Princeton Tigers (2-3, 1-1 Ivy) in New Jersey on Friday night. With last year’s thrilling overtime victory on the minds of a Bears team in need of a win, the game was sure to be an exciting match-up. Unfortunately, ...
The sun shone over Meade Stadium during the annual Governor’s Cup matchup between the Brown Bears (2–2, 1–0 Ivy League) and the University of Rhode Island Rams (5–1, 2–0 Coastal Athletic Association Football Conference) on Saturday afternoon.
The Bears were bested by the Crimson 18–12 on Saturday.
The Bears stunned the Crimson with a last-minute comeback before a raucous home crowd.
One play is all it took for the Bears to proclaim that they are back and better than ever. On the Bears’ first offensive play, quarterback Jake Willcox ’24.5 shocked the Hoyas’ defense, taking to the air and delivering an 87-yard touchdown strike.
One year ago, the women’s rugby team conquered the national stage and won the Collegiate Rugby Championships. Since then, the team has waxed and waned, finishing the season with a 20-8 record. After upsetting Harvard for the first time in nine years at the Ivy 7s tournament last week, the Bears stood ...
As the rest of campus congregated on the Main Green on a sunny Saturday afternoon, the women’s rugby team (16-8, 3-3 Ivy) traveled to Cambridge, Massachusetts to compete in the annual Ivy 7s tournament. Surpassing last year’s 1-2 showing, the team went 3-1, taking home bronze after beating Princeton ...
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