Author Archives: Charles Condro

The graduation of captain Reggie Willhite ’12 left the Ivy League wondering how the Yale Bulldogs men’s basketball team could replicate Willhite’s lockdown defense and thunderous dunks.

The men’s basketball team bookended a tough winter road trip with two big wins as the Elis rounded out their nonconference schedule.

Yale could not take care of the basketball or University of New Hampshire forward Ferg Myrick last Saturday.

After Wednesday night, the Elis have to believe in second chances.

Moral victories are not tallied in the Ivy League standings, but after an adversity-plagued 2012 season, the Bulldogs’ performance last Saturday would be chalked up in that category.

Harvard was a 33-point favorite over the Elis coming into the 129th playing of The Game. In rivalries, however, the Elis proved that predictions mean nothing.

Injuries and tough losses have made the 140th year of Yale football one to forget, but that would change with a victory over Harvard tomorrow.

Henry Furman '14 sat down with the News to discuss his changing role and the 129th Yale-Harvard game.

Yale has a tall order ahead of it to bring down Harvard. Here’s what the Bulldogs will need to do to put the Cantabs back in their place.

It is not how you start, but how you finish. The Elis (0–1, 0–0 Ivy) learned that lesson the hard way as they blew a 24-point lead to Sacred Heart (1–0, 0–0 Northeast) on Saturday before falling 85–82 in overtime.

The Elis’ losing streak reached three games as Yale (2–7, 1–5 Ivy) gave back an early lead to lose 29–7 to Princeton (5–4, 4–2 Ivy) at the Yale Bowl on Saturday.

Rest the quarterback: Due to the fast pace of college football, it seems like a team cannot win without a quarterback who can lead them down the field. Yale’s best chance at a victory this weekend, however, might come from sitting its signal callers on the bench. With shoulder injuries to quarterbacks Eric Williams ’16 »