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Columbia didn't have to run another play. The clock was winding down and the Lions led the Bears 28-14. But head coach Norries Wilson sent senior quarterback Millicent Olawale - who did not play due to plantar fasciitis - out to take the victory knee.

How did Brown not win the Ivy League football championship? The third-place Bears have the co-player of the year and 10 first-team All-Ivy selections, more than the league champion Penn and second-place Harvard .

The biggest play of Columbia's 28-14 win over Brown on Saturday came without a second coming off the clock.

Senior Buddy Farnham became the fourth player in Cornell's history to rack up 2,000 career receiving yards.

A once-promising 2009 season ended in disappointment for the Brown football team Saturday as the Bears dropped a 28-14 decision to Columbia at Wein Stadium.

They arrived for training camp three months ago brimming with optimism and eager to show what they could do.

Published Thursday 19 November 2009 06:56pm EST. Austin Knowlin and his fellow seniors take the field for the last time in their collegiate careers this Saturday and hope to walk away as winners from this final season matchup against the Brown Bears.

Published Thursday 19 November 2009 06:57pm EST. Junior Kyle Newhall-Caballero is in his first season as the starting quarterback for Brown and has led the high-powered offense to yet another great season.

The Big Green offense could not deliver in the final moments of Saturdaya s game, as the Dartmouth football team fell to Brown, 14-7, in overtime in Providence, R.I. On fourth-and-one in overtime and needing a touchdown to tie the Bears , quarterback Greg Patton a 13 was tackled by senior defensive end James Develin for a loss of two yards to end ...

Brown running back Zachary Tronti suffered a season ending injury in the Bears 35-21 victory over Yale, Saturday.

Buddy Farnham caught a 17-yard pass from Kyle Newhall-Caballero in overtime to lead Brown to a 14-7 victory over Dartmouth on Saturday.

When they update the history of Brown football, they will have to write a few paragraphs on Bobby Sewall and the 2007 Dartmouth game and Buddy Farnham and the 2009 Princeton game, unless Brown's Dynamic Duo shreds Dartmouth's defense Saturday in their final home game at Brown Stadium.

Week 9, November 9, 2009 OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Dartmouth freshman quarterback GREG PATTON broke the Dartmouth single-game rushing record with 243 yards on the ground on 29 carries, plus scored both Big Green touchdowns in a 20-17 double-overtime victory against Cornell, in his first action in a collegiate varsity game.

The Ivy League boasted eight student-athletes on the annual ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District teams for football announced by the College Sports Information Directors of America .

Quarterback Brook Hart a TM11 is taken to the ground by a Penn defender in the Bulldogsa TM 9a '0 loss Saturday.

Kyle Newhall-Caballero threw two touchdown passes and ran for a third, and Brown steamrolled one of the nation's best defenses for nearly 500 yards Saturday in a 35-21 win over Yale.

Tall task for Huskies, a national television matchup against Chelsea native Brian Kelly and his fourth-ranked Bearcats.

Trey Peacock pulled in an over-the-shoulder catch and ran it 78 yards for a touchdown with 6:22 left to play and Princeton defeated Cornell 17-13 on Saturday.

Kyle Derham caught a 6-yard touchdown pass from Kyle Olson in overtime as Penn defeated Brown, 14-7, yesterday in Providence.

The ominous 40-mile per hour gusts that swirled through Brown Stadium proved to be a bad omen for the Brown football team, as first-place Penn held the Ivy League's top passing offense to 241 yards in the air to gain a 14-7 overtime win over the Bears.