Cornell (4-6)

Cornell Big Red represent Cornell University in Ivy League competition, balancing football excellence with academic rigor in Ithaca, New York. Playing at Schoellkopf Field with views of Cayuga Lake, Cornell competes in one of college football's most scenic settings. The Big Red have celebrated Ivy League championships while producing leaders across various professional fields. The Ivy League prohibits athletic scholarships, meaning every Cornell player earned admission to one of the world's premier universities. Cornell's distinctive 'Big Red' nickname and carnelian colors represent strong branding within the Ivy League. The program emphasizes developing student-athletes who excel both athletically and in Cornell's demanding academic environment. The coaching staff recruits nationally for students who can thrive in competitive football while pursuing rigorous academics. Cornell maintains important rivalries throughout the Ivy League, particularly against Columbia and Penn. The Big Red's participation in Ivy League football represents commitment to amateur athletics' original ideals, where students compete for love of the game while pursuing world-class education. Cornell football embodies the Ivy League's unique culture, combining competitive athletics with academic excellence in the beautiful Finger Lakes setting.