The 1940 Dartmouth v. Cornell featured Cornell with a powerful offense averaging 30 points per game, a perfect 6-0 record and Number 2 ranking in the AP poll is at Hanover, NH, for it’s annual game at … Read More

We have previously written about one of our favorite artists, F. Early Christy. Christy did a lot of college illustrations and work early in his career including postcards, illustrations, pillows, etc … Read More

We have previously written about Stanford v. California (“Big Game”) games played between 1906 and 1914 which were actually played as Rugby games instead of under traditional American football rules. … Read More

Before George Clooney played a letterhead, college football program had a rich history of depicting real leather-heads on program covers. … Read More

Yale was the first college in the United States to adopt a mascot. Yale has used an actual bulldog as their mascot since 1889 and numbers them using Roman numerals. The current Yale Bulldog is Handsom … Read More