Football Faces No. 9/13 Harvard Under the Lights Friday
NEW YORK – Columbia football (1-6, 0-4) will play its final primetime game of the season against No. 9/13 Harvard (7-0, 4-0) on Friday night at Kraft Field.
Opening Drive
- Columbia returns home for the first of two consecutive home games.
- Three of the Lions' last four opponents have been ranked or receiving votes in top-25 polls.
- Senior defensive end Justin Townsend leads the Ivy League in tackles for loss with 9.5.
- This marks Columbia's fourth and final night game of the season.
- Columbia aims to snap a five-game losing streak and secure its first Ivy League win this season.
Postgame Notes – Yale
Yale secured a 24-10 victory over Columbia with two third-quarter scores that broke open a close game.
- The Bulldogs recorded five sacks, while Columbia was hurt by 10 penalties.
- Starting quarterback Chase Goodwin returned after missing three games due to injury, completing 15 of 30 passes for 208 yards and one touchdown.
- Senior running back Lucas Bullock gained 78 receiving yards, including a 69-yard catch in the second quarter.
- Linebacker Terell Battle and defensive back Jeremiah Douglas had standout performances, each reaching a career-high with 10 tackles.
"Yale broke open a tight contest with a pair of third-quarter scores to earn a 24-10 victory over the Columbia football team on Saturday."
Author's summary: Columbia prepares for its final night game of the season against undefeated Harvard, looking to end a losing streak and claim its first Ivy League victory.
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Columbia University Athletics — 2025-11-06