Even though Cornell wide receiver Keith Ferguson finally scored the first TD of the game, Bucknell scored 31 unanswered points to put the game out of reach.
Columbia 43, Fordham 26
Halfback Johnathan Reese added 172 rushing yards and two touchdowns for Columbia. Defensively, cornerback Philip Murray intercepted two passes and recovered a fumble. Harvard will have to watch out for Murray, who also recorded 11 tackles, a team high. Columbia's 43 points were the most the team had scored in 28 years.
Lehigh 17, Penn 10
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