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IC athletes reflect on Red Dragons’ heat beyond the Jug, ahead of a heavy slate of Cortland games
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IC athletes reflect on Red Dragons’ heat beyond the Jug, ahead of a heavy slate of Cortland games
Typically, the Red Dragon that lives 22 miles east of Ithaca only gets widespread and national coverage in mid-November for the annual Cortaca Jug football game as the “biggest little game in the nation.” However, SUNY Cortland is seen as a rival in the eyes of the Bombers’ athletic programs all year round. In the week of April 10 to April 14, three Ithaca College teams were scheduled to face Cortland: baseball, golf and men’s lacrosse. Baseball…
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