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QB Garrett Bass-Sulpizio rushes for 2 TDs, Tommy MacPherson makes 2 INTs as Cornell beats Yale 38-25
Bass-Sulpizio accounted for 2 rushing touchdowns, and MacPherson’s two interceptions helped Cornell turn short fields into 38 points.
On Saturday, Cornell defeated Yale 38-25 in an Ivy League opener in ITHACA. Quarterback Garrett Bass-Sulpizio passed for 152 yards and rushed for two touchdowns, while defender Tommy MacPherson intercepted two passes to lead the Big Red.
Yale played without starting quarterback Dante Reno, who injured his left elbow last week at Holy Cross. Backup Charles Hewitt completed 26 of 44 passes for 244 yards with two touchdowns and two interceptions in his absence.
Driving 83 yards in 10 plays, Cornell extended its lead to 28-18 on Ean Pope's 1-yard run. MacPherson returned his first interception 44 yards to set up a 2-yard touchdown earlier in the game.
The victory moves Cornell to 1-1, marking a key start in the Ivy League conference race. The Big Red has now won six of its last eight home games dating back to Nov. 16, 2024.
Cornell travels to Georgetown next Saturday to continue its season. Meanwhile, Yale returns home to host Merrimack on the same day as the team looks to rebound from the loss.