Ivy League in the FCS playoffs

[BelgradeBobcat]

https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2024 ... ostseason/

Having the Ivy's would add some juice to the FCS playoffs-just for the name recognition alone. It might also generate some interest in Ivy League football, which judging by the attendance of most of their games, needs a boost. But will they tolerate being beaten by a directional commuter school or a cow college in the playoffs? Might be a bridge too far for them.

[coloradocat]

https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2024 ... ostseason/

Having the Ivy's would add some juice to the FCS playoffs-just for the name recognition alone. It might also generate some interest in Ivy League football, which judging by the attendance of most of their games, needs a boost. But will they tolerate being beaten by a directional commuter school or a cow college in the playoffs? Might be a bridge too far for them.

Imagine if EWU ever got good enough again to not only make the playoffs but host a game and Princeton, who played in the first game ever, had to fly all the way across the country to lose to them on the red turf during finals week.