Yale edges CCSU with late touchdown in 23-22 victory
- Yale's Grant Jordan threw a 19-yard touchdown pass to Luke Foster, giving Yale a late lead.
- The Bulldogs' defense made critical plays, including an interception and a key sack.
- Yale's victory improves their record to 2-1 as they pursue a third consecutive Ivy League title.
In New Haven, Connecticut, Yale University faced Central Connecticut State University in a closely contested football game on Saturday. With 8:15 left in the fourth quarter, Grant Jordan connected with Luke Foster for a 19-yard touchdown pass, putting Yale ahead 23-22. The Bulldogs' defense played a crucial role in the final moments, highlighted by Joshua Tarver's interception that set up the go-ahead score. Yale's Inumidun Ayo-Durojaiye also made a significant impact with a key sack on CCSU's quarterback, Brady Olson, as time was running out. Despite Olson's impressive performance, throwing for 288 yards and two touchdowns, his two interceptions proved costly. Yale's Joshua Pitsenberger contributed significantly with 127 rushing yards and a touchdown, while Jordan added both passing and rushing touchdowns to his tally. This victory improved Yale's record to 2-1, as they prepare to continue their quest for a third consecutive Ivy League title, a feat not achieved since 1979-81. The game marked the first meeting between the two programs, showcasing a competitive spirit and determination from both teams.