Dartmouth rallies from 21 down to edge Yale in OT thriller

In New Haven, Connecticut, Dartmouth College achieved a remarkable comeback against Yale University, overcoming a 21-point deficit in the fourth quarter to win 44-43 in overtime. The game saw Grayson Saunier shine with five total touchdowns, including three passing touchdowns and a crucial 32-yard touchdown run that tied the game late in regulation. Yale had initially taken a commanding lead with a 37-16 score, but Dartmouth's resilience shone through as they scored two quick touchdowns to narrow the gap. Yale's missed field goals in the closing moments of regulation allowed Dartmouth to force overtime. In the extra period, Dartmouth scored first, but Yale responded with a touchdown of their own. However, the Bulldogs' attempt to secure a win with a two-point conversion failed, sealing their fate. This victory marked Dartmouth's first 4-0 start in three seasons and ended a two-game losing streak against Yale, further extending their lead in the historic rivalry series.