Articles by Lance Pauker

On Saturday, Georgetown (0-10, 0-5 Patriot League) was thoroughly dismantled by the businesslike Richmond offense. The defending FCS National Champions executed well in both the passing and rushing departments, en route to tallying a total of seven touchdowns.

Football consists of four 15-minute quarters, with the game reaching its conclusion only when the clock hits zero. This past weekend, Georgetown learned this truth the hard way in what proved to be a rollercoaster ride of a game.

After opening the season 0-7, the bye week could not have come at a better time for the Hoyas. The extra rest was a time to move forward, refocus and, most importantly, rest their weary legs.

Another cold and dreary Saturday proved disappointing for the Hoyas this weekend.

In the middle of a season characterized by a long list of disappointments, Georgetown added another setback to its tally.

On Saturday, the Hoyas hit the road for the first time in a month, as the team traveled to Lewisberg, Penn., to face the Bucknell Bison. Unfortunately for Georgetown, the change of scenery did not yield a different result.

On a dreary, drizzly day, Georgetown was unable to give the Homecoming crowd much to cheer about, falling to Howard 14-11 in heartbreaking fashion.

For old and new players alike, it was a rough day for Georgetown football. On Saturday afternoon the Hoyas welcomed the Yale Bulldogs to MultiSport Facility in hopes of earning their first win of the season.

Although it seemed as if everything was in place for a statement victory, the Blue and Gray seemed to have overlooked one important thing — leopards are nocturnal hunters.

This past Sunday, the Hoyas proved that they are in fact human, as they suffered their first defeat of the season in a 2-1 overtime thriller against No. 22 Santa Clara.