With the win, Wesleyan improved to 3-1. With Amherst and Bowdoin up next, there's a chance Wesleyan could take a 5-1 record into its Nov. 6 game at home against Williams, a game that could draw a capacity crowd of 8,000 to Andrus Field. Williams, meanwhile, won its fourth in a row, defeating Middlebury 25-0. Quarterback Sean Keenan completed 21 of 32 passes for 243 yards and a touchdown. Trinity freshman running back Brian Fabrizio returned to his home area of Boston to help the Bantams knock Tufts from the unbeaten ranks, 13-7.
Some people say yes.
Some say no. Some say let's wait and see. The wait is over. But first the Colonials must tangle with the most formidable opponent on their schedule. Even though this is a non-conference game, this will probably be the biggest test we face during the regular season,'' said Western center Anthony Sorrentino.