Ivy League - Football

Ivy League football is the NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision competition administered by the Ivy League. The conference comprises Brown, Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, Harvard, Penn, Princeton and Yale, and publishes the league schedule, standings, statistics, results and news through its official website. Ivy football began the 2026 season with all eight programmes playing non-conference opponents before conference competition. The published early standings showed Harvard and Cornell at 1-0 in league play, with Columbia at 2-0 overall. Through two games, Yale led the conference in scoring at 31.5 points per game and Columbia led in total offense at 477.5 yards per game. The Ivy League announced that it will introduce a league-wide bye week into its football schedule beginning in 2027. The conference also noted at its 2026 media day that its participation in the FCS Championships had increased national interest in Ivy football. The official conference football pages are the authoritative source for current fixtures, standings and statistics.