Cornell Big Red

Cornell Big Red
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Name	Cornell Big Red
University	Cornell University
Conference	Ivy League
Division	NCAA Division I
City	Ithaca, New York

Cornell Big Red is the informal name of the Cornell University athletic teams, which compete in the Ivy League and NCAA Division I. The Big Red teams have a long history of competing against other prestigious institutions, including Harvard University, Yale University, and University of Pennsylvania. The athletic program at Cornell University is known for its strong teams in lacrosse, hockey, and wrestling, with notable alumni including Mike Schafer, Ken Dryden, and Kyle Dake. The Big Red teams are supported by a loyal fan base, including alumni and students from Cornell University College of Engineering, Cornell University College of Arts and Sciences, and Johnson Graduate School of Management.

● History

The history of the Big Red athletic teams dates back to the late 19th century, when Cornell University first began competing in intercollegiate athletics. The university's athletic teams have a long and storied history, with notable achievements including NCAA championships in wrestling and lacrosse. The Big Red teams have also produced numerous Olympic athletes, including Marlene Streit, Abby Wambach, and Laurie Hernandez. The athletic program at Cornell University has been led by notable athletic directors, including Andy Noel and J. Andrew Noel, and has been supported by Cornell University Board of Trustees and Cornell University Alumni Association. The Big Red teams have also competed against other top institutions, including Stanford University, University of California, Berkeley, and Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

● Athletics

The Big Red athletic teams compete in a variety of sports, including football, basketball, baseball, and soccer. The university's athletic program is known for its strong teams in lacrosse, hockey, and wrestling, with notable coaches including Mike Schafer, Bill Courtney, and Rob Koll. The Big Red teams have also produced numerous All-Americans, including Kyle Dake, Ashley Twichell, and Laura Fortino. The athletic program at Cornell University is supported by a strong network of alumni and fans, including Cornell University Alumni Association, Cornell University Athletic Association, and Big Red Sports Network. The Big Red teams have also competed in notable events, including the Ivy League Championship, NCAA Tournament, and ECAC Hockey Championship.

● Teams

The Big Red athletic teams include Cornell Big Red football, Cornell Big Red men's basketball, Cornell Big Red women's basketball, and Cornell Big Red men's lacrosse. The university's athletic program also includes teams in Cornell Big Red men's soccer, Cornell Big Red women's soccer, Cornell Big Red baseball, and Cornell Big Red softball. The Big Red teams have produced numerous notable athletes, including Ryan Wittman, Jeff Foote, and Lindsay Bowman. The athletic program at Cornell University has also been supported by notable donors, including David Einhorn, Bill Gates, and Warren Buffett. The Big Red teams have also competed against other top institutions, including University of Michigan, University of Texas at Austin, and California Institute of Technology.

● Facilities

The Big Red athletic teams compete in a variety of facilities, including Schoellkopf Field, Newman Arena, and Lynah Rink. The university's athletic program is also supported by Cornell University Athletic Department, which provides resources and facilities for the Big Red teams. The Big Red teams have also competed in notable facilities, including Harvard Stadium, Yale Bowl, and Princeton University Stadium. The athletic program at Cornell University has also been supported by notable facilities, including Cornell University Library, Cornell University Museum of Art, and Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art. The Big Red teams have also trained at facilities, including Cornell University Fitness Center, Cornell University Recreation Center, and Ithaca College Fitness Center.

● Rivalries

The Big Red athletic teams have a number of rivalries with other institutions, including Harvard University, Yale University, and University of Pennsylvania. The university's athletic program is also part of the Ivy League, which includes Brown University, Columbia University, Dartmouth College, and Princeton University. The Big Red teams have a particularly strong rivalry with Harvard University, with whom they compete in the Harvard-Cornell football rivalry. The athletic program at Cornell University has also been supported by notable rivalries, including the Cornell-Pennsylvania football rivalry and the Cornell-Princeton football rivalry. The Big Red teams have also competed against other top institutions, including Stanford University, University of California, Los Angeles, and Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

● Traditions

The Big Red athletic teams have a number of traditions, including the Cornell University fight song and the Big Red Marching Band. The university's athletic program is also known for its strong sense of school spirit, with notable events including the Cornell University Homecoming and the Big Red Pep Band. The Big Red teams have also been supported by notable alumni, including Bill Nye, Keith Olbermann, and Ratan Tata. The athletic program at Cornell University has also been recognized for its commitment to NCAA Division I athletics, with notable awards including the NCAA Sportsmanship Award and the Ivy League Championship. The Big Red teams have also been supported by Cornell University Student Assembly, Cornell University Graduate and Professional Student Assembly, and Cornell University Alumni Association. Category:College athletics in the United States