John Kennedy

View full size Express-Times Photo | JOE GILL Jay Campbell (above), running against Princeton earlier this year, had a career day against Holy Cross totaling 131 yards on 21 carries.  

The Lehigh University football team couldn't capitalize on turnovers as Yale University snuck away with a 7-0 win at Goodman Stadium in front of 5,847 fans.  

Loud music supplanted the clatter of cleats in the locker room.  

Not after all of the optimistic talk and positive vibes through the offseason. Not with a clear-cut choice and the reigning Lehigh-Lafayette MVP back at quarterback. Not with a gorgeous late-summer Saturday that eliminated bad weather as a potential obstacle.

We'll look at the film, but it doesn't take a genius to know J.B. didn't play very well today   -Andy Coen

 

Using a potent option running attack, Central Connecticut State ran through, around and past Lehigh on Saturday at Goodman Stadium, stunning the Mountain Hawks 28-21 in a nonleague college football opener at Goodman Stadium. Dominating on the ground 233 yards to 62, CCSU spoiled Lehigh's 2009 season opener, but gave its coach Jeff McInerney a happy return trip to where he was born and where he still has family and friends. Lehigh, bogged down by three interceptions, never led as CCSU had leads of 7-0,