Senior wide receiver Geoffrey Jamiel evades a tackle during the Lehigh football team's game against Lafayette at Fisher Stadium on Saturday. Jamiel caught five passes for 26 yards. (Griffin Sawyer/B&W Staff)
Junior running back Luke Yoder carries the ball during Lehigh’s 42-32 victory over rival Lafayette at Fisher Stadium. Lehigh claimed the Patriot League championship and an automatic berth to the FCS playoffs. (Sara Eleissawy/B&W Staff)A fan celebrates as the Lehigh football team scores a touchdown. The Mountain Hawks scored 28 of their 42 points in the second half. (Griffin Sawyer/B&W Staff)Lehigh cheerleaders parade flags with the letters of the university immediately following a Lehigh touchdown. The win marked Lehigh’s 14th Patriot League title and its first undefeated regular season since 2001. (Sara Eleissawy/B&W Staff)Sophomore running back Jaden Green takes on a Lafayette defender. Green had five carries for 49 yards. (Griffin Sawyer/B&W Staff)Sophomore running back Jaden Green, left, running back coach Chavarr Warren, center, and junior running back Luke Yoder, right, discuss tactics during Lehigh’s 42-32 win over Lafayette. Lehigh rushed for 320 yards as a team and out-gained Lafayette 479-424. (Griffin Sawyer/B&W Staff)Sophomore quarterback Hayden Johnson looks to throw a pass. Johnson completed 11-of-16 passes for 159 yards with one touchdown and one interception and also rushed for 64 yards and a touchdown. (Sara Eleissawy/B&W Staff)Lehigh fans cheer on the team during the sold-out rivalry game at Fisher Stadium. 13,367 fans were in attendance. (Sara Eleissawy/B&W Staff)A Lehigh offensive lineman gets wedged between two Lafayette players without a helmet. Lehigh’s offensive line helped the team average 9.7 yards per carry. (Griffin Sawyer/B&W Staff)A young fan cheers on the Lehigh football team during Lehigh’s 42-32 victory over Lafayette. The Lehigh–Lafayette football matchup is the most played rivalry in college football, with 161 games played as of Saturday. (Griffin Sawyer/B&W Staff)Lehigh fans rush the field to celebrate as the clock hits zero in the team’s 42-32 victory over Lafayette. The Mountain Hawks finished the regular season undefeated at 12-0 (8-0 in Patriot League play). (Sara Eleissawy/B&W Staff)
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