ITHACA, N.Y. -- Here are some notes from the Cornell football team's 21-10 loss at Bucknell on Saturday.
 

TEAM

• The Big Red has allowed fewer than 100 yards in consecutive games in the same season for the first time since limiting Columbia (27) and Penn (79) to 106 total rush yards in the final two games of 2013.
• Cornell surrendered just 243 yards of offense, the fewest given up in a loss since Columbia piled up 235 yards in a 24-21 victory in 2018.
• In its last two games, Cornell has turned the ball over seven times without forcing a miscue.
• Delonte Harrell's 4-yard rushing touchdown in the second quarter made it eight consecutive games with a score on the ground, the longest streak by the Big Red since recording 10 spanning the 2007-08 campaigns. 
• Harrell's touchdown was also Cornell's first lead of the season after 137:07 of play.
• With its successful PAT try, Cornell place-kickers have made 23 consecutive extra-point attempts.
• The Big Red offensive line has surrendered just four sacks in its last 205 dropbacks.
• Cornell's offense had six plays of at least 20 yards against the Bison, with four plays going at least 25 yards. 
   

INDIVIDUAL

• With his six tackles, senior Lance Blass became the 137th player in school history to surpass 100 career tackles (103).
• Junior Jake Stebbins had 12 tackles, his second career double figure game.
• Senior Kenan Clarke has 12 tackles on the season, all solo stops. The most solo stops in a season without being credited with an assisted tackle is Phil Rigueur with 19 in 1998.
• Senior Devan Cross had two catches for 46 yards against Bucknell after entering the contest with four career catches for 41 yards.
• Junior Javonni Cunningham's 45-yard kickoff return was the longest by a Cornell player since David Jones broke free for a 53-yard return against Yale during the 2018 season.
• Senior Turner DePalma had a career-long catch (29 yards).
• Senior Eric Gallman II added three catches and 31 receiving yards to bring his career totals to 72 catches for 695 yards.
• Senior Thomas Glover has eight receptions in each of his last two games, becoming the first Cornellian to have at least eight catches in consecutive contests since Grant Gellatly (nine vs. Columbia, 11 vs. Penn) accomplished that milestone in the final two games of the 2013 campaign.
• Senior Curtis Raymond III is averaging 26.6 yards per catch with three of his seven receptions going for at least 42 yards. Only Stu Merz exceeds his average with at least seven catches in one year - Merz averaged 27.2 yards on 11 catches (299 yards), including five scores.