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Things looked good for the Crimson at the startof the third quarter. Two second-quarter MikeGiampaolo field goals had cut the Brown lead toone point, and the Crimson defense had held Bearquarterback James Perry, No. 1 in total offensefor Division I-AA, to one touchdown in the firsthalf. But things went south for Harvard on thefirst play from scrimmage of the second half...
...true strength of the Princeton defense lies in its ability to stop the rush. Opposing teams have run for a mere 56.4 yards against the Tigers--second overall in Division I-AA. That translates to just 1.9 yards per carry...
Burnham has had a magnificent senior season completing more passes this year than he attempted all of last year. The rushing attack has blossomed averaging 120.7 yards a game entering Saturday's game; the offense is matched by a run defense fourth in Division I-AA...
...Despite falling to Princeton 31-17, senior wide receiver Sean Morey earned the Ivy League Offensive Player of the Week award catching 12 passes for a whopping 215 yards. His 12 receptions gave him 205 for his career, a new Ivy League Record and 12th best in NCAA I-AA history. On the strength of Morey's 215 yards, junior quarterback James Perry threw for 442 yards, completing 33 of 60 passes...
Harvard's defense, which ranked 99th in Murphy's first year, was arguably the best in Division I-AA. The Crimson finished second in scoring defense (12.3 points per game), fifth in rushing (81.9 yards per game) and pass efficiency (86.3 rating per game) defense, and 13th in total defense (264.8 yards per game...