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...unable to accomplish much in the air, or on the ground against the best rushing defense in Division I-AA.Penn quarterback Pat McDermott found his wide receivers with ease on the Quakers’ first drive but then stalled, forcing Derek Zoch to kick a 39-yard field goal for Penn??s only points of the afternoon. McDermott completed only 18 of 38 passes for 158 yards, and he was intercepted twice.“We were just trying to keep them off-balance with our play calling, keep it mixed up,” Murphy said.The Quakers finally...
...unable to accomplish much in the air, or on the ground against the best rushing defense in Division I-AA.Penn quarterback Pat McDermott found his wide receivers with ease on the Quakers’ first drive but then stalled, forcing Derek Zoch to kick a 39-yard field goal for Penn??s only points of the afternoon. McDermott completed only 18 of 38 passes for 158 yards, and was intercepted twice.“We were just trying to keep them off-balance with our play calling, keep it mixed up,” Murphy said.The Quakers finally gained...
Last week exemplified Penn??s recent struggles across the board. On special teams, Princeton blocked an extra point that would have brought the Quakers to within a touchdown, then ran it back for a two-point conversion of their own. The defense gave up big touchdown plays, and while playing injured, senior quarterback Pat McDermott threw four interceptions to cripple Penn??s offense...
Quarterback play may be the place to start. McDermott has been injured much of this season, and he missed Penn??s loss at Brown. He returned last week rusty, and it showed in his four-interception performance...
...championship. It’s not going to be that way this season. The YES Network cameras will be at Harvard Stadium, but not the Ivy League trophy. For the first time since 2000, Harvard and Penn will play each other with similarly tarnished 3-2 Ivy records. With Penn??s 30-13 loss to Princeton at Franklin Field Saturday—the Tigers’ first win over the Quakers since 1995—it’s Brown and Princeton, not Harvard and Penn, who sit alone atop the Ivy heap. The Bears have only league...