Word: taylorism
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...defense excelled, forcing four Crimson turnovers, including three in the first half. Princeton’s offense, led by junior running back Cameron Atkinson (83 yards rushing, two TDs) and junior wide receiver Chisom Opara (111 yards) capitalized on these miscues, with a second quarter TD and field goal. Taylor Northrop’s foot, however, was the Tigers’ most potent weapon...
...Crimson nearly took the lead in the half’s final minute. With the ball at the Princeton 25, Rose hit senior wide receiver Sam Taylor several yards shy of the end zone. The crowd roared as Taylor bolted for the score, extending the football as far as he could, only to have it knocked loose at the goal line by sophomore strong safety Sam Snyder, leaving spectators in stunned silence. Senior linebacker Bob Farrell recovered the ball at the one, and Princeton then ran out the clock, ending Harvard’s hopes for the time...
With the burden falling to the Crimson offense, Murphy pulled one his finest tricks out of the playbook. The Crimson ran a reverse to junior wide receiver Carl Morris, a part-time QB in high school, who launched a 43-yard pass to a wide-open Taylor. With the Tigers sufficiently befuddled, Thomas ran for a total of 15 yards on the next three plays to set up a second-and-goal from...
Fortunately, this time it was Princeton’s Taylor Northrup’s last second field goal attempt sailing wide left, and the Harvard bench erupting in celebration...
...against an aggressive Tiger defense, the Crimson’s focus lapsed as senior quarterback Neil Rose threw three interceptions and senior wide receiver Sam Taylor lost a very costly fumble...