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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...
Princeton led 14-0 before Joe Sandberg’s 25-year run brought the Quakers to within 14-6 with 10:10 left in the first half. However, the extra-point attempt was blocked by Brig Walker and returned by Jay McCareins for a two-point defensive conversion...
...Philip Fulmer and the Vols, running his record against Tennessee to 10-5. More importantly, the victory left Spurrier just a win away from becoming bowl eligible with games at Arkansas and at home versus Florida and Clemson still remaining. (And had South Carolina been able to convert a two-point conversion in Athens, the Gamecocks contest against the Gators would be for the SEC East division title.)With that, let’s get to this weekend’s action.North Carolina State at Florida State (-13.5)Beware of the powerhouse ACC.Or at least that’s what...
...down to the Bulldogs before forcing Yale’s Jeff Mroz into three straight incompletions to end the game.With starting quarterback Mark Borda out with a leg injury, Lehigh sophomore Sedale Threatt threw a three-yard touchdown pass to Greg Fay with 4:42 remaining and tossed the two-point conversion pass to Pete Morelli to tie the game.Yale (2-3) had a chance to win the game at the end of regulation, but Mroz was picked off in the endzone by defensive back Julian Ahye to send the game into overtime.Borda threw for 333 yards and two touchdowns...
Fortunately for Harvard, his absence was brief. Dawson returned at the start of the second quarter to power the Crimson to its first scoring drive, capped by his four-yard run to put Harvard up 16-8 after a successful two-point conversion...