Princeton turned it over on three of its first four, four of its first six, and five of its first seven possessions, en route to compiling a stat sheet that listed 21 field goals and 20 turnovers.
But Princeton was still the unquestioned aggressor, much to the chagrin of Penn coach Jerome Allen.
"Our defense is what bothered me, to be honest,'' he said. "From the start of the game, they really didn't have anything to play for, other than to be a spoiler. So how can a team playing for nothing play harder than the team that's playing for something? That's what blows my mind.''
But Princeton was still the unquestioned aggressor, much to the chagrin of Penn coach Jerome Allen.
"Our defense is what bothered me, to be honest,'' he said. "From the start of the game, they really didn't have anything to play for, other than to be a spoiler. So how can a team playing for nothing play harder than the team that's playing for something? That's what blows my mind.''
