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Subject: Re: Cornell-Princeton

Author:
RedWin

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Date Posted: 20:11:51 11/01/25 Sat
In reply to: Tad 's message, "Cornell-Princeton" on 16:06:22 11/01/25 Sat

Another nice win for Cornell after spotting Princeton two quick TD's early in the game. Then our defense woke up and the offense rushed for over 200 yards. Go Big Red!

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[> Subject: Re: Cornell-Princeton

Author:
Tiger81
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Date Posted: 09:45:51 11/02/25 Sun

Disappointing second half at Cornell yesterday, congrats to the Big Red and I agree the better team won.

The Tigers have been frustratingly inconsistent this season. There have been several stretches where the offense has looked creative and fluid but there have been way too many clunky unproductive possessions, particularly in the second half as noted by many posters above.

Not clear to me if this is poor play-calling, a talent deficit or sloppy execution, but after many years at the top of the league Princeton has slid to the bottom half of the Ivies.