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Football vs. Princeton Drive Charts

By Eileen Storey

- Princeton jumped out to a 13-0 lead in the first quarter, but it could have been worse for Harvard. The Tigers' second drive ended in a turnover on downs at the Crimson one-yard line. By Eileen Storey

- The Crimson bounced back in the second quarter, evening things up 21-21 before the half. By Eileen Storey

- Things remained locked up at the end of the third as the teams entered the fourth quarter knotted at 28. Princeton opened the quarter with a 51 yard drive for a touchdown, but Harvard responded shortly after with a 73 yard drive of its own. By Eileen Storey

- Neither team could separate themselves before the end of the regulation, with the Crimson and Tigers trading touchdowns in the fourth quarter. Harvard had a chance to win the game, but a 48-yard field goal went wide in the closing moments to force overtime. By Eileen Storey

- After spending so much of the game locked up, it was more of the same in the first two overtimes. But Princeton forced a field goal in the third OT and Tigers' quarterback Quinn Epperly responded with a touchdown pass to end the game and give Princeton the win. By Eileen Storey

It took three overtimes and almost four hours, but in the end Princeton came out on top, defeating the Crimson 51-48 and dropping Harvard to 5-1.

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