Princeton is an experienced, veteran-led team in need of a win to turn its season around. The offense can move the ball, but turnovers have set them back recently. I expect the Tigers to take better care of the ball and move the chains with ease against a bad Brown defense. The Bears have allowed 36.5 points in their last two games, as they have been dominated through the air (290.5 passing yards allowed per game) and at the line of scrimmage (5.3 YPC allowed).

Princeton's defense should shine against a Brown front that struggles to protect the QB (11 sacks surrendered) and doesn't get enough of a push on the ground (3.3 YPC). The Tigers' experienced d-line will make the important stops in this one.

I expect the home team to exact revenge for last year's OT loss to the Bears, winning and covering the 2.5-point spread in this Ivy League clash.