Lehigh Football Nation

(Photo Credit:  Keith A. Muccilli / Trenton Times ) We break down the Princeton game - and we give our fearless prediction below the flip. Though I didn't get much help from the Ivy League website , doing the Princeton preview is always pleasant because I have a network of people that make it that way. The Big Green Alert and Roar Lions writers gave me a huge assist in making this week's preview.  They are always huge assets when it comes to anything about the Ivy League, and neither disappointed. And Princeton's game notes themselves are also, as expected, top notch.  It's a pleasure to read lead-ins like this: There is a reason why mid-terms are in October and finals are at the end of the semester. Students do the work class after class, week after week, and then get challenged afterwards.  Imagine getting your syllabus, having a couple weeks to do some reading, and then taking a major test during your first class.  That’s what you, as well as...

Last season, as he does for the Sports Network every year, Craig Haley gave his predictions for the Ivy League. Haley, who used to work for Princeton, made a bold prediction: that the Tigers would climb out of the Ivy League cellar after a 1-9 season , saying, for good measure, that  "it seems time for the Tigers program to win more often. At least that's what everybody thinks." Like some people, I chuckled to myself.  Princeton?  Out of the cellar?  Really?  ( Jake Novak , of the Roar Lions blog, noted about his prediction : "Actually, NO ONE thinks that. Princeton is picked last in every other poll.") As it turns out, Haley's prediction came out looking pretty good, making me very glad that I didn't put my own reservations about Princeton's chances in writing.  (Or put Haley's face with the caption, "What's he smoking?" underneath it, like Roar Lions did.) The Tigers confounded their last-place expectations and inst...