2018 Undefeated Football Season

10-0 Tigers Complete Their First Undefeated Season Since 1964

'66 classmates were on hand throughout the 10-0 undefeated 2018 football season - the first undefeated season since 1964. Click here for the full schedule, results, and game summaries. The Ivy record offense outscored the opponents 470-130 with game highs of 66 vs Lehigh (66-7) and Cornell (66-0), and there were several new individual records. The season climax was the November 17 42-14 victory over Penn (here's the Daily Princetonian game coverage).There's even  more on the Princeton Athletics website, such as this and this.

• Henry Von Kohorn, with assistance from numerous classmates and Tiger fans, has described every game in Jim Merritt’s 2018 - A Season for the Ages - Tigers Go Undefeated for First Time in 54 Years (updated 12/31/2018).
  
• Ned Groth shared Facebook photos and commentary from the Oct 20 Harvard game (29-21) and tailgate.
• Leighton Chen shared Penn game photos, with captions, on this Facebook posting (click on any photo to see the captions).
• Bob Nahas writes, "I was prompted to look this up  after the announcement Saturday during the game that (Jesper) Horsted '19 set receiving record with 196. Coincidentally, the former record holder, Kevin Guthrie ’84,  was sitting a few rows in front of us. I wondered to myself if Horsted caught more passes than any of the teams of our era, knowing how much more prevalent passing offenses have become. The answer is that he caught more passes than the ’63, ’64, ’65 teams combined.
  
  • ’63—28 of 70’ Singer led with 5 receptions. ’64—49 of 120; Tufts and Pizzarello with 15 each.’65--87 of 185; Cashdollar-30, Bedell-16. Total- 164 of 375. For comparison, the ’51 undefeated team was 89 of 149.
  • ’64 Columbia with Archie Roberts 110 for 196. ’63 Cornell with Gary Wood 47 for 119. Jerry Rhome at Tulsa led country in ’64 at 226 for 324 with 95 of those to Howard Twilley
• Here are a few snapshots of classmates at the Brown, Harvard, Yale, and Penn games.You can pause the slide show by placing the cursor over the show. The show will resume when you move the cursor or after 5 seconds (whichever comes first).

• Ned Groth captured the Penn game action in over 120 captioned highlight photos, arranged by quarter. The delay is 10 seconds as many captions are long. You can pause the slide show by placing the cursor over the show. The show will resume when you move the cursor or after 10 seconds (whichever comes first). We'll get a manual advance feature sometime soon. You may need to refresh the page to start the show.
  

First Quarter. 7-0. Slides 1-39.

Second Quarter. 14-7.  Halftime Score: 21-7. Slides 40-69.

Third Quarter. 7-7.  Score: 28-14. Slides 70-96.

Fourth Quarter. 14-0. Final Score: 42-14. Slides 97-122.