A look at Saturday's results featuring Dartmouth opponents . . .
Princeton 56, Cornell 7
Quarterback-utility back John Lovett accounted for a school record seven touchdowns including five in the last 20 minutes of the first half. Lovett threw four TD passes, ran twice for touchdowns and caught a pass for six points as Princeton rebounded in a big way from last week's overtime loss to Princeton. Lovett completed 10-of-11 passes for 194 yards and ran for 47 yards on six rushes. He also caught two passes. Chad Kanoff was 17-for-23 for 198 yards and one touchdown for the Tigers, who tied a school record with 645 total yards. Dalton Banks was 25-for-40 for 214 yards for Cornell. Records: Princeton 5-2, 3-1; Cornell 3-4, 1-3
Penn 21, Brown 14
The Quakers did all their scoring in the first half and Brown all of its scoring in the third quarter in a surprisingly close Homecoming game in Philadelphia. Alek Torgersen had TD passes of 67 yards to Justin Watson and 17 yards to Christian Pearson before Tre Solomon closed out the Penn scoring with a one-yard run with 22 seconds left until halftime. Brown's points came on a one-yard run by quarterback Thomas Linta and a two-yard run by Johnny Pena. Watson caught 11 passes for 210 yards for the Quakers, who won their 10th Ivy League game in a row. Brown had a pass intercepted at the Penn goal line with 1:28 remaining. Records: Penn 5-2, 4-0; Brown 2-5, 1-3
Yale 31, Columbia 23 Friday night (Link)
Records: Yale 2-5, 2-2; Columbia 2-5, 1-3
Elsewhere . . .
New Hampshire 43, Stony Brook 14
The Wildcats managed just 219 yards of total offense but dominated on the scoreboard thanks to five turnovers as they dealt Stony Brook its first conference loss. New Hampshire, which already led the nation with five defensive touchdowns this fall, got another one on a 43-yard return for a score as the Wildcats won for the fifth time in their last six games. All totaled, they picked off four passes and recovered a fumble while turning the ball over just one time. Records: New Hampshire 6-3, 5-1; Stony Brook 5-3, 4-1
Colgate 26, Holy Cross 8
Only a touchdown with 35 seconds remaining allowed the Crusaders to avoid a shutout in a game in which they trailed just 10-0 entering the fourth quarter. Playing again without standout quarterback Peter Pujals, Holy Cross managed just 10 first downs and 201 yards of total offense. Colgate, which finished with 408 yards, iced the game with a 16-0 run in the fourth quarter. Records: Colgate 3-4, 2-1; Holy Cross 3-6, 1-3
Delaware 20, Towson 6
A lost season for Towson continued as the Tigers managed just a pair of field goals by Aidan O'Neill. They were outgained on the ground, 243 yards to 72, and turned the ball over five times, with four interceptions and a lost fumble. Records: Delaware 3-5, 1-4; Towson 1-7, 0-5
