Harvard's superior special teams unit is among the top in the nation, and should cause the Tigers problems if they find themselves with an extra man.
Bowling Green scored two of its five goals on the power play, rendering the Tigers's shot advantage irrelevant. The Crimson has been extremely successful at finding the net with the extra man, and will look to take advantage of Princeton's undisciplined play.
Harvard has played four more games than its nearest ECAC competitor, Vermont.
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Therefore, its four-point lead is not as secure as it might appear to be.
Harvard needs two victories this weekend as it heads into the heart of its ECAC schedule.