BEST CONVERSION RATIO

Harvard’s defense forced five turnovers Saturday. Three of them produced scores; a fourth, Garcia’s interception, clinched the win.

BIGGEST ROLE REVERSAL

From hero to culprit, by Princeton cornerback Jay McCareins. McCareins had ended three potential game-winning drives in the last two games with an interception. On Saturday, he aided and abetted Harvard’s game-winning drive, getting flagged for pass interference on a throw to senior WR Carl Morris. The penalty set Harvard up on the Princeton 2. The Crimson scored two plays later.

MOST BLACK AND BLUE AFTER MEETING THE CRIMSON

Princeton quarterback David Splithoff, who has been forced to leave each of the Tigers’ last two games against Harvard at Princeton Stadium early due to injury. Two years ago, he suffered a broken jaw that ended his season; on Saturday, he dislocated his shoulder.

WORST ENTRANCE

Verbit, who was intercepted on his second play of the game.

WORST EXIT

Verbit, who was intercepted on his last play of the game.