The Bears’ three set-play goals included two off of flip throws, which have been valuable weapons for Brown all season.
“Last year we had a similar loss to Yale, but we were able to come back and beat Princeton,” Barber added. “We will just focus on our next game.”
The Crimson plans to put the loss behind it as it prepares to take down the Tigers, who are currently second in the Ivy League, at home next Saturday.
“When we play, we can with anyone,” Wheaton said.
“We have more games to play” Moran added. “We’re just glad the season doesn’t end now.”
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