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Subject: Re: Trouble In TigerTown

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Tiger81

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Date Posted: 09:37:45 10/27/24 Sun
In reply to: M3 's message, "Trouble In TigerTown" on 08:55:57 10/27/24 Sun

First uncompetitive Tiger team in many years, with blowouts in every loss.

Seems clear that Hipa is not the answer, he makes some great throws but the offense has no rhythm and he is not improving. Harvard is very good but 2-13 on third down and 5 sacks, ugh.

Princeton won’t contend this season so Coach Surace will need to move down the depth chart to get some reps to an underclassman.

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[> Subject: Re: Trouble In TigerTown

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P-Fan
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Date Posted: 11:28:35 10/27/24 Sun

Agree with everyone on this. Hipa is not the answer, especially since I haven't seen much improvement since week one. My guess is that Surace knows, even before yesterday, that there's no shot for a title. That would explain why he's not playing the other Blaine. And maybe none of the other QB's are ready. I found it odd though that he kept Hipa in the game when it was way out of reach. The DB's were supposed to be the strength of the D but the Harvard receivers were basically uncovered numerous times. On offense, Barber is non-existent but that may be on Hipa too. At times, it looked like a high school team against a college team. I think all programs go through ups and downs, so maybe it's the Tigers time. One thing for sure though. With a better QB, our record might still be the same, but the games would be closer.