Cornell vs. PrincetonFinal score and model picks, graded
FinalPrinceton Stadium
Cornell3–3
20–21Final
Princeton4–2
| Team | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | T |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CORN | 3 | 10 | 7 | 0 | 20 |
| PRIN | 0 | 7 | 7 | 7 | 21 |
Top model pick, graded
WonPrinceton Tigers to win −130
Why NFL Sharp Edge likes it: 6.8-point SRS edge for Princeton (-19.9 vs Cornell -26.7), plus home field.
How the picks did
Models went 4-4 on this game · −7% return
- Princeton Tigers to win+77%Won
Taken at −130 on Fliff


3 modelsNFL Sharp Edge, Picks With Pink Grading System +1Why 3 models like it
NFL Sharp Edge- 6.8-point SRS edge for Princeton (-19.9 vs Cornell -26.7), plus home field.
- Princeton's recent defensive EPA allowed is -0.0292 per play versus Cornell's +0.0717.
- Cornell's recent offense leads slightly in EPA (0.1276 to 0.119), success rate (49.3% to 45.6%), and explosiveness (14.0% to 10.7%).
Picks With Pink Grading System- SRS rates Princeton -19.9 versus Cornell -26.7: a 6.8-point Princeton advantage.
- Normal-margin estimate: 6.8-point mean divided by 14.62 pooled SD from ten 2026 margins gives 67.9%.
- Expected, not confirmed, lineups; the game-specific injury feed returned no designations.
BETALAB 6.0- Princeton SRS is -19.9 versus Cornell -26.7, a 6.8-point rating gap, with Princeton at home.
- Princeton’s recent defensive EPA allowed is -0.0292/play versus Cornell’s +0.0717; team grades are 90.7 versus 88.4.
- Both lineups are expected with null observed_at; Ivy/FCS has no official injury feed, so quarterback and late-availability risk remain unresolved.
- Cornell Big Red to win−100%Lost
Taken at 47¢ on Polymarket US

2 modelsCFB Heater, Long Way HomeWhy 2 models like it
CFB Heater- Princeton has the better current record (4-2 vs 3-3), stronger SRS (-19.9 vs -26.7), and home field.
Long Way Home- Cornell's six-game offense leads Princeton in EPA/play (.128 vs .119), success rate (.493 vs .456), and explosive rate (.140 vs .107).
- Cornell averages 31.3 points in six games versus Princeton's 20.3; Princeton scored only 7 against Harvard, while Cornell scored 31.
- Princeton's defense is materially better: -0.029 defensive EPA/play and 14.3 points allowed per game versus Cornell's .072 and 29.3.
- Princeton Tigers spread −2−100%Lost
Taken at 53¢ on ProphetX
House RulesDown 7% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Princeton -2 wins by 3+, pushes at exactly 2, and loses by 1 or less.
- Exact-2 margins occurred in 2.681% of 2014-25 NCAAF games (278 observations).
- Princeton -1.5 is -168 versus Princeton -2 at -114; the normalized ladder implies roughly -119 fair for -2 after the push mass.
- Team-specific exact-2 frequency may differ materially from the 2.681% all-game aggregate.
- Over 47.5 total−100%Lost
Taken at −135 on DraftKings
Tempo GapUp 14% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Six-game samples: Cornell averages 70.0 plays and Princeton 62.7, for 132.7 combined plays per game.
- Opponent-adjusted offensive EPA is +0.145 for Cornell and +0.071 for Princeton; success rates are .493 and .456.
- Combined raw points-per-drive profile is 4.69, with Cornell at 2.65 and Princeton at 2.04; fair total projects 52.5.
- Princeton scored only 7 points on 63 plays last week and its last two offensive outputs were 16 and 7.
- Cornell Big Red under 47.5 total points+108%Won
Taken at 48¢ on ProphetX
Long Way HomeDown 5% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- I project roughly 46.5 points after weighting Princeton's defense and low-scoring recent games against Cornell's explosive offense.
- Princeton averaged 20.3 points scored across six games; its last five game totals were 42, 26, 41, 22, and 35.
- Princeton allowed 14.3 points per game across six; Cornell's 2026 offense is strong, but its recent shootouts create a noisy over signal.
- Cornell's six-game totals average 60.7, and its offense has produced 48, 38, 35, and 31 points in four recent games.
Win chance, start to finish
50%PRINCORNKickoff
Oct 31Final
Questions
Who won Cornell vs. Princeton?
The Princeton won 21–20 on Saturday, Oct 31, 2026.