a great accomplishment for the team that was picked last in the Ivy preseason poll. Despite the Big Green's solid year, it's tough to see Princeton losing at home with so much potentially at stake. Pick: Princeton 24, Dartmouth 20 YALE AT HARVARD Simply put, as Harvard center Jack Holuba put it last year after the Crimson's 45-7 thrashing of the Bulldogs, The Game has become "a little boring." Harvard has won 10 of the last 11 meetings between the two squads, making this about as much of a rivalry as Don Draper vs. Pete Campbell. In a recent interview with the YDN, Bulldogs running back Mordecai Cargill said Yale's strategy this weekend would be "the same game plan we had all year." If that's the case, let's just say that on Saturday nobody should plan any revelrous contests where you drink every time Harvard scores. (Side note: the Cargill interviewer identified Yale as "we" in one of her questions. Apparently all of the YDN contributors who had any sense of journalistic integrity left after last year's Witt cover-up have been successfully wiped off the face of the earth by reporter hunter Will McHale). The Bulldogs could be without its top offensive threat, halfback Tyler Varga, and so things could get ugly early. In fact, the biggest question heading into this game is really not who will win, but rather whether Murphy will pull his starters when he's up big in the third quarter, or leave them in to make