Princeton and first-year head coach Keith Taylor won the toss and took the ball, which resulted in a Lowe 13-yard touchdown run 1:22 into the affair as Saeed Aboulhosn’s extra point kick made it 7-0.

I mean, man, that was the play of the game and it sealed it for sure.” Kalum Kiser with the poke-out ball at the end. “We were counting on the defense and the defense was counting on us and we just came up big. “Coming off a win like that there was a lot of emotions. “It feels great,” said Barker, who watched tailback Marquel Lowe tote 22 times for a game-high 165 yards while favorite target Dom Collins had game-highs of nine receptions for 123 stripes. Princeton, which will put its 11-1 record on the line next week at home versus Bridgeport, answered right back just 2:08 later when Barker found Diacomo for an 8-yard scoring strike. The Big Reds increased their lead to 37-28 just a dozen ticks into the fourth thanks to Sylas Cheuvront’s 4-yard TD run. We kept playing and that’s a testament to our guys and their belief in each other and the belief in our program and what we are trying to get to.” How many times could we have folded up and said we’re done fighting, but we didn’t. They are really good, but our guys are warriors. They made a couple more plays than we did.

He has had five appearances this season in which he kept his opponents to zero earned runs.When asked about the final chance in the red zone and coming up empty Kimes replied of what he witnessed “them making a play and our kids leaving it out there and trying to make a play.

Rodriguez will try to build on a three-game streak of going five or more innings (he's averaging 5.9 frames per appearance).

Rodriguez is trying to secure his third straight quality start in this game.

The lefty last pitched on Thursday against the New York Yankees, when he tossed six innings, allowing three earned runs while giving up four hits.

He's put together a 3.18 ERA in 130 1/3 innings pitched, with 127 strikeouts.

Eduardo Rodriguez (11-7) gets the starting nod for the Tigers in his 23rd start of the season.

The Tigers have the 11th-ranked WHIP in the majors (1.268).

Detroit has a 4.41 team ERA that ranks 18th among all MLB pitching staffs.

Detroit's pitching staff is 20th in the majors with a collective 8.5 strikeouts per nine innings.

The Tigers strike out 9.1 times per game to rank 22nd in MLB.

The Tigers are 26th in MLB with an on-base percentage of.

29 offense in baseball, scoring four runs per game (569 total runs). 377 slugging percentage is the third-lowest average in MLB.

The Tigers rank 25th in MLB play with 144 home runs.

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