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(STATS) - Turn the Ivy League upside down.
Columbia followed up Dartmouth's late-game heroics at Penn on Friday night with some of its own Saturday in a 28-24 win at Princeton. The two upsets mean last year's co-champs have started the season with losses.
Columbia, which tied for sixth place last season, pulled out the win on Anders Hill's 63-yard touchdown pass to Ronald Smith II with 1:12 left. The Lions are 3-0 for the first time since 1996, when they won their first six games en route to an 8-2 record.
Dartmouth (3-0), coming off a last-place finish in the league, scored its game-winning touchdown on the final play of a 16-13 win over Penn.
Perennial Ivy power Harvard and Yale also opened league play with wins last weekend. They played in non-league games on Saturday.
