The Princeton Tigers have announced their 2025 football schedule, which features five home games and 10 contests overall.
Princeton opens the 2025 season with a pair of non-league contests, beginning on Saturday, Sept. 20 when the San Diego Toreros visit Powers Field at Princeton Stadium in Princeton, N.J. The following week on Saturday, Sept. 27, the Tigers travel to Easton, Pa., to face off with the Lafayette Leopards.
The final game outside the Ivy League confines comes Saturday, Oct. 11. The Mercer Bears of the Southern Conference visit Princeton for a 1:00 (Eastern) tilt to close the non-league book.
Princeton begins Ivy League play with a home game on Oct. 4 against Columbia. Additional Ivy League home contests include Harvard on Oct. 25 and Yale on Nov. 15.
The Tigers load the buses for their first Ivy League road game of the 2025 campaign to venture to take on the Brown Bears. The game at Richard Gouse Field at Brown Stadium in Providence, R.I., will be played Oct. 18. Additional road games are slated for Cornell on Nov. 1, Dartmouth on Nov. 8, and Penn on Nov. 22.
Below is Princeton’s complete schedule for the 2025 season, plus a link to their schedule page which will be updated with kickoff times and TV as they are announced:
2025 Princeton Football Schedule
09/20 – San Diego
09/27 – at Lafayette
10/04 – Columbia*
10/11 – Mercer
10/18 – at Brown*
10/25 – Harvard*
11/01 – at Cornell*
11/08 – at Dartmouth*
11/15 – Yale*
11/22 – at Penn*
* Ivy League contest.
Princeton finished the 2024 season 3-7 overall and 2-5 in Ivy League action. The Tigers are entering their 14th season under head coach Bob Surace, who has an 81-59 record at the school.
I’ll be cheering on Princeton Tigers Football team four months from now in meantime I’ll be pulling for Princeton Tigers Men’s Lacrosse team to go all the way.
Go Princeton Tigers!!!
I would like to see to Havard-Yale on regular TV ABC would make an excellent fit for Noon time slot November 22nd followed by two SEC games Tennessee at Florida 3:30PM & Arkansas at Texas 7:30PM.
This is just a suggestion.
Now that the Ivy League is participating in the FCS playoffs, I wonder if they will begin scheduling an 11th game with a bye bult-into their schedules.
Gotta think that they could start the season earlier, play 11 games, with a bye week in there. I also think that if the league wants at-large bids, they’ll need to play 11 games to gain favor with the selection committee. If I was looking at 8-2 Brown and 8-3 Villanova, that might be tough call. On the other side, if Villanova is 9-2 and Brown, 8-2, or 9-1, what would they do. 11 games would level things.
Change comes slow in the Ivy, but they’re finally participating in the playoffs and that’s a good thin indeed.
This Princeton Tigers Fan fully supports Ivy League are able to participate in the FCS postseason.
As always excellent work John!!!