For the first time this year, the Quakers are in the bottom four in the DP Rankings, dropping because of three straight Ivy League losses to the top three teams in the rankings.
Penn is just behind Yale, which moved up two spots after upsetting Princeton last week.
The Quakers had better support in the computers but the DP writers picked the Elis over their home team.
Meanwhile, Harvard jumped over Princeton after the Crimson beat the Quakers and the Tigers fell to Yale.
It has been a long time coming for the Crimson, who started the year first and have been out of the top spot since Week 3 of the rankings.
At the bottom, Dartmouth and Columbia remained in the seventh and eighth spots, respectively, but the Lions still managed to drop even farther.
Despite getting slightly stronger support in the poll this week, the computers downgraded Columbia even more, and it fell from 23.37 to this week's 22.48.
