It took until just before the final weekend of Ivy League play, but the DP writers are finally sold on Princeton's dramatic turnaround.
After floundering in the DP Ivy Rankings since Week 1, the Tigers finally got to second place on the strength of a 20-point jump in the poll.
Other than that, however, the rankings seem to have finally settled down, with the rest of the order staying the same as last week.
The Quakers maintained their huge lead, while Columbia's unexpected success kept them above Brown and Dartmouth.
On the women's side, however, those two teams -- along with Princeton -- are now neck-and-neck for the lead. With first-place votes going to all three contenders, it'll be interesting to see how the final weekend pans out.
Penn seems to have solidified its sixth-place ranking, with fairly large gaps in score between the teams above and below. Barring any big upsets, it'll be tough to move up any further.
