Tommy Crenshaw was Princeton’s streaky, big-arm quarterback with late-season upside
In the 2000 season, Tommy Crenshaw showed real boom-or-bust traits for Princeton: he finished with 430 passing yards, 1 passing touchdown, 3 interceptions, and a 54% completion rate, which points to a QB who could move the offense but also left room for growth. His best case was arm talent and resilience—Princeton notes he improved sharply over a three-week stretch in 1999, and he once delivered the Tigers’ first 300-yard passing game in nearly a decade. The catch: a broken throwing wrist ended his 2000 season, so durability is part of the evaluation.
