After Princeton's disappointing home loss to Dartmouth, in which the Tigers did not grab a single offensive rebound, I was desperate to know when the last time was that the orange and black went an entire game without a second chance on the glass.
After some thorough legwork and the help of Robbie Allen at StatSheet, I have the answer!
December 30, 1998.
Honolulu, Hawaii.
Second round of the Rainbow Classic.
1:00 am ET tipoff.
Texas grabs 11 offensive rebounds.
Princeton grabs zero offensive rebounds.
Tigers still win 56-46.
That's the only other time this has happened in a Princeton game since the start of the 1996-97 season. Just one offensive board for a game has happened five times during the same span.
It is surprising that the answer comes from a team with Chris Young and Mason Rocca on the roster.