ITHACA, N.Y. — Take a look back at Cornell's 28-3 loss to Penn this weekend. 

PLAYER NOTES

• Wide receiver Doryn Smith set career highs in catches (10) and yards (93). His 10 catches were the most by a Big Red player since Lucas Shapiro had 12 against Princeton in 2014. 

• Wide receiver Davon Kiser matched his career high with nine receptions. 

• With 325 passing yards and 54 rushing yards, quarterback Jameson Wang accounted for a career-high 379 yards of total offense. It was Wang's fourth career game with more than 300 yards passing. 

• Wang now has 3,928 career passing yards, the sixth most in program history. 

• Wang's 1,276 yards rushing rank 23rd in program history. 

• Wang moved into sixth place in program history in total offensive yards (4,925), passing  Chad Levitt (4,657 yards) and Ed Marinaro (4,715 yards). 

• Wang is tied for 13th place in Big Red history with 43 touchdowns. 

• Linebacker Noah Taylor led the Big Red with 10 tackles. He's had at least that many in a game twice this season. 

• Linebacker Luke Banbury recorded his first sack of the season and the third of his career. 
   

TEAM NOTES

• The Big Red held Penn's explosive passing offense to a season-low 101 yards on 13 attempts. 

• The 101 yards were the fewest passing yards the Big Red has allowed in a game since it held Columbia to 91 yards in 2021. 

• The Big Red's 431 yards of total offense were the most Penn has allowed all season. 

• Cornell has amassed more than 400 yards of offense in three games this season. 

• Cornell leads the Ivy League in average time of possession (35:35) and has had the edge in that category in 11 consecutive Ivy League games.