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...Week honors. Don’t bet on it; the Harvard defense is looking for redemption after allowing four TDs and registering just one takeaway in Week 1. Plus, Liam O’Hagan should have a big day against a Bears D that allowed 300 yards through the air to the Dukes...
Still, there’s a definite sell-high air around Yale, the only ranked Ivy team, right now, and letting a miserable Georgetown team hang around for four quarters last Saturday did little to inspire confidence. Cornell is the apparent buy-low counterpart, but until the Big Red figures out how to win on the road (0-4 away from Ithaca last season, 2-7 the last two), the smart money stays on the blue team...
With 1:19 left and the Crimson up, 28-24, a mental breakdown led to a 40-yard touchdown and a last-second loss, the first in seven years in the team’s season opener. The defense gave up 153 yards rushing and 339 through the air to go along with the four touchdowns. Harvard managed just one sack in the game after posting six in its 2006 debut...
...it’s good timing for the Crimson—O’Hagan looks to have returned to his 2005 form, playing mistake-free football while finding the endzone twice through the air in Harvard’s 31-28 season-opening loss to Holy Cross last Saturday. Not to mention the fact that the Crimson can no longer turn to Clifton Dawson ’07 as a safety valve, as it did the past four years...
...this year, Harvard can—and will have to—air it out. And for the guys who plan on doing the catching portion of that equation, that’s just fine...