Word: attacked
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Princeton, facing the Crimson's senior-laden defensive front seven, relied on its passing attack throughout the game. The Tigers unveiled a new five-wide receiver set against Harvard, which they used with some success...
Crenshaw completed 21-of-40 passes for 242 yards. Princeton may have lacked confidence in its running attack because of starting running back Derek Thiesen's suspension due to an NCAA violation. Another part of the reason for the glut of passing was probably the Crimson's defensive scheme...
While Harvard had difficulty passing all day, regardless of wind conditions, Princeton's aerial attack heavily depended upon having the wind. Throwing against the wind in the first quarter, sophomore quarterback Tommy Crenshaw netted 27 yards, the following quarter the gusts helped him rack up 92 yards...
...Nation, The New York Times and the well respected media watchdog group FAIR (Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting) for his racially biased reporting. FAIR's extensive article on Emerson's reporting history can be read at www.fair.org/extra/9901/emerson.html. Whenever an event that could potentially be construed as a terrorist attack occurs, Emerson is quick to point a finger at the Muslim community without any substantive evidence...
...could not topple, even if that means discarding the tattered remains of the bipartisan consensus on foreign affairs. Last year, when Clinton ordered the bombing of Iraq on the eve of his impeachment, Senate majority leader Trent Lott was unafraid to issue a statement questioning the timing of the attack. In April, House Republicans defeated by a tie vote a measure in support of the NATO campaign against Serbia...