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...last four games, Harvard has gotten back on track after falling to league foes Cornell and Princeton. But with Brown’s 38-21 victory over Yale and Princeton’s 30-13 win over Penn, the chance for the Crimson to make it back-to-back Ivy titles is unlikely. Both Brown and Princeton would have to lose at least one of their final two games for the Crimson to have a shot to tie. “The first three or four games of the year it felt like we were playing uphill...
...also reduces the amount of content that can be covered in any given course. The seven-minute rule, further, can be very unclear. A very hazy line separates when it should and should not apply. After all, the rule is in place mainly so that people who have back-to-back classes have time to get to their next meeting place. Thus the rule is clearly not in effect on weekends; neither is tardiness to an eight o’clock rehearsal acceptable. But what about a four o’clock section? Your three...
...Murphy’s “brother” was hired in the offseason to lead a Dartmouth program that has fallen on tough times ever since Teevens’ first tenure with the Big Green ended in 1991. Before that, he led Dartmouth to back-to-back Ivy League titles. The Big Green has struggled since then, especially last year when it went 1-9, the worst record in school history. As a result, the program fired coach John Lyons and rehired Teevens.Prior to returning to Hanover, Teevens was the head coach at Stanford...
...first quarter of Harvard’s opener to classmate Liam O’Hagan. Since then, O’Hagan has thrown nine of the team’s 12 picks, but has also led the Crimson to two dramatic comeback victories.Despite three-interception performances in back-to-back losses to Lehigh and Cornell, Murphy stuck with O’Hagan this week against Lafayette—perhaps trying to stabilize a position that seems inherently unstable this year for Harvard.Even though O’Hagan is clearly the starter, every time he throws a pick...
After a sluggish first quarter, the Crimson put together back-to-back scoring drives that both culminated with touchdown passes to—of all people—Widman. The senior, who is better known for his lead blocking for Harvard’s ground game, proved that he can help out in the passing attack as well...