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...committed four turnovers, two of them picks by novice thrower Nathan Ford. Luke Siwula got only 13 carries and still managed to top 100 yards, while Ford tossed a whopping 36 passes. I trust Jim Knowles to recognize the silliness of this distribution and entrust the ball to his All-Ivy running back. Siwula should get little resistance from a Yale defense that was minced by San Diego in last week’s blowout to the tune of 43 points. Prediction: Cornell 24, Yale 14PENN (1-0) VS. VILLANOVA (0-3)This crosstown clash features two members of Philadelphia?...
...what value those who are at Harvard only for athletics bring. Of course, athletics can be an important part of the admissions equation, mirroring such extracurricular activities as music or student publications, but it should not have a special, exalted status. Giving athletes special advantages for throwing a ball hard or running quickly undermines the meritocracy that the College should strive for in its admissions process.Finally, and perhaps most importantly, Harvard and other institutions need to find a way to peel back the glossy covers of wealthy students’ applications. This can be done somewhat in an interview...
...categories a year ago. Through a game this season, DeOssie has already accumulated 13 tackles and a half of a sack. Add in senior quarterback Joseph DiGiacomo, who passed for 206 yards and two scores a week ago, and you have two formidable players on both sides of the ball.“He’s one of the best quarterbacks we’ll see this year,” Berg said of DiGiacomo. “He has a great arm, he’s pretty mobile, he can run when he needs to, and we?...
...coach John Kerr. “But we have enough fire power, enough belief in ourselves that we were able to come and win that one.”Harvard’s winning goal came with 7:57 minutes left in overtime. Junior forward Matt Hoff crossed the ball directly in front of the goal, allowing freshman midfielder Brian Grimm to head in his first goal of the season.The game, however, did not start out in the Crimson’s favor—Vermont found the back of the net only 15 minutes into the game...
...times and were ultimately able to exploit their scoring chances.Nearly halfway through the first period, UConn was awarded a penalty corner.Moments later, a series of three flawless passes and a screaming shot across the circle converted into a Huskies goal. It would be the first and last time the ball would find its way beyond the goal line.Trailing by one at the half, the Crimson players marched back onto the field with determination, ready for a fresh start.While the Huskies did have control of the ball for the majority of the second period, their domination proved to be only...