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“Coming out of the bridge,” senior five-seat Will Ulrich said, “we went from being up a seat to being down three-to-four seats through the one thousand.”
The Crimson calmly entered the Mass. Ave. Bridge at a slight disadvantage, with Yale still up half a length and Princeton almost a length behind both boats. Then at 1,200 meters down, the Crimson grew tired of the first real deficit it had faced since an opening weekend loss...
Harvard kept the stroke rating constant and picked up some speed heading into the 1,000-meter mark. The Crimson overcame the early six-seat deficit by the 800-meter mark, and Harvard countered the Tigers’ surge at the Mass. Ave. Bridge to take a two-seat advantage...
Pushing its advantage by four seats across each following 500-meter mark, Radcliffe put open water between it and the Terriers slightly past the Mass. Ave. Bridge.
Ultimately, the gap was too wide for Harvard to bridge before time expired, as a strong first half insulated the Big Red against anything the Crimson could put together against it in the second.