Word: bruin
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Harvard gave Brown a scare late in their first-round match, closing a six-goal gap to 11-8 in the fourth quarter. But the Bruin defense, following the pattern of previous games, shut down the Crimson in the final minutes, as Brown pulled away to a 14-8 decision...
...measure of how well the Crimson played was that the squad stayed within six goals without Munatones, lost before the half with three penalties, and despite the disallowal of two goals in the third stanza--because they were immediately preceded by foul calls on Bruin defenders...
Brown ended any hopes that the Crimson had of winning in regulation when Bruin back Linda Kent booted the ball from the corner into a crowd in front of the Crimson net O'Day snatched up the cross and smacked the ball off the left post The ball dribbled over the goal line to knot the score...
This time it was linebacker Joe Azelby's turn to pull is a pass from Potter and give the stumbling Harvard offense another chance. On first down at the Harvard 48, Potter rifled a throw over the middle to flanker Ron Mosley. Azelby, who was going for a Bruin player to his left, saw Potter's delivery at the last second, reached to his right and snared the ball one-banded...
Margolis also had an outstanding game against Brown, needing no Halloween costume to send shivers down the spines of Bruin QB Joe Potter. On one notable play in the first half, Potter dropped back to pass, and the protection looked adequate. All of a sudden, he glanced over his left shoulder and saw Margolis, all alone, coming with nostrils flaring. Potter panicked, as he did much of the afternoon, and just let the ball go. The pass hopped, skipped and jumped its way to an incompletion...