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...with just over five minutes left, Holt faced 90 yards between him and victory, with one of the toughest defenses in league history standing in his way. Still remarkably unfazed, Holt calmly led his team into the closed end of the Stadium, managing the clock masterfully as he converted clutch play after clutch play...
Clarkson had most of the game’s best scoring chances but the Golden Knights could not solve Grumet-Morris, who made several clutch saves to preserve the victory...
...Harvard trenchmen, the Columbia game marked just the latest in a long line of clutch performances. Their run-blocking has been superb throughout this season, catapulting the Crimson backs to nearly 170 rushing yards per game—good for third in the Ivy League—all while holding opponents to a league-low eight sacks. Most impressively, the offense has converted 9 of 11 fourth-down attempts this year, yet another testament to the line’s awesome strength...
...regardless of what happens for the rest of the season, Sedgwick has already affirmed herself as the player who delivered the clutch finish that finally earned Harvard a positive result against ranked opposition. She put the Crimson back on the winning track, and in doing so, she kept the team’s hopes alive for a seventh straight NCAA tournament berth and another Ivy title...
...Yankee vitriol that caused fewer people to watch the World Series this year. It’s true that the games, played three time zones away on the other coast, could seem remote to anyone who does not live in California. But the contests were marked by moments of clutch hitting, including the double Angels cleanup hitter Garret Anderson belted to right field in game seven, and of high human drama, as when J. T. Snow deftly scooped Giants manager Dusty Baker’s three-year-old son from danger at home plate in game five. This World Series...