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...gets bigger and stronger those things tend to disappear.” Sophomore Steven Williams stepped into Berry’s place and took advantage of the opportunity, making two interceptions. Sophomore safety Doug Hewlett also added a pick. Berry should be able to return next week against Columbia, Murphy said. FAMILIAR FACES Saturday’s match up was the first head-to-head contest between Murphy and Dartmouth coach Buddy Teevens, who have been friends since childhood. Both said they were impressed by what they saw of the other from the opposing sideline...
...Harvard fans are going to have to swallow their pride, put on anything blue they own, and root for the Bulldogs to knock off the Bears. If Brown gets by Yale unscathed, the race is pretty much done. The Bears finish up against Dartmouth and Columbia and with the Ivy title on the line, they won’t drop one of those games. But if the Bulldogs come through with a win, things could get very interesting. Harvard will have to win out, which is hardly an easy task. Princeton would have to drop one more game, most likely...
...result, the Crimson (7-5-3, 1-3-2 Ivy) saw its chances of obtaining an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament grow a bit slimmer, while the Big Green (11-3-1, 4-1-0) now finds itself alone in first place in the Ivy League after Columbia shocked Yale on Friday.The loss comes on the heels of Harvard’s excruciating 2-1 loss to Princeton at Ohiri Field last weekend, when the Tigers scored the game winning goal with just 14 seconds remaining. Prior to these two games, the Crimson hadn’t lost...
...outplayed teams. To come up short so many times has been really hard on us, especially because we’ve been playing well. It makes it hard to be so close.” One final contest remains for the Crimson, which will travel to face Columbia in Hoboken, N.J. next Saturday. Despite the temptation to ease up given the team’s recent struggles, Harvard intends to be unrelenting in what will be the last game for six members of the team: McDavitt, Sackovich, Kristen Keating, Beverly Ting, Laura Werner, and Beth Sackovich. Although the Crimson?...
...just about anybody can beat anybody.”As far as goals for the final three games, Murphy says the Crimson will be doing little watching of other teams’ schedules. “We have one goal,” he said. “Beat Columbia...