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...YORK—For a brief while Saturday, it appeared that the Harvard band’s rendition of “Jump On It” had become the new Crimson fight song. The “it” was Columbia quarterback Craig Hormann, and the jumping was done by a Harvard defensive line that registered seven sacks and hit Hormann on almost every play, making Sir Mix-A-Lot proud on the way to a 27-12 Crimson victory in front of 2,283 fans at Wien Stadium in New York City.Columbia...
...Quakers and is tied for the team lead with fellow senior Mimi Hanley. Kocurek led all players with 24 digs.The Crimson will close out its season with a final pair of conference home games this coming weekend in Lavieties Pavilion. The team hopes to finish strong against two opponents, Columbia and Cornell, that it believes are beatable.“We’re in good place for next weekend coming in,” Mahon said. “We beat Columbia once, and we beat Cornell in points last time, so it’s just a question...
...Harvard women’s soccer team’s dream of an Ivy League title was swept away Saturday night in New York with a 2-1 loss against Columbia (7-5-4, 2-3-1 Ivy). The Crimson’s defeat, coupled with Penn’s extra-time victory over Princeton, put the league crown out of Harvard’s reach. Despite a well-worked goal from freshman Gina Wideroff moments before halftime, Harvard (10-5-1, 3-3-0) was unable to cope with the Lions’ style of play, allowing two goals...
...Wien Stadium to cover football, I expected much of the same from the Big Apple and its lovable losers as I witnessed during my first visit—a rout. Two years ago, I questioned why the Ivy League had not instituted a slaughter rule to put teams like Columbia out of their misery, to save them the embarrassment of games like the Crimson’s victory in 2005. Coming into Saturday’s matchup, plain numbers favored a repeat of 2005. Harvard entered the game undefeated in the league—two plays away from perfect overall?...
...YORK—The Harvard defensive line looked like the dominant Crimson unit of a year ago during the team’s 27-12 win over Columbia on Saturday, as the front four punished the Lions offensive line to the tune of six sacks for 40 lost yards and a net rushing total of -5 yards for Columbia.Captain defensive end Brad Bagdis and junior defensive tackle Carl Ehrlich had two sacks apiece, while junior defensive end Peter Ajayi and junior linebacker Eric Schultz added one each.The amount of Harvard pressure increased substantially after halftime. Five of the six sacks...