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...often woken up a roommate with getting up to scream at the TV after a missed block in the back call or a strike three called ball four. Last weekend, it was a questionable unsportsmanlike conduct call at the end of the Harvard-Princeton matchup that had me up in arms...
Just to show that this is a complex field, Mondraty's coauthor sees things slightly differently. "I think what we've observed," says Sachdev, "is a functional abnormality that probably follows, rather than precedes, the development of anorexia." The pair plan to conduct a follow-up study on the 10 anorexic patients in about two years to see whether brain activity has normalized in those who've recovered. If it has, that would suggest that what they've observed is a product of the disease - triggered, perhaps, by malnutrition - rather than a hardwired abnormality. Brain-imaging skeptics would argue that...
...Princeton triumph.CALLING CARDPrinceton’s game-winning drive looked to have stalled out after senior safety Danny Tanner broke up a pass on third and four from the Harvard 39-yard line. But after Tanner leapt up and tapped his chest in celebration, the officials called an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty, earning protests from the Harvard sideline.“They’ve got a tough job, but I haven’t seen that call in college football, in the Ivy League,” Murphy said. “I still don’t know...
...fourth quarter Harvard led 28-24 on a Princeton third and four in Crimson territory. On the play senior free safety Danny Tanner broke up a pass to junior tailback Rob Toresco, and proceeded to turn toward his team and hit his chest. Flags flew for unsportsmanlike conduct, and the Tigers got a much-needed first down that would lead to the game winning touchdown pass to junior wide receiver Brendan Circle with 4:37 remaining in the game.“I’m not anybody who gets down on officials,” Murphy said...
...vindication for Murphy, whose decision to go for it on fourth down at the opposing five-yard line a year ago was one of the difference-makers in that game.The most questionable call of this game, though, will be remembered for what might not have happened.An unsportsmanlike conduct penalty on safety Danny Tanner with less than five minutes to play in the game, after a chest-pound that followed a broken pass, led to Princeton’s deciding touchdown. The jury was still out on whether it was, at that crucial juncture of the game, the right call...