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...suspended for the team’s first five games for an undisclosed reason, forcing junior Chris Pizzotti to assume the starting role for the first time in his injury-plagued career.Pizzotti performed well in the team’s opener, a decisive 31-14 win over Holy Cross. But a knee injury knocked Pizzotti out of the game just over a quarter in, and sophomore Jeff Witt had to finish the rest of the game as well as start in Harvard’s next contest, the Ivy League opener at Brown.Witt once again performed admirably...
...Crimson opened the season with a 14-13 win over Holy Cross and closed with a 12-11 win over Brown, but found its youth and inexperience too often exposed between these two stirring victories...
...Frank Sullivan said about losing the big man mid-season.With Cusworth manning the post, the year opened nicely, with a 75-71 non-conference victory over Maine. From there, though, Harvard was dealt two straight losses by stronger opponents in Boston University and Michigan, and a third defeat against Holy Cross put the Crimson at 1-3.But then, Harvard rattled off six victories in its next seven games, knocking off both New Hampshire and Vermont on the road in overtime. In the Vermont game, sophomore standout Drew Housman notched 25 points while Cusworth grabbed 16 rebounds. Things were finally beginning to click...
...coach, new attitude. That was the story for the Harvard cross-country and track teams this year, as Jason Saretsky came from Iona to take over the reins after the departure of Frank Haggerty ’68. Saretsky brought a new focus on training and competition to a team long accustomed to a place near the bottom of the Ivy League. The last Heptagonals Championship of any kind won by the Crimson was at the outdoor meet in 1985, a statistic that Saretsky hopes to change. The first step toward that goal was the creation of a traveling squad...
...blistering cross-tailwind that whipped some lanes into course-record speed simply didn’t reach us; several crews we had beaten earlier in the year, and one we had beaten earlier in the day, flew by us like we were stuck in reverse. We finally crossed the line in fifth place. By all accounts, a crushing disappointment...