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...turnovers than it has surrendered for three straight games. Not surprisingly, the change has started with O’Hagan. Harvard’s signal caller has limited his mistakes, putting together back to back interception free performances against Lafayette and Princeton before throwing two picks last week against Dartmouth. “I give Liam an A for effort and an A for toughness and resiliency,” Murphy said. “He’s obviously still developing as a quarterback in terms of consistency, in terms of reads, and in terms of ball security...
...It’s a team record, not mine.” DAWSOME Record-breaking is nothing new for Clifton Dawson. Saturday was just another notch on his belt. Make that a huge notch on his belt. In Harvard’s 42-14 shellacking of Dartmouth, Dawson vaulted himself into first place on the Crimson all-time rushing list. In gaining his 3,335th yard on Saturday, he passed the previous mark of 3,330 yards set by Chris Menick ‘99. And Dawson accomplished his feat in less than three years. “I knew...
...immensely this year. To call this season a breakout year would be a gross understatement, considering that the past three years saw Balkema amass a total of just 24 tackles, compared to 40 this year with three games still to play. A career-high 13 of them came against Dartmouth last weekend. His three sacks against the Big Green are also tied for best in a single game by an Ivy League player this season. No Ivy player has totaled more than Balkema’s five tackles for loss in a single contest either.But all of this has come...
...There were times last year,” the coach added, “when he was unstoppable with his speed and skill.’ Donato looked like a genius during Saturday’s season opener, a 6-2 win over traditional league powerhouse Dartmouth. Du led the way with two goals and two assists, weaving through the Big Green’s defensive corps like it was standing still. At 16:39 in the first period, the center tied the game at 1-1 with a redirection in front of the net, zipping through the crease with...
...John Stamatis—Harvard (4-8-2, 0-4-1 Ivy) played one its youngest line-ups yet. Stamatis sat out of the 2-1 loss to Holy Cross (8-7-0, 2-4-0 Patriot) because of a red card he was given in a loss to Dartmouth this past weekend. Three games ago, freshman Michael Giammanco returned from a broken clavicle, and ever since, he and fellow classmates Peter Glenmullen and Marcel Perl have been in the back line along with captain Will Craig. “Giammanco would have been playing from...