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...time you have talented individual players and great coaching and week to week schematics, you have the right combination and a high chance of being successful,” said sophomore running back Clifton Dawson, also a unanimous first-team pick...
There was sophomore running back Clifton Dawson, two weeks off of a strained side muscle and running into the record books—again. With his 32-carry, 120-yard performance, Dawson eclipsed the Harvard single-season rushing record of 1,267 yards, set by Chris Menick ’00 in 1997. Dawson ended the season with 1,302 rushing yards and 17 touchdowns...
Fitzpatrick left the field for the final time early in the fourth quarter, joined by fellow starters Dawson and Edwards. The trio celebrated together, having fulfilled its expectations handed down at the beginning of the season. One final time, they combined for four of Harvard’s five touchdowns, producing over 300 yards of offense between the three of them...
...starts with Ryan Fitzpatrick, the captain quarterback with NFL prospects who never let his personal ambition get in the way of team glories. The second-leading passer in Harvard history didn’t complain when sophomore back Clifton Dawson emerged on the scene as a primary offensive threat...
...even get a whiff of the end zone turf in four quarters of play. Save for a second-quarter field goal, the game would have been a complete shutout. Yale’s offense crumbled against a resolute Harvard defense, while the Crimson’s Clifton G. Dawson ’07 broke the Ivy League record for rushing yards in a season against a limp Yalie defensive line. This is the first time since 1922 that Yale’s graduating class has not seen a victory over Harvard at least once. Makes you think twice about Nietszhe?...