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...that day (which ultimately turned into night), there was no greater meaning to what happened on the field. All in the stadium were privileged, and the outcome didn??t even deliver trophies to the ultimate victors. On some level, it wasn’t even about The Game—it was the game that we really cared about...
...want to start on the right foot,” Pizzotti said. “I think that game really set the tone for the season. No matter what position we were in, whenever we were in a hole, we could get out.”But things didn??t go so well in the Crimson’s Ivy opener against Brown, and on that rainy September afternoon, the goal of repeating as Ivy League champions suddenly seemed a lot harder to attain.Though Harvard jumped out to an early lead, a missed extra point and three fumbles...
...back,” Pollak said. “Mike definitely contributed to that connectivity, but he wasn’t afraid to get things done even if it challenged the will of the group at the time. He always steered us in the right direction, even if we didn??t want to.”And Christensen was an integral part of Harvard’s first-place finish at the Yale Spring Opener at the beginning of April. His daily low round in Round 2 helped clinch his first-place overall finish and ensured the Crimson?...
...better of the Crimson in two low-scoring games. “It was a very emotional day on Sunday—last home games, Senior Day,” Vertovez said. “After we lost that first game, it was kind of a shocker. We didn??t expect to lose that first one and in the second we put too much pressure on ourselves and that’s when things fell apart. It’s not like we gave it to them on Sunday, they played better than us so they took...
...made great strides for the program,” said senior co-captain Nick Smith, who led Harvard with 55 ground balls on the season. “We didn??t reach all the goals that we wanted to reach, but I think the senior class can’t be too unhappy with the legacy that they left...