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...while junior kicker Matt Schindel set the all-time Harvard school record for field goals by a kicker with a 36-yard boot with 12:52 left in the game. The game featured a penalty-ridden performance by both of the Crimson’s lines, with fourteen Harvard flags for 98 yards. Nine of those penalties came in the first half, as the Crimson entered the break with a 14-7 advantage. Columbia’s rushing game actually moved backwards in the first half, 'gaining' minus-three yards before the break. Dawson went into the intermission with...
...weather and the type of game it was, he did a real good job of managing the game.”Though most of his duties on Saturday consisted of handing the ball to one of the Crimson tailbacks, his 37-yard touchdown on a third-and-fourteen heave for senior wideout Corey Mazza—along with a completion percentage near 70—showed that he was ready to air it out if necessary.“I was pleased with what [O’Hagan] did,” Murphy said.SCRAPES AND SCRAPSDawson?...
...apparent lack of focus, Harvard still appeared the superior team for nearly the whole game. On the day, the Crimson posted 24 shots and held a 9-1 advantage in corner kicks, but Crusader goalkeeper Jessica Stone stood strong against Harvard’s offensive onslaught to record fourteen saves. In the opening frame, the Crimson controlled play and rarely allowed pressure into its own half. But after a seemingly endless number of near-misses and unlucky breaks, Harvard found itself in a scoreless match at the break. “The focus wasn’t there today...
Since you’ve got your work cut out for you, it’s a good thing you recognize your shortcomings—acting like a fourteen-year-old isn’t attractive to anyone (even other fourteen-year-olds). You haven’t provided me with details, but my guess is that any of the following may or may not have been involved: a) cheap alcohol, b) ogling of various body parts and/or other random objectification, or c) the phrase “Hey baby, want to come over and watch Party of Five...
...earned sixth place with 196 points. Competing for the George Warren Smith Trophy at MIT, the Crimson finished thirteenth out of 21 schools. The B-division team of senior Marion Guillaume and sophomore Kerry Anne Bradford finished in the top ten in eight of the day’s fourteen races. Senior Robert McIntosh and sophomore Margaret Wang sailed in the A-division. Considered the tenth best collegiate team in the world in August, the women’s team jumped to third in the September 19 standings. The team’s performance at the Regis Bowl, coupled with...