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...just felt we had to give another man a spot at that position...and I think Clem responded pretty well today.” McDavid averaged 40 yards per punt on four attempts against the Quakers. Harvard employed a somewhat unique style for much of the game??McDavid would field the snap, roll right or left, and then kick the punt on the move. The strategy appeared to work, as both McDavid and the coverage unit performed well. The Quakers’ Adam Francks only attempted to return two of the punts for a total of five yards...
...score at which the game ended. Cornell’s skaters left the Bright Center ice with a one-goal victory. This after trailing by that same margin with 5:06 left to play, this after watching Daigneau and the Crimson steal the momentum and nearly carry it to game??s end. “It was pretty quick,” Johnson said. “I didn’t see it coming. It looked like everything was going well—we were playing well.” The tide had somehow turned...
...minutes into the opening half, when Tornaritis was the first player to gain possession of a ball put into the box by freshman Marcel Perl. He lofted it up and over the charging Penn goalie for a one-goal lead. Tornaritis notched his second goal of the game??and 12th of his career—late in the second half to give the Crimson the decisive lead. He finished his career with one more goal than his twin brother and teammate, Anthony. “They have been big players for us their entire careers and they really...
...just trying to get a lot of balance with our play-calling and try to mix it up,” Harvard coach Tim Murphy said. “We were just trying to keep them off balance.” With three touchdown passes to Widman in the game??s first 27 minutes, fans, too, may have felt a little off-center. The first came just after Penn had taken a 3-0 lead on its first drive. Widman broke from the line and settled in the back of the endzone. Sophomore quarterback Liam...
...extra-point attempts, the Harvard football team relied on a versatile offensive attack and its ever-improving defense to thump Penn 29-3 at Harvard Stadium on Saturday.H-back and tight end Kelly Widman had three touchdown receptions—one more than he had all season coming into the game??and the Crimson (6-4, 4-2 Ivy) held the visiting Quakers (5-4, 3-3) without a touchdown for the first time since 1997, when Harvard beat them 33-0. “We probably are playing the best defense in the league right...