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...Brad Maurer on third-and-12. COLGATE 16, PRINCETON 10PRINCETON, N.J.—Jordan Scott ran for 112 yards and a touchdown as Colgate beat Princeton 16-10 on Saturday. The Raiders (3-2) appeared ready to roll to an easy victory after they scored twice in the game??s first three minutes, but the Tigers (3-1) defense soon stiffened and kept Colgate off the board until the fourth quarter. However, Princeton’s offense could muster little success on the day, scoring its only touchdown on a 34-yard pass from Jeff Terrell...
...Harvard’s 23.The defense trudged back on to the field and held, forcing Cornell to settle for a field goal and a 17-0 lead.But 17 points would be more than enough. Despite the defense’s ability to slow the Big Red running game??which entered Saturday ranked tops in the Ivies—the Crimson never threatened Cornell’s lead.Harvard added two touchdowns in the fourth quarter on runs by Dawson and O’Hagan to avoid being shut out for the first time since 1998, but by then...
...pumped up,” Altchek said. “We were all expecting that third goal to come.” Unfortunately for Harvard, it would be Cornell that grabbed the game-winning third goal, as Wekwete was able to score unassisted on a counterattack in the game??s final moments. The Crimson fell despite outshooting the Big Red 23-14 for the game, including doubling up on the host in shots in the second half, with 10 to Cornell’s five. Harvard also had twice as many corner kicks after halftime...
...Ithaca, the Harvard football team lost that attitude. Think back to last year. Remember the Ivy opener against Brown. The Crimson was down 21 at the half and yet stormed out of the locker room after the break as though it was a different game. Remember after the game??which Harvard came back to win 35-34—how one player after another talked about how there was no way the team was going to lose that game. No one was going to let it happen. Better yet, recall the start of this season. First...
...interceptions as well.But Saturday’s woes were not an aberration for a team that now averages almost four turnovers per game. The Crimson led the Ivies with a +9 turnover margin last season. This season, Harvard is dead last in the league with a -1.5 margin per game??and 108th of 116 I-AA teams. For Murphy, this year’s downturn was the most disappointing facet of an utterly disappointing defeat.“It’s the heart and soul of what we preach, and it’s been such...