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...wide receiver Ryan Tyler—the first time a score has been produced on the first drive all season. One of Dawson’s touchdown runs followed in the second quarter, giving Harvard a 14-0 edge heading into halftime. Up 28-7 after O’Hagan??s sneak during the heavily penalty-aided drive, Dawson followed with his last touchdown of the day. Then O’Hagan scored the last of his three touchdowns—two on the ground, one through the air—on a three-yard...
...most surreal about the loss was just that, that despite all the good omens, it was still a loss. A handful of unfortunate screw-ups and baffling calls from the sidelines were food for disbelief. That Harvard lost on Saturday raised serious questions, and not about O’Hagan??s arm or Dawson’s health. Wasn’t Derek Davis’ 72-yard rush on the first place of the game a little unexpected—a little surreal—to watch unfold? “We have a crash blitz called...
While Breaux, Legace, and Murt will still see substantial time even if Tyler can play, the addition of a veteran presence in the receiving corps would certainly help O’Hagan??especially with the ball hawking McCareins waiting in the secondary...
...homecoming weekend. The Leopards will play at Harvard Stadium in the 2006 and 2007 seasons....Harvard was three-of-four on fourth-down Saturday. The Crimson’s sole missed conversion came at the start of the second quarter on the Lafayette goal line, when O’Hagan??s fourth-down sneak attempt was stopped just short. —Staff writer Lisa J. Kennelly can be reached at kennell@fas.harvard.edu...
...said Lafayette linebacker Maurice Bennett. “We’re thinking to ourselves all week, ‘Can we get one?’” In Harvard’s opening series of the second half, for example, O’Hagan??s attempt on second-and-19 was easily batted away at the line of scrimmage. His subsequent try to wide receiver Joe Murt on third-and-19 was nearly intercepted. But O’Hagan was also more judicious in his decisions, taking time to scramble out while he waited...