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...recent news of top Minnesota high school quarterback Liam O’Hagan’s commitment to attend Harvard in the fall was undoubtedly good news for the next four years of Crimson football. After all, the 6’2, 210 lb. O’Hagan was also recruited by D-IA heavyweights Colorado, Boston College, Vanderbilt and Minnesota, and was both All-Metro and All-State in his senior year at Breck High School...
While football coach Tim Murphy told The Crimson in an interview earlier this month that O’Hagan had decided to focus his efforts to the gridiron, Harvard baseball coach Joe Walsh couldn’t deny when pressed that he would love to have O’Hagan try out for the baseball team as well...
...playing two sports is definitely possible, as these two athletes have demonstrated by becoming major contributors for both of their sports, all while handling the multitude of responsibilities created by playing on two D-I teams. However, whether or not O’Hagan should play baseball as well as football or not is not something I or anyone else can really say. It’s a decision that has to be made jointly by O’Hagan and Murphy...
...Hagan’s ability as a pitcher could clearly help the Crimson baseball team, whose need for good arms will never be exhausted. But before he makes a decision, O’Hagan and Murphy will have to consider exactly how willing they are to risk O’Hagan’s possible injury or lost practice time by playing baseball. If they deem that it’s not worth the risk and that O’Hagan will be better off in the long run only playing football...
Either way, one thing is for certain: this may be the first, but it definitely won’t be Murphy’s last win traced back to Liam O’Hagan...