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...score. Hartigan now has 108 points, which breaks his own school record for most points in a season. In addition, he increased his career rushing total to 4,263 yards, which moves him into third place on the Ivy League’s career rushing list. Hartigan??s 49 career touchdowns leave him one short of the Ivy League record set by Cornell’s Ed Marinaro from 1969-71. Brown’s Steve Morgan kicked three extra points plus a field goal to break the Ivy League record for most kick-scoring points...
Hartigan has rushed for at least 115 yards in seven of eight games this season, and with two more 100-yard performances could eclipse the 1,500 yard mark—something only two Ivy players have done in one season. Hartigan??s 47 career rushing touchdowns are three shy of the Ivy career record set by Ed Marinaro...
...Princeton was next on the slate. Last week, in a muddy game at Brown, the Tiger defense was ravaged by Bears tailback Nick Hartigan for 245 yards, including a 74-yard touchdown. Though Princeton’s defense was heralded, pre-season, to be the strength of the team, Hartigan??s success suggested that Saturday’s matchup would be the game where Dawson would break out of his slump.Add to that that Dawson was healthy at long last, and it made the perfect recipe for a day at the races.“This week...
...Hartigan??s a tough back. There were times when it looked like he was down and he just sprang back into play,” Harvard coach Tim Murphy said...
This time it isn’t Hartigan??it’s Dawson. Harvard’s junior enters tomorrow’s game fresh off another 100-yard contest in which he broke the 3,000-yard career mark for the Crimson. The competition for best back in the Ivies is a Dawson-Hartigan race—likely bad news for the Princeton defense this weekend...