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...skit, Toci cited 20 reasons why Harvard football will never rise from the Division I-AA ranks to Division I-A, the highest designation in college football...
...until more than four minutes into the second quarter, when the score was already 21-0 in favor of the Crimson after Dawson’s third touchdown run of the day, this time from two yards out.Harvard’s rushing defense, statistically the best in Division I-AA, limited Brown to just 35 rushing yards, a week after holding Holy Cross to 40.“We just needed to do a better job establishing the run,” Estes said.“We looked and saw that we’re going...
...until more than four minutes into the second quarter, when the score was already 21-0 in favor of the Crimson after Dawson’s third touchdown run of the day, this time from two yards out.Harvard’s rushing defense, statistically the best in Division I-AA, limited Brown to just 35 rushing yards, a week after holding Holy Cross to 40.“We just needed to do a better job establishing the run,” Estes said.“We looked and saw that we’re going...
...mixed up the looks and made it a little bit easier for our secondary guys.”“They worked hard since last spring and all through the summer, and their goal is to be the best, not just in the Ivy League or I-AA,” Williams said. “Our defensive line is amazing.”—Staff writer Malcom A. Glenn can be reached at mglenn@fas.harvard.edu...
...past, amassing 583 yards and eight touchdowns in four career games against the Patriot League foe. The Crusaders were also the victim of Dawson’s 21st game of 100 yards or more in only 30 career games. He also ranks second among active players in Division I-AA in career rushing yards per game . For his efforts, Dawson was named Ivy League co-offensive player of the week with Penn running back Joe Sandberg. Just another day at the office for a workhorse who has been carrying the load for three excellent seasons...