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...practiced once since he injured his hamstring on the Crimson’s opening offensive series of the season, and junior Corey Mazza would like to play, but Murphy does not believe he will be ready this week...Lafayette has the fourth-best pass defense in all of Division I-AA...Harvard fell out of the top-25 rankings this week. It is the first time the Crimson has not been ranked since Oct. 12 of last year...
...long ride from Cambridge to Ithaca, and for the Harvard football team the return trip must have seemed interminable.The No. 20 Crimson came to Cornell with the goal of rebounding from a loss last week to Lehigh that knocked it out of the ranks of the Division I-AA elite. Instead, Harvard (2-2, 1-1 Ivy) limped home with a 27-13 loss to the Big Red (2-2, 1-1) that raises serious questions about whether the Crimson can even compete with the best of the Ivy League.“To state the obvious...
...that.”MAYBE NEXT YEARAfter two straight weeks of sub-par rushing performances—39 yards this week after 59 yards against Lehigh—sophomore running back Clifton Dawson’s chances at the Payton Award, given to the best offensive player in Division I-AA, have gone from slim to none. Saturday, the All-American back carried the ball 24 times and had a late touchdown, but was driven back from the line of scrimmage time and again by a stingy Cornell defense that has always seemed to have Dawson’s number...
...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 an incredible strength for our football program...
...long ride from Cambridge to Ithaca, and for the Harvard football team the return trip must have seemed interminable. The Crimson came to Cornell with the goal of rebounding from a loss last week to Lehigh that knocked it out of the ranks of the Division I-AA elite. Harvard limped home with a 27-13 loss to the Big Red that raises serious questions about whether the Crimson can even compete with the best of the Ivy League. On a cold and rainy day when the temperature didn’t creep above 50 degrees, the Harvard offense spent...