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...only one catch.“Too many mistakes,” said O’Hagan of his performance. “I put that on me, not thinking the right things out there sometimes, and it cost us the football game.”Sophomore backup Richard Irvin briefly replaced O’Hagan for two series to start the second half, but he only attempted one pass before being lifted. Right from the opening kick, Harvard looked outmatched. The Crimson’s Neil Sherlock muffed the opening kickoff only to recover it and have Dawson fumble...
...Matt Lagace, and freshman Alex Breaux have been lining up out wide for Harvard. Against a Cornell unit that came into the game ranking dead last in the Ivy League in pass-defense efficiency, the backups were unable to get open for quarterbacks O’Hagan and Richard Irvin. The result? Less than 100 yards passing for the first time this season, for a team that came into Saturday averaging 282.2 yards passing per game.“We did not play well as an offensive unit,” Harvard coach Tim Murphy stated simply.The return dates...
...excellent field position and, ultimately, two field goals.At quarterback, the Crimson’s inexperience both under center and at wideout have contributed to the spike in passes picked. With the top three wide receivers sidelined by injury, O’Hagan and his backup Richard Irvin are throwing to a young and untested corps—and they have the quarterback ratings to show for it.Last week, Murphy acknowledged that Saturday’s game would be a tough test for his battered squad.“We can beat this team but we can?...
Harvard is averaging over three turnovers per game with 10 total on the year. Nine of those giveaways have come in the form of interceptions—six by sophomore starting quarterback Liam O’Hagan, and three by his back up, sophomore Richard Irvin...
...Saturday’s game against Lehigh, it was clear that Breaux, who has practiced on the second team with sophomore quarterback Richard Irvin, felt particularly comfortable with Breaux. After entering the game with 13:59 left in the fourth quarter, Irvin led the Crimson on a 10-play, 89-yard drive highlighted by a 23-yard touchdown pass to Breaux, the first touchdown pass of Irvin’s Harvard career and the first touchdown reception of Breaux’s. On the drive, Irvin found Breaux three times for 64 yards, including on third-and-seven from...