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...rare thing that a major Crimson sports team marches all the way to the NCAA Tournament. It’s rarer still that any team, independent of conference affiliation, starts a season so poorly and rattles off 12 wins in a row to rout the rest of the league.The Ivies??€™ second-place finisher. Dartmouth, was just 9-5 in conference play. Quite frankly, nobody else ever had a shot.This Harvard team that has so excelled in my absence carries with it the perimeter punch and the low-post presence to not only dominate the Ivy League...
...keep in mind that selecting from a hat would arguably produce better results than using rational analysis to try to crack the Ivies??€™ unique Friday-Saturday code. We’ll be testing that hypothesis as the month unfolds...
...Adam Gore had more three-point field goals than Goffredo’s 62 among Ivy shooters.But with great skill comes great defensive pressure.As last season’s conference schedule progressed, and as Goffredo continued to improve, he was no longer a surprise in the Ivies??€”he was a threat. Teams focused on shutting him down, and up until the team’s last tilt, a victory over Columbia in which he scored 22, they were generally successful. This year will be no different—but Goffredo is more prepared for the challenge...
...rumbling 62 yards in six plays, including another Sandberg touchdown run from 11 yards out, to take a 14-7 lead they would never relinquish with 1:14 remaining in the first quarter.Sandberg finished the first frame with 56 yards and two touchdowns on just 8 carries against the Ivies??€™ best rush defense.The ensuing kickoff brought more bad news for Harvard, as freshman running back Cheng Ho fumbled the return, which was recovered by Penn at the Crimson 22-yard line.The Harvard defense stiffened, allowing just two yards, but a 38-yard field goal put the Quakers...
...game at seven apiece. After a three-and-out for the Harvard offense, the Quakers put together a six play, 62-yard touchdown drive capped off by an 11-yard Sandberg run. Sandberg finished the first quarter with 56 yards and two touchdowns on just eight carries against the Ivies??€™ best rush defense. The kickoff after the touchdown made things no better for the Crimson, when freshman running back Cheng Ho fumbled the kick and Penn recovered at the Harvard 22. The Crimson defense stiffened, holding the Quakers to just two yards and a field goal, but trailed...