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...unstoppable.”The Crimson opened its season last weekend at the Quality Inn & Suites Invitational in Denton, Texas, where it split with both Kansas and North Texas. Harvard got off on the right foot with a 3-2 walkoff victory in the season opener against the Jayhawks??the team’s first season-opening win since 2005.“We’re ready for more wins,” Vertovez says. “The teams that we played [last weekend]—they beat Arizona and they beat Cal, so they?...
...beat a scholarship school, that is really huge for us.”The Crimson was led by junior Noelle Bassi, last year’s national champion in the 200-yard butterfly. Bassi won three events, including the 200-yard butterfly, in which she bested the Jayhawks?? Big 12 swimmer of the month, Ashley Ledigh, setting a new school record in the process. She also won the 400-yard individual medley and the 500-yard freestyle.“Noelle is an extremely hard worker,” said junior co-captain Jessica Davidson...
...East’s BCS bid.With a win over the Bulls, Rutgers would move another step toward realizing both of those goals. The Scarlet Knights are the better team here, and they should be able to cover the field goal.Final Score: Rutgers 26, South Florida 21Nebraska (-1.5) at KansasThe Jayhawks?? win over Missouri last weekend notwithstanding, Nebraska is the far more impressive team here.The Huskers need the win to become bowl eligible and to keep its outside chance at a Big 12 North title alive. If they win out, they would finish with an 8-3 mark...
...Jayhawks?? swimming and diving program is one with scholarships, unlike Harvard’s, and it tends to attract higher-level athletes because of the money it can offer its swimmers. The Crimson was very unsure about its chances entering the meet and having watched Kansas swim. All except Bassi, that is, who was confident in Harvard...
...true moment of glory for the Crimson came in the last race of the meet in the 200-yard freestyle relay, though. Harvard had lost all evening to the Jayhawks?? relays, but all the Crimson had to do was not be disqualified in order to clinch the win. But after being beaten three times already, Harvard wanted some payback and came back to win the relay over the Kansas team...