Word: jersey
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Saturday in New Jersey, the Crimson didn't have a chance...
...despite using astroturf shoes on La Salle's grass fields, meaning that the players were essentially running around in sneakers. The game was originally supposed to take place at Princeton, but La Salle did not turn in the insurance forms to Princeton in time, so upon arriving in New Jersey the Crimson learned that it would only be able to play at La Salle...
That's because No. 18 Princeton (10-2, 4-0 Ivy) and No. 16 Harvard (7-4, 3-0) will meet that day in New Jersey. A Tiger win, and the Orange and Black wins its third straight league title. If not, then the Crimson would be practically assured of winning its first Ivy crown in five years...
...next four games for Harvard will bring it on the road to New York and New Jersey...
...five football seasons. It might have been the day--true story--that a student athlete was asked to get rid of his soda at a press conference sponsored by a different soft-drink company. How is it that Tennessee quarterback Peyton Manning gets nothing when a Peyton Manning jersey is sold for $70 in Knoxville? According to Walter Byers, the executive director of the NCAA from 1952 to 1987, "The coaches own the athletes' feet, the colleges own the athletes' bodies, and the supervisors retain the large rewards. That reflects a neoplantation mentality on the campuses that is not appropriate...