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...really afraid that the train might derail,” said Lin, who will be traveling home to New Jersey...
Sometimes the jersey buyers aren’t kids. Bud Murphy recalls the first “19” he sold this year. “A guy comes up to me and asks for a Harvard jersey,” he says. “I tell him the only one available is 19. He says, ‘That’s no problem. That?...
...maybe here, in Harvard Stadium, is the only place where you can put Morris in perspective. Yes, Harvard benefits from the jersey sales—Bud Murphy, who sells them at the games, complains that he only has five left after opening the season with two big stacks. But they wind up in the hands of kids who watch football games at Soldiers Field, for goodness’ sake—not Notre Dame, not Florida State. Harvard. The games are rarely sold out, ineffective kickers aren’t booted right off the team and the national press comes...
However, while it is typical of Palazzo‘s attitude to work on his game from all possible angles, in this case he had an ulterior motive—the jersey itself...
...surrounds the game. We tend to remember things like who had the best tailgate setup, rather than which team had the better offense. We’re more likely to remember specific T-shirt designs—like that classic John Harvard-Bulldog fellatio masterpiece—than the jersey numbers of key players...