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Since the victory celebrations against Yale nine months ago, it has been a difficult season for the Harvard varsity football team, a season that has seen two players dismissed and three suspended. The most recent incident occurred last week, when senior Keegan R. Toci ’07 was dismissed indefinitely for insulting the team by reading aloud 20 reasons why Harvard football would not rise to Division I-A. The other infractions are not about team disrespect. In fact, they are quite unrelated. In late April, seniors Dan Lane ’07 and James R. Velissaris...
Harvard wide receiver Keegan Toci ’07 was dismissed from the football team by head coach Tim Murphy over a sketch he performed at the team’s annual Skit Night on Sept. 7, a player confirmed last night...
Senior wide receiver Keegan Toci was the latest member of the Harvard football team to be dismissed, Coach Tim Murphy told The Crimson ten days...
...that case it’s a private team matter.”Pizzotti started the season opener against Holy Cross and was lifted for No. 3 quarterback Jeff Witt, a sophomore, when a defender leveled a debilitating sideline hit that hyperextended his knee.The most recent suspension concerned senior Keegan Toci. Last week, Murphy told The Crimson that the former wide receiver had been dismissed from the team indefinitely because of an undisclosed “team matter.”Just a few more blows to the Harvard squad, bringing the total of players dismissed to two and suspended...
...player in an undefeated year and Ivy League championship in just his sophomore season.And he’s hungry for another perfect year.The Crimson was projected to finish first in the Ivy league before the suspension of quarterback Liam O’Hagan and the dismissal of wide receiver Keegan Toci shook the offense up, and Dawson believes the squad can still play at that level.But this will take more than putting up another 1000-yard season: this time he must pull his team out of its slump. “We lost a lot of leadership last year...