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...Harvard offense, the Quakers put together a six-play, 62-yard touchdown drive that was topped 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 17-7 just 1:30 into the second quarter...
...half against Brown, Harvard realizes that every minute counts against the Big Green. “It’s all about every single member of the team kind of looking into the mirror and deciding whether or not they’re going to be ready for the kickoff.” Altchek said. “We’re just trying to get in the right place as a team...making sure that when the whistle blows on Sunday, we’ll be ready.” The Crimson’s high-scoring offense, ranked...
...more intangible. And [putting in O’Hagan] gave us that.”O’Hagan, for his part, was thrilled to be back in the fray.“I was itching to get into the game the whole time, since starting kickoff,” O’Hagan said. “I don’t know why I got put in there. I guess it was sort of a feel thing for Coach Murphy. He never promised me anything.”But Pizzotti’s results in 2006 hardly merit...
...downing four of its seven punts inside the Harvard 20 after opening the game with a block and a 14-yard punt.All the special teams drama was reminiscent of last season’s matchup, when Princeton’s Jay McCareins erased a late Harvard lead with a kickoff return for a touchdown in a 27-24 Princeton triumph.CALLING CARDPrinceton’s game-winning drive looked to have stalled out after senior safety Danny Tanner broke up a pass on third and four from the Harvard 39-yard line. But after Tanner leapt up and tapped his chest...
...over Lafayette. “Our kids love to play Princeton.”After another struggle this weekend, Harvard will have a hard time getting fired up for future contests against the Tigers’ special teams unit.The game-changing performance last year was a 93-yard kickoff return for a touchdown by former Princeton wideout Jay McCareins that gave the Tigers the 27-24 victory. This time, a number of bizarre special-teams plays were integral to the Harvard loss.“There are plenty of responsibilities, starting with me, to get some things fixed...