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...came down, a Tiger and a Crimson special teams player tussled and pushed through Berry’s halo and into the senior. The ball came loose and was recovered by Princeton at the Harvard 20. Yes, a flag flew, as it should when there is interference on the kick return. But as I feared in the back of my mind, the flag wasn’t for interference. Illegal block in the back, they called—against Harvard.As the other writers and I tried to understand the call, we could see Murphy livid on the field...
...don’t even know what to say to that, I guess I’m just cuddly,” Hanson responds.On the field, a Hulk-like transformation occurs. Hanson goes from cuddly guy to Crimson beast after the first kick off and doesn’t stop until the last play.The Boulder, Colo. native was not a part of a winning high school team. “We were at the bottom of the league,” Hanson recalls. “But I think it helped me to learn how to be a standout player...
...against the staunch Harvard defense. The teams combined for only seven shots in the first 36 minutes of play.Providence managed to jump ahead at 36:04 when a Crimson defender was called for a foul in the home team’s box. Friar Ryan Maduro converted the penalty kick low right, tallying his second goal of the season.Harvard quickly responded five minutes later, when Fucito sprinted down the right sideline, shook off defenders, and delivered a cross to junior Andre Akpan. His header past Providence goalie Tim Murray was Akpan’s seventh of the season.Buoyed...
...game, Sheeleigh delivered when took the ball up the right side of the goal, dribbled past the entire Tiger defense, and crossed a perfect ball to the foot of junior Kelli Okuji, who rocketed a shot in for her first goal of the season. Sheeleigh then nailed a free kick from 30 yards out just seven minutes later. Harvard never looked back. “We came into this game with a lot of intensity and we really played as a team,” junior Lizzy Nichols said. It was a total team effort, as it has been...
...basically what the game came down to.”The big fourth-quarter performance included a good read from senior defensive end Peter Ajayi where he dropped Culbreath for a 4-yard loss on 3rd-and-goal from the two. The loss forced the Tigers to kick a 23-yard field goal instead of getting the seven it had so easily earlier in the game.But Ajayi wasn’t alone in his second-half heroics. Senior linebacker Eric Schultz seemed to be all over the field, wreaking havoc on Princeton quarterback Brian Anderson and his offensive attack. Schultz...