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...provides an enticing target.Also, who the hell is Towson?Prediction: Columbia 24, Towson 17PENN (0-1) AT LAFAYETTE (2-0)In Harvard’s matchup with Penn last season, an early game injury to Quakers running back Brad Blackmon seemed to turn a potentially tight matchup into a laugher. The Crimson did win easily, 23-7, but through no fault of Blackmon’s replacement, then-rookie Michael DiMaggio, who rushed for 83 yards and scored a touchdown.When the Quakers lose to Lafayette tomorrow, I suspect that once again DiMaggio, a potential star in this league, will...
...ready to establish itself as the team to beat in the Ivy League. Harvard (12-8, 5-1 Ivy) led the sorry Bears (1-19, 0-6) by only four at halftime before pulling away in the second half, turning an initially sloppy effort into a 70-49 laugher at Lavietes Pavilion. “I did not like anything going on out there,” Delaney-Smith said of the first half. “As a team, we’re better than that, and we showed that.”One fine showing lasted both halves...
...something you want to happen,” Richter said, adding, “I guess it’s a character-builder, if you want to look at it that way.” SIN CITY As the game transitioned from a mere loss to a laugher, the penalty minutes for both teams grew almost exponentially from period to period. After a quiet opening frame in which it was whistled for just two minor penalties, the Crimson committed 12 minutes’ worth of penalties in the second period and a whopping 34 in the third. The Eagles...
...nine assists. After missing the entire 2005 season, Fucito rebounded by being honored as the team’s most valuable player. Two games stand out as the hallmarks of Fucito’s impressive season. A critical matchup against eventual NCAA qualifier Brown turned into a 6-2 laugher due to Fucito’s two goals and three assists. Fucito showed his brilliance yet again in the Crimson’s first-round NCAA Tournament game against Binghamton, enticing the crowd to yell, “Give it to Fucito!” Despite constant praise for Andre?...
...years later, a New York Times critic wrote, “Mr. Adams does for the arpeggio what McDonald’s did for the hamburger, grinding out one simple idea unto eternity.”Though the review was harsh, Adams says it “was a laugher.”“That guy was an old fogey,” he says of the reviewer, saying that the Times tends to “promote the most conservative reviewers to the position of chief reviewer.”WRITING AND DRAFT-DODGINGIn his senior year...