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...double-overtime win over Brown.But the Crimson was bitten by an injury bug that ravaged the receiving corps, losing senior Rodney Byrnes in the opener and senior Ryan Tyler and junior Corey Mazza in the season’s first few games.After a difficult loss to No. 15 Lehigh, Harvard hit the low point of its early season in a 27-13 loss to Cornell. Star junior running back Clifton Dawson gained just 39 yards and O’Hagan threw three interceptions for the second week in a row while passing for only 95 yards. Yet despite some questions...
...defeated Harvard during his tenure as offensive coordinator. In 2003, his unit led the league in scoring, total offense, and passing offense. Lamb replaces former offensive coordinator Dave Cecchini, who departed Cambridge in the winter for The Citadel to rejoin head coach Kevin Higgins. Cecchini worked with Higgins at Lehigh prior to joining the Crimson staff in 2004. Defensive line coach and recruiting coordinator Eric Westerfield also departed for The Citadel. His position has not yet been filled by Murphy. In the meantime, Lamb will shoulder some recruiting duties for the Crimson. The Natick, Mass. native will be responsible...
...NCAA, and 14 wild-card wrestlers are selected by a vote among league coaches to join the group.Overall in the EIWAs, Harvard finished fifth out of 13 teams in the tournament, putting up 79.5 points. The Crimson placed just behind Navy, which finished with 86 points, while Lehigh, Cornell, and Penn finished in the top three, respectively.No. 2 Ogunwole—who had finished fifth last year in the EIWAs in the 285 lbs.—continued to build on his successful season by defeating Tanner Garret of Navy, 3-2, in the finals, en route to securing...
...Harvard wrestling team played host to Lehigh and Army in its home opener Saturday at the Malkin Athletic Center, and emerged winless in the midst of an already rough start to the season. The Crimson (1-5, 0-2 EIWA) could not overcome numerous injuries and had to forfeit its matches at 125 lbs. and 133 lbs. No. 14-ranked Lehigh defeated Harvard, 29-9, in the first match. In this weekend’s other action for the Crimson, Army rolled to a 30-10 victory over the Harvard wrestlers later in the same day. The Crimson had strong...
...embarrassed to even say where we go to school when asked, instead trying for “oh, a school in Boston.” Yet at sporting events we have no problem chanting “safety school” or “Where is Lehigh?” GQ Magazine noticed and named Harvard in the top 10 for worst fans. We should be ashamed.3. Bank haters. With the seemingly endless procession of new money machines and smiling tellers, some have bemoaned the Square’s loss of character. Unfortunately these foolish people fail to realize...