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...added a two-point conversion, putting Harvard ahead 21-0, which remained the halftime score after a field goal by junior Matt Schindel was blocked on the last play. The second half was a defensive struggle, with the lone scoring coming on a 37-yard touchdown strike from junior Liam O’Hagan to junior wideout Corey Mazza early in the third quarter. That was to be the only scoring, however, as the Crimson defense continued to dominate. Harvard held Dartmouth to just 183 yards on the day and forced five turnovers, two on interceptions thrown by starting...
...Crimson will roll, keep reading. This matchup features the second and third most efficient passers in the Ivy League, respectively, in Chris Pizzotti and the Big Green’s surprise senior Mike Fritz. Oh, wait, that’s right: Pizzotti got benched in favor of unsuspended classmate Liam O’Hagan, who threw two late interceptions in the Princeton game. If you don’t like to mess with success and are wary of plugging a rusty QB into the heart of the Ancient Eight title race, continue on for some more assurance...
Harvard’s offensive game plan for this week is going to have a slightly different feel with junior quarterback Liam O’Hagan returning to the starting lineup...
...that there haven’t been more turnovers, and that the Crimson has barely faltered in running up a 6-1 record in those seven games. The most memorable of those was last season’s finale, a stirring rendition of The Game in which then-sophomore Liam O’Hagan played the best game of his collegiate career in piloting Harvard to a triple-overtime victory over Yale in New Haven.It was a win for the ages, with a maturing-by-the-minute O’Hagan leading the second-half comeback and finishing...
...last time the Harvard football team lost a game before this weekend was a memorable time. A wild swing of momentum on special teams, a key fourth-down call, and a turnover-free effort by quarterback Liam O’Hagan were the headline-makers against Princeton a year ago, the last time the Crmison lost before rattling off nine wins in a row.So what made the difference this time?A few wild swings of momentum on special teams, a key fourth-down call, the return of O’Hagan from suspension, and some head-scratching officiating marked...