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Shortly after Denham cut ties with Sowood, Larson’s fund closed its doors amid heavy losses in the credit market, marking a loss of $350 million for Harvard’s endowment...
...really got the ball rolling. It was nice to come in swinging, instead of having a feeling of desperation.” The Crimson also gained revenge for the demoralizing upset it suffered at the hands of the Lions on its last trip to New York in 2005. That loss broke Harvard’s streak of 12 dual-meet victories and represented the first time Columbia defeated the Crimson since 1989. This time, Harvard left no room for error in meticulously dismantling the Lions. “Two years ago, it was really disheartening,” co-captain...
...just two official sacks, the Yale offensive line that had given up just eight all season watched senior quarterback Matt Polhemus get hit time after time. In arguably his best performance of the season, in his final game, Bagdis registered six tackles, including two and a half for a loss, one of which was a sack. Junior linebacker Eric Schultz contributed five tackles, one and a half for a loss, and the other sack. Polhemus ended the day with two completions and as many interceptions.But it was not the pass rush that started the shellacking. Facing Yale junior tailback Mike...
...Colgate forward Tyler Burton scored the first of his two goals against Richter from point-blank range after he received a pass from Peter Bogdanich.And from there, the momentum swung entirely in favor of the Raiders.Still, with such a strong start this season, the Crimson players know that this loss can build resilience and strengthen focus. “At this point in the season, you can look at it a lot of different ways,” Taylor said. “We have a lot of games left, and if we can take this and learn from...
...Andrew Flanagan, two of the Crimson’s best wrestlers, sat out due to injuries, Harvard had a chance to showcase two of its newest recruits in freshmen Corey Jantzen and Andy Olsen, who finished third at 174 and 141, respectively. Jantzen had three major decisions, his only loss on the day coming from Penn State’s Frank Molinaro in the semifinals. Olsen, also 5-1, nabbed third place in his weight class after taking a match by fall over Edward Ruth of Iron Eagle Wrestling Club. Overall, seven Crimson freshmen made their collegiate debuts...