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...superhuman effort by the Penn defense or a natural disaster or him running backwards on the final play of the game so he can set the mark at home next weekend, Dawson will break the 35-year old standard on Saturday. He stands just 53 yards shy of Ed Marinaro??€™s total of 4,715, established at Cornell from...
...took just three years to set, it has stood for 35 more seasons, and for a few hours on Saturday, fans watched and waited to witness the breaking of former Cornell great Ed Marinaro??€™s Ivy League rushing record.And, for at least one more week, the wait continues.Though Clifton Dawson didn’t make history on Saturday, he did plenty to help Harvard (7-1, 4-1 Ivy) to a 24-7 win over Columbia (3-5, 0-5 Ivy) in front of 11,716 fans at Harvard Stadium.Dawson’s performance?...
...held Dartmouth to just 183 yards on the day and forced five turnovers, two on interceptions thrown by starting Big Green quarterback Mike Fritz. The Crimson added four sacks, and held Dartmouth to just 2-for-12 on third down. Dawson now sits just 173 yards away from Ed Marinaro??€™s Ivy League rushing record after amassing 162 yards against Dartmouth. Cornell, Marinaro??€™s alma mater, also put Harvard once again in charge of its own destiny, beating previously undefeated Princeton 14-7, dropping the Tigers into a second-place tie with Harvard. Yale, with...
...Payton Award?). Dartmouth’s best runner is its quarterback (Fritz is fifth in the Ivies in rushing yards). Harvard’s best runner is arguably the best runner in the entire freaking history of the league. Awesome Dawson stands just 338 yards away from breaking Ed Marinaro??€™s all-time Ivy rushing record. With a big day in Hanover, Clifton can set himself up to rewrite the books at home next week. If the Big Green allows 163 rushing yards per game on average, imagine the damage Awesome can do.Prediction: Harvard 37, Dartmouth 13.YALE...
Harvard’s offense will also feature senior running back Clifton Dawson. With his two rushing touchdowns against Princeton, Dawson moved into sole possession of the Ivy League career rushing touchdown record. All that’s left for him is Cornell’s Ed Marinaro??€™s mark of 4,715 rushing yards, which Dawson needs 337 yards...