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...there.” But even the line could not be held fully responsible. Give credit to the Lehigh defense, which shifted the story line from Dawson to his containment. Mountain Hawks coach Andy Coen named the back as the highest defensive priority prior to the matchup, and could foresee his weaknesses. “We have to tackle well,” Coen said before Saturday’s game. “He’s obviously a very fast player, but if you watch him, he has a lot of yards after tackles, and we just have...
...guys are doing a good job making the freshmen feel comfortable and some of the older guys are using their experience to help out on the field,” Altchek said. The Crimson must now put this game behind it and prepare for Saturday’s intense matchup against its old rivals from New Haven, the Yale Bulldogs. Not just a vital Ivy League match, Harvard is in the midst of a 1-3 stretch over the past four games and must quickly find the form it possessed earlier in the season when it started with a stellar...
...list, ahead of Cornell’s Chad Levitt....Freshman running back Cheng Ho scored his first career touchdown in the second half....It was the seventh straight win in the series for the Crimson over Brown....a number of NFL teams sent scouts to Saturday’s matchup, including the Philadelphia Eagles, Arizona Cardinals, and New England Patriots....Patriots coach Bill Belichick also watched the game from the stands....Dawson will finish his career against Brown with 512 yards and nine touchdowns in three games....Eight different Crimson players caught passes from Witt and Irvin...
...their shoulders from the dis they received in the preseason Ivy media poll, relegated to third place despite a championship in 2005. Harvard has a blue chip in its backfield—Clifton Dawson—who should run rampant over a depleted Brown D. In another intriguing matchup, the Bears start the league’s most experienced signal-caller in Joe DiGiacomo while the Crimson, after the suspension of Liam O’Hagan and the injury to Week One starter Chris Pizzotti, trot out the most inexperienced, Jeff Witt, with all of a baker?...
After a difficult non-conference schedule, the Harvard women’s soccer team is itching to begin Ivy League action. This afternoon’s matchup with an accomplished cross-town rival will likely make the team even more eager to finish its non-conference season. The Crimson, in search of its first victory of the season, will find the going tough today at No. 24 Boston University (BU) (5-2-0). Coming off a 1-0 victory over No. 3 Santa Clara last week at the Stanford Invitational, the Terriers have confidence that they can handle a Harvard...