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...already posted three 1000-plus-yard seasons, and another one is not out of reach.He is also on pace to break both the league rushing and overall touchdown records. Dawson currently stands at 47 total endzone visits, seven short of the record set by Brown’s Nick Hartigan last year. Hartigan’s record of 52 rushing touchdowns is a bit further away, with Dawson sitting at 43 after the season’s first week.But the 5’10, 200 pound senior says records are the last thing on his mind...
...league hemorrhaged talent and experience after last season, with stalwarts like Brown’s Nick Hartigan, Yale’s Jeff Mroz, and Princeton’s Jay McCareins all graduating. As a result, the picture is muddied by untested starters at key positions. The quarterback situation is especially murky, with five starters making their debuts last weekend...
BROWN The Bears return six starters on defense, but the five lost were each All-Ivy players last season. Senior linebacker and first team All-Ivy pick Zak DeOssie returns to anchor the rebuilding unit. The team also lost Ivy Player of the Year Nick Hartigan, a running back later cut by the Jets, so Brown will look to the air more with senior quarterback Joe DiGiacomo and senior wideout Lonnie Hill, both honorable mention All-Ivy picks last season...
...last season’s Ivy championship. This season, the Bears suffered a decisive early-season loss to then-No. 3 SMU by a score of 5-1. But Brown bounced right back to battle with BU and earn a tough 1-0 victory off the foot of freshman Nick Elenz-Martin with just 26 seconds left in regulation. The Bears are also in the “Others receiving votes” category of the NSCAA National rakings—just a bit out of 25th place. —Staff writer Gabriel M. Velez can be reached...
...championship season, while in 2005, it was a 38-35 double overtime thriller in Harvard’s home opener that was the lone loss for the 9-1 league champs.The differences then were that Brown was playing with running back Nick Hartigan, the 2005 Player of the Year and third-leading rusher in Ivy League history. And in ’04 and ’05, the Crimson quarterbacks were Ryan Fitzpatrick ’05 and junior Liam O’Hagan, respectively. On Saturday, Harvard will see the first start ever from sophomore quarterback Jeff Witt...