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Even when Harvard managed to gain control of the ball, it rarely could get it out of its end. The Crimson attack, meanwhile, struggled to maintain possession in the Quaker zone. Penn??€™s uncanny ability to recover nearly every ground ball—16 in the second half to Harvard’s nine—only made the Crimson’s sloppy play all the worse...
...Quakers are a team on the rise. All eight starting position players return from a 2002 squad that finished second in the Lou Gehrig division with an 11-9 record. Led by All-Ivy seniors Andrew McCreery and Nick Italiano, hitting will be Penn??€™s strength. McCreery—who batted an Ivy-best .419 in league competition last season—may be the league’s best pure hitter and was named the Great Lakes League MVP this summer. Meanwhile, Italiano is on the verge of becoming Penn??€™s career hits leader...
...Quakers netted a pair before halftime, narrowing Penn??€™s deficit...
Harvard responded with a goal from Johnson with five minutes remaining, and McBride tallied another goal off a Kane assist, but the Crimson rally was not enough to counter Penn?...
...another group of people appreciated Merchant’s brilliance. These people raise eyebrows when Penn??€™s Koko Archibong is benched and go to sleep wondering whether Columbia coach Armond Hill will make it to 2004. They scan college newspapers for injury reports that team web sites neglected to make clear. They can tell you who’s coming off the bench for the Big Red and who Frank Sullivan is trying to recruit for next year’s Crimson. They’re the first to know when Princeton’s Andre Logan goes...