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...Yale quarterback Jeff Mroz’s third try at Wright in the end zone was intercepted by James Gasparella with 8:33 left in the fourth quarter, ending a drive by the Bulldogs, who trailed 38-21 at the time. Yale never got the ball back as Brown ran out the clock with a 14-play, 43-yard drive...
...supporting players stepped in and stepped up to fill. Junior Neil Sherlock led the team in rushing, racking up 70 net yards on 11 carries as well as returning a kickoff 22 yards. Sophomore tailback Charles Baakel had six carries for 31 yards, including a 13-yard rush. Sophomore quarterback Liam O’Hagan scrambled for 32 yards and a touchdown. RUN OVER Columbia’s running game really hasn’t gone anywhere all season, but against Harvard, the Lions’ rush was exceptionally anemic. On 27 attempts, Columbia netted minus-14 yards, averaging...
...momentum,” Shoop said. Only two plays after Harvard went up by a touchdown, Hormann was picked off by junior safety Danny Tanner on the Harvard 45-yard line, setting up a Crimson possession that ended six plays later with an O’Hagan quarterback draw for two yards and a touchdown. In his defense, Hormann wasn’t getting any protection in the pocket. Harvard’s pass rush minced the Lions line, and Hormann was sacked five times. “I think Craig [Hormann] was rushed on a couple throws...
...slaughter rule been instituted in the Ivy League?The Harvard football team (5-3, 3-2 Ivy) scored 41 points by halftime, a school record for first-half output, on its way to a 55-7 rout of Columbia (2-6, 0-5) at Wien Stadium on Saturday. Sophomore quarterback Liam O’Hagan, assisted by backup Richard Irvin, led the team up and down the field, scoring six offensive touchdowns.But the real standout plays came from the defense, which added three interceptions and recovered two fumbles.With its third victory in the last four games, Harvard has begun...
...League? The Harvard football team (5-3, 3-2 Ivy) scored 41 points in the first half—more than any Crimson team since 1985—on the way to a rout of Columbia (2-6, 0-5) 55-7 at Wien Stadium on Saturday. Sophomore quarterback Liam O’Hagan, assisted by backup Richard Irvin, led the team up and down the field, scoring six offensive touchdowns. But the real standout plays came from the defense, which added three interceptions and recovered two fumbles. With its third victory in the last four games, Harvard has gotten...