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...room for improvement, and we know where we need to improve,” Murphy said. “But once again, we had some kids that played really well. We take away the mistakes, it could have been a much different football game.” RED HANDED Improvements can start with the red zone offense. Of the Crimson’s five red zone opportunities, only two ended in touchdowns, and only four in scores. Twice in the first quarter Harvard found itself inside the Crusader 20, only to be denied a touchdown and forced to settle...
...first possession, which ended in the first of six three-and-outs, Harvard came out firing, as Pizzotti passed on the first six plays, driving down the field for 47 yards. But then, the beast that proved to be a recurring problem for the Crimson offense—the red zone—reared its ugly head.On first and goal at the four, Pizzotti rushed for a loss of two yards. Then a holding penalty moved the ball back to the 16. A short pass to sophomore receiver Marco Iannuzzi gained four, but an incomplete pass intended for sophomore wideout...
...first possession, which ended in the first of four three-and-outs, Harvard came out firing, as Pizzotti passed on the first six plays, driving down the field for 47 yards. But then, the beast that proved to be a recurring problem for the Crimson offense—the red zone—first reared its ugly head.First and goal at the four, Pizzotti rushed for negative two yards. Then a holding penalty moved the ball back to the 16. A short pass to sophomore receiver Marco Iannuzzi gained four, but an incomplete pass to sophomore wideout Levi Richards resulted...
...that doesn't mean compromise is out of the question - physiological factors are far from deterministic. Besides, a simple acknowledgement of the correlation between people's physiology and their politics could perhaps encourage a more forbearing kind of political discourse. Red and blue may never meet, but as Hibbing says, "I've got this naive hope that maybe we would actually be a little bit more understanding of people on the other side of the political aisle...
...fourth floor that recalls the short, bright strokes of color in Klimt’s “Pear Tree” on the first, as well as Josiah Wedgwood’s 18th century English reproduction of the Portland Vase which is not only reminiscent of Greek red and black figure pottery, but also appears in William Michael Harnett’s “Still Life with Bric-a-Brac” along with a late 16th century Iranian torch stand also on display. The connections between works are endless and can be overwhelming if not explored leisurely...