Word: repeatability
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...results of this study hold together well,” Rosner added. “The next steps are to repeat the experiment, and to follow these infants into later life to see if these tendencies continue...
...course, Payne wouldn’t mind if his ultimate impact on the program went beyond that bit of trivia. Despite the pressure of patching up a revamped line on a team that hopes to repeat as Ivy League champions, Payne saw that challenge as one of the most attractive things about Harvard when he considered applying...
Cover boys Rose, Morris and Balestracci—three of the conference’s four biggest talents, along with Brown’s Chas Gessner—have made Harvard the sexy pick for this year’s Ivy championship. The Crimson was overwhelmingly voted to repeat in last month’s survey of the league’s sportswriters in a likely bow to the big-play possibilities of Harvard’s Big Three...
With 13 of 22 starters lost—including six All-Ivy honorees on defense—the 2002 Crimson doesn’t even halfway resemble last year’s Ivy champions. Which, of course, makes the near-unanimous selection of them to repeat all the more puzzling...
From pass protection to run blocking, pass rushing to rush defense, there are just too many things that need to conveniently fall into place for Harvard to be seriously expected to repeat, let alone revisit perfection. Not when there are teams out there like Brown, with an offense almost as explosive as Harvard’s and fewer holes to fill on defense, or, this reporter’s pick to take the crown, Princeton. The Tigers return 19 starters and may have the most accomodating schedule, facing Harvard, Penn and Brown all at home...