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...know one of the biggest things was Neil Rose [’03], who I had the privilege of spending two years watching play,” Fitzpatrick says. “He’s such a student of the game—very smart, great instincts out there in the field, great leader. I think that’s one of my biggest things, was I was able to sit and learn from...
...after Rose graduated and Fitzpatrick took the helm as the sole orchestrator of Harvard’s offense that the NFL whispers started. At first, it was almost too tantalizing to be trusted...
According to Sullivan, “The protest songs as a genre rose up within this kind-of neo-folk movement in the U.S. that started in the late ’50s, but basically hit its crescendo in the early ’60s and which Dylan very self-consciously abandons in 1964. He got bored with the self-righteousness of the folk movement and sort of turned to his own experiment...
During many of those seasons and again up until Harvard won the Rose Bowl in 1919, the Ivy Leaguers—and Harvard and Yale in particular—established themselves as some of the most dominant teams in college football. Not in the Ivy League, and not simply against Yale, but against the college football world at large...
...Ryan Fitzpatrick is able to lead the Crimson to the fourth consecutive victory over Yale on Saturday, then this group of seniors will be the first Harvard class since 1922 to defeat the Yalies in four straight contests. Interestingly enough, that was also the last group to win a Rose Bowl, as Harvard defeated the University of Oregon 7-6 to win the Jan. 1, 1920 contest in Pasadena, Calif. and finished undefeated on the season...