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...freshman place kicker quickly put an end to the woes that had plagued previous Crimson squads, not only solidifying Harvard’s kicking game, but also distinguishing himself as one of the top performers in school history. Schindel??€™s 13 field goals tied the school mark held by Charlie Brickley ’15 since 1912. Schindel was also one of eight Harvard players—and the only freshman—to be named first team...
Well, maybe the swirling winds of Harvard Stadium’s open end were just a little bit different than the warm gusts of air flowing through Schindel??€™s hometown, Coral Springs...
...Saturday, Matt Schindel??€™s missed 34-yard field goal handed the ball back to the Big Green with nine minutes left to knot the score. The Harvard defense couldn’t stop the drive, but it sure didn’t lay down and die. Though the Crimson surrendered a touchdown, the score followed a grueling 17-play, 80-yard drive—and that was only because Doug Hewlett, who appeared to be responsible for the coverage, had slipped, providing the exploited opening in the end zone...
Dawson scored first on a two-yard run to close the margin to 14-9 after freshman kicker Matt Schindel??€™s point after failed. Schindel recovered to send his kickoff deep into Tiger territory where the Harvard defense thrice snuffed Princeton in the backfield. The Tigers botched their ensuing punt, leading to a 14-yard illegal-kick penalty that set the Crimson up at the one-yard line. From there, it was an easy trip past the goal line for Dawson’s second touchdown and a 15-14 Harvard lead after the two-point try failed...
...possession. Junior linebacker Matt Thomas leveled wide receiver Quintin Mitchell, jarring the ball loose just one play into the next series. Thomas’ effort wasn’t wasted, as Harvard moved within field goal range with 24 seconds left in the half, setting up freshman kicker Matt Schindel??€™s 38-yard field goal to give the Crimson a 24-14 lead...