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...with 181 yards and a score and did not turn the ball over for the second straight week. Dawson scored with 7:59 left in the third quarter for the Crimson’s final touchdown, making the score 21-7, while junior kicker Matt Schindel set the all-time Harvard school record for field goals by a kicker with a 36-yard boot with 12:52 left in the game. The game featured a penalty-ridden performance by both of the Crimson’s lines, with fourteen Harvard flags for 98 yards. Nine of those penalties came...
...order to win this game.”The Crimson had plenty of success on the ground, with Dawson racking up 153 yards on 18 first-half carries on his way to a 164-yard day. Harvard totaled 216 yards on the ground as a team.After a last-second Schindel field goal attempt was blocked, Harvard went into the half ahead 21-0. But junior quarterback Liam O’Hagan hooked up with junior wideout Corey Mazza on third and 11 from the Dartmouth 37 for a long touchdown on the Crimson’s first drive...
...last week’s connection, O’Hagan became the fourth quarterback to hit Mazza in the endzone this season. Mazza also has catches for scores in eight of his last nine appearances....Despite seeing both an extra point and a field goal blocked, junior kicker Matt Schindel moved into a tie for fifth-place all-time in Harvard scoring on Saturday, with 168 career points. His next point will separate him from former Crimson receiver Carl Morris ’03 for sole possession of fifth on the chart....The final attendance at rain-soaked Memorial Field...
...plays, capped off by a Dawson touchdown plunge from a yard out on fourth and goal, his third touchdown of the game. Freshman running back Cheng Ho added a two-point conversion, putting Harvard ahead 21-0, which remained the halftime score after a field goal by junior Matt Schindel was blocked on the last play. The second half was a defensive struggle, with the lone scoring coming on a 37-yard touchdown strike from junior Liam O’Hagan to junior wideout Corey Mazza early in the third quarter. That was to be the only scoring, however...
...yards with a touchdown and an interception. “I mean, [we] have so many options it’s really tough for defenses to defend us.”The touchdown marked the beginning of an unanswered 23-point scoring tear by the Crimson.Junior kicker Matt Schindel nailed a career-long 42-yard field goal on the first play of the second quarter, making the score 17-7.On Harvard’s next possession, a 25-yard run by junior wide receiver Matt Lagace off a reverse advanced the ball to Cornell’s 32-yard line. Pizzotti...