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...Crimson’s superior speed. Brown midfielder Darren Howerton, using a peculiar handspring technique for his throw-ins, directly contributed to two goals and was credited with the assist for the game-winner. The first half began with an offensive blitzkrieg from the Bears, as Brown recorded seven of the game’s first eight shots before Sheehan scored the first of his two goals to take the early lead.“We came out really flat-footed,” sophomore midfielder Chey Im said. “They were beating us on every...
...have senior safety John Hopkins—the reigning Ivy League Defensive Player of the Week—pick off Mike DiPaolo’s pass at Harvard’s three-yard line. Hopkins was all over the field: The senior finished second on the team with seven and a half tackles—including one for a loss—and a pass breakup. He added a second interception on the Leopards’ last-ditch fourth-quarter drive. Only a fellow member of the secondary posted more. Senior safety Doug Hewlett led the defense with eight tackles...
...entire half involved only two scoring drives longer than 50 yards, the first a 10-play, 86-yard touchdown drive by the Crimson that ended in a touchdown toss from senior quarterback Chris Pizzotti to senior fullback Noah Van Niel, and the second a 51-yard drive in seven plays by the Leopards that resulted in a touchdown pass from Mike DiPaola to Kyle Roeder. At the end of the day, the Harvard offense mustered just 290 yards against a physical Lafayette D, far below the Crimson’s 433.5 yards-per-game average. The Leopards fared little better...
...SWITCHING THE FIELD With 15 minutes remaining, and the Crimson trailing, 2-1, Kerr moved defenseman Kwaku Nyamekye up to forward, hoping that he could provide the extra push needed to get the equalizer. Nyamekye did not disappoint, scoring off Fucito’s corner kick in the final seven minutes. “Whenever we move Kwaku up, we feel a little bit more of a sense of urgency,” Hoff said. “Having a big guy like that up there is just a huge presence.” Sophomore Andre’ Akpan scored...
...designed runs, the most surprising of which netted 19 yards in the first quarter.Harvard’s tailbacks also had success on the afternoon. Freshman Gino Gordon carried 16 times for 65 yards, though he did fumble once, while sophomore Cheng Ho ran the ball seven times for 34 yards.“Running wasn’t easy today, but we’re improving,” Murphy said. “We’re going to be a very solid running team or better down the stretch. I really believe that...