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Assuming that the other seeded teams hold serve in their regions, the Quakers’ semifinal match up would most likely come against Wofford. The Terriers?? regular season finale was a 7-6 victory over Furman in which Wofford quarterback Trey Rodgers completed 4 passes for 19 yards. Penn usually puts more than six points on the board in the first five minutes of a ball game, so I’ll give the Quakers the edge by a few touchdowns...
Such was not the case in 1989, when Veneziano first applied at Harvard for the position of Director of Sports Media Relations. He graduated from Boston University in 1986, and spent two and a half years working his way up from intern to assistant director in the Terriers?? Sports Media Relations department...
...ended Harvard’s Beanpot hopes with a 2-1, come-from-behind semifinal win that swung the Terriers?? way only after Sean Fields’ now-famous “toe save” on Crimson defenseman Noah Welch...
...Terriers?? fifth goal came on the power play. McConnell won a draw in the Harvard zone back to defenseman Bryan Miller, whose slap shot made its way through traffic in front and passed unseen between Grumet-Morris’s legs. It came a mere eight seconds after the power play began and was to be followed in short order by another BU goal...
Harvard had dug itself smaller holes in the first, twice falling behind the Terriers, but each time it responded. Trailing 1-0 after BU’s Brian Collins broke the ice, junior forward Tim Pettit stole the puck along the boards behind the Terriers?? net. He looked up and found sophomore linemate Brendan Bernakevitch open between the circles, and Bernakevitch fired a quick shot by Fields only 28 seconds after Collins’ tally...