Word: tigers
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...Just another running back who still leads Division I-AA in scoring (15.0 points per game), is fourth in the nation in rushing yards (145.2 yards per game) and has helped Harvard to one of two undefeated records in the country. Just another Princeton opponent to vault the Tiger defensive line and rip an 80-yard touchdown...
...only thing this compares to is when Tiger Woods used to lead the World Golf Rankings by the same distance that stood between the second-ranked player and the 200 millionth player in the world. But that was before Woods left Butch Harmon, put on some weight and married that Swedish model and former nanny. (On this note, I have a plan. We must prohibit all Swedish models from visiting or attending Harvard. Well, actually, having a quick look around campus, a ban like that might already be in place...
That transition came as a result of playing the most intense game of the season against a tough, experienced and confident Tiger squad...
...however, in the waning minutes of the contest. With Harvard clinging to a 1-0 lead, Princeton’s Alexis Martirosian capitalized on a penalty corner, knocking a high shot past senior goalie Aliaa Remtilla. Martirosian’s tally evened the score, giving the momentum to the Tiger attack and pushing the Crimson’s worn-out defense back on its heels...
With less than one minute remaining in regulation, Tiger midfielder Emily Behncke emerged from a scramble in front of Harvard’s net with the ball. After a quick dribble to her left, she kicked a low shot off the ground into the left side of the Crimson net to tie the game at one apiece and send the contest into overtime...