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...pool record since he works so hard in practice.” Rathgeber matched his classmate’s victory total by winning the 200-yard breaststroke and the 200-yard individual medley. Harvard managed another 1-2-3 finish in the individual medley event, as sophomore Tim Parent and junior Michael Bowen finished second and third respectively, finishing two and four seconds behind Rathgeber. Rathgeber is currently undefeated in the 200-yard breaststroke event on the season. Although Rathgeber has enjoyed considerable success this year in his individual competitions, the disappointment of not winning their second consecutive meet...
...tacking on a pair of field goals from junior kicker Matt Schindel despite another drive ended by a red zone interception, Harvard’s fourth turnover of the first half.“To state the obvious, we made too many mistakes to win,” coach Tim Murphy said. “Specifically, four turnovers, [and] if you want to consider the safety a fifth turnover, is just too much against a good team.The second half didn’t get much better for the Crimson. Harvard’s opening drive of moved the ball...
...offense with a first and goal on the 8-yard line that led to Harvard’s only touchdown on the day.“I’m just so proud of how [Dawson] has handled his whole situation at Harvard,” Crimson coach Tim Murphy said. “He’s completely reliable, truly and sincerely humble, classy, dignified, and I’m just very happy for him, very proud of him. Not just for today but for his entire four years.”“He?...
...talk,” Saretsky said, “I told them ‘We have the ability to beat every Ivy school out there.’ It’s a pretty satisfying feeling to have done it.” Senior and top Harvard finisher Tim Galebach had a more visceral reaction. “[After the race] I went running around the field screaming,” Galebach said. “It’s really the first time since I’ve been at Harvard that I could be proud...
...think the biggest difference is that it was the best pass-blocking front we’ve seen,” Harvard coach Tim Murphy said. “They don’t take tackles for losses...getting to the quarterback was very difficult, and he does a great job of throwing it away...