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...kickoff ninety-three yards for the winning score. Dartmouth also has a dangerous kick returner in senior Steve Jensen, who is also the Big Green’s all-time leader in kickoff return yards.Dartmouth has other solid players, such as running back Jason Bash, who rushed for a touchdown in the Big Green’s 17-6 win over Columbia last week, and wide receiver Ryan Fuselier, the team’s leading receiver with 30 catches.“(Fuselier) does a good job for them,” Grimm said. “He is solid...
ITHACA, N.Y.—Joe DiGiacomo threw for 224 yards and two touchdowns to lead Brown to a 38-24 win over Cornell Saturday. DiGiacomo’s 85-yard touchdown pass to Jarret Schreck in the fourth quarter tied the game at 24. Nick Hartigan had two rushing touchdowns to give the Bears (5-1, 2-1 Ivy) the win. DiGiacomo completed nine of 16 passes, and Hartigan finished with 119 yards on the ground. The Big Red (3-3, 1-2) opened the scoring in the first quarter with a touchdown run by Ryan Kuhn, but DiGiacomo...
...fumbles in the past two games, was replaced by backup running back Neil Sherlock. It didn’t make much of a difference for the error-ridden Harvard return team. After a reverse on Princeton’s first play from scrimmage gave the Tigers a 72-yard touchdown and a 6-0 lead—the extra point was missed—the Crimson gave the ball right back when the kickoff bounced off freshman Glenn Dorris’ chest. Princeton’s Jay McCareins recovered at the Harvard 33-yard line. “We struggled...
...fatal—errors. It was surreal that Harvard lost on a day when some of its early-season ailments had been alleviated. Ryan Tyler was back, and with a vengeance. Tyler anchored the team’s receiver corps, pulling in three passes for 76 yards and a touchdown, when sophomore quarterback Liam O’Hagan connected on a 52-yard long bomb.O’Hagan didn’t have the chance to dirty up his uniform scrambling, but he did show a capable, strong, and pretty accurate arm?...
...defeat that essentially dashed the Crimson’s (3-3, 1-2) hopes of a 2005 Ivy League title.After Harvard took a 24-20 lead with 7:21 to play, Tigers cornerback Jay McCareins broke the ensuing kickoff return for a 93-yard touchdown, which would prove to be the difference. But that wasn’t the Crimson’s only special teams miscue of the day.After an offsides penalty on the opening kick gave Princeton an extra five yards on the return, wide receiver Derek Davis took a reverse around right end 72 yards...