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Over-capacity or not, the event was??unsurprisingly—under-capacity on the estrogen front...
Controversial, outspoken, and always his own man, Summers was??in the words of Gomes—“a throwback to an earlier era.” Vintage style, however, isn’t always to the tastes of students and faculty...
...lost a hard-fought home game to No. 23 BYU. And the Eagles? BC was 9-3 and had won five of its last six. Just a month earlier, the Eagles dropped a double-overtime thriller to then-No. 6 Ohio State in an 80-72 loss.Improbable it was??both that Harvard got to play the game, and that the Crimson won it. Though Harvard frequently squares off against BU and Northeastern, the Crimson had not faced BC since 2002, when the Eagles scorched Harvard 88-49. Before that game, however, Delaney-Smith’s Crimson squad...
...some offense, some consistency,” Crimson coach Tim Murphy said. “Both guys did a solid job at times, but it’s eleven men out there, not just the quarterback.”It didn’t matter much who the quarterback was??Harvard’s running game remained stagnant, the pressure up front rarely relented, and tipped balls, overthrown passes, and good Yale coverage downfield continued to keep the Crimson from ever mustering a realistic chance at a comeback.“It was tough for our offense...
...Yale student section jeered “overrated” in unison during Harvard’s 34-13 loss on Saturday, some Bulldog fans were out to prove just how underrated their school was??at least defensively.The Bulldogs defense, which came into The Game ranked last in the Ivy League against the pass and No. 4 in stopping the run, held the high-powered Harvard offense to a season-low 13 points in the season finale. Yale confounded the Crimson offense, rendering it ineffective in virtually every category.Deflation was the name of the game for Yale, which...