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...three touchdowns in six of the team’s seven games this year.“All week long, our offensive line really emphasized just getting back on track running the football,” Dawson said. “We knew it was going to be bad weather, and we knew we were going to have to run the ball successfully in order to win this game.”The Crimson had plenty of success on the ground, with Dawson racking up 153 yards on 18 first-half carries on his way to a 164-yard...
...decided before the game we weren’t going to let luck determine who was going to win,” Brown said. “We weren’t going to let the elements decide the outcome.” Instead of allowing the weather to dictate play, Brown forced the issue, and got plenty of help from the Crimson defense to make her tallies stand up. The second half turned into the defensive struggle Harvard had grown used to losing throughout the season, although this time the Crimson was in the unusual position of operating from...
...simply.SLIP ‘N SLIDEMother Nature offered a steady stream of rain throughout the afternoon, and the verdict was that the recently-installed FieldTurf at Dartmouth’s Memorial Field held up under the conditions. “Quite frankly, with the expectations we had of the weather, we thought we got off really easy,” Murphy said. “We didn’t think it was that bad.”And despite five combined lost fumbles by the two teams and six Big Green turnovers overall, Dartmouth coach Buddy Teevens agreed...
...solid defensive line, for the fifth time in six games they held the run game under 100, allowing just 85 yards. The line brought the pressure both for the rush attack and Dartmouth quarterback Mike Fritz.Many credited the wet conditions with the lack of offense, as the weather posed a concern. In total, the Big Green had six turnovers, three interceptions and three fumbles. But neither coach credited the conditions as a negative factor. “We didn’t respond well,” Dartmouth coach Buddy Teevens said. “Really, the turnovers had nothing...
...Disney man took over an organization that inked a $1.2 billion TV and marketing deal in 1999 with Swiss company ISL, only to watch that outfit go belly up two years later. To weather the loss, the ATP cut staff, eliminated player bonuses and pushed for more sponsorship dollars. Worse, the sport's U.S. television viewership leveled off; it's nowhere close to golf...