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...marked the first time a Crimson harrier had run under 25 minutes for the eight-kilometer course. Behind Galebach was a slew of freshmen, many of whom were running in their first varsity race. With most of the Crimson’s top runners resting in preparation for next weekend??s Pre-Nationals meet in Indiana, this was an opportunity to give some younger runners a chance to shine. “The way the schedule is set up,” Saretsky said, “gives each member of the team an opportunity to run fast...
...that we started to play well,” Knowles said. “It’s nice to have some momentum because we’re going against a great team.”The Crimson enters the game with some mojo of its own, after last weekend??s inspiring come-from-behind victory against Lehigh.Harvard’s defense leads Division 1-AA with 5.3 sacks per game, and leads the Ivy League against the rush, allowing only 33.7 yards per game. The Big Red’s offense will counter with its nation...
...toughest assignment for the offensive line so far in 2006, the back had all he could handle. The line looked flat in the first quarter, letting defenders through and forcing junior quarterback Chris Pizzotti out of the pocket. Having allowed a single sack in two games entering the weekend??when quarterback Jeff Witt fell down against Brown—the squad yielded three on Saturday in addition to a number of hits and hurries on Pizzotti. It ran into similar problems while creating space for Dawson. The lack of protection led to a different form of offense filled...
...Harvard (2-0) and Lehigh (1-2) at Goodman Stadium will be yet another test for the squad. The subject is nothing new: try out a new quarterback. This week will feature junior Richard Irvin starting behind the center, the third quarterback in as many games in 2006. Last weekend??s starter, sophomore Jeff Witt, is out two weeks with a separated shoulder. “I’ve never been remotely through a situation like that,” Crimson coach Tim Murphy said. “I’ve never even, in twenty years...
Looking to rebound from last weekend??s Ivy loss to Penn, the Harvard men’s soccer team had its eyes set on snatching a pivotal road win against the University of Rhode Island (URI). Playing at the URI Soccer Complex, the Crimson (5-4-0, 0-1-0 Ivy) tried to regain its composure late in the second half after trailing the hosts 2-0 through efficient and concise play, highlighted by a brilliant display of artistry to cut the lead in half. Unfortunately for Harvard, the equalizer would not come, and the team left...