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...leave the not-so-hallowed halls in New Haven without ever knowing what it is like to beat Harvard. No wonder the students seem to think their half-hearted attempts at pranks and taunts are somehow worthwhile—it’s hard to act like a winner when you don’t know the moves. Even the Yalie’s canine mascot, Handsome Dan, knows how to pick sides, choosing to take a stroll to visit the eventual victors at the end of halftime.And in the stands, Harvard students yet again out-heckled their blue-blooded...
...REALITY, IT PAYS TO LOSE Everybody loves a winner, but it seems they adore reality-TV runners-up even more. Ruben...
Forget nice. Winner Bill Rancic landed a job with the Donald, but massively bad team player Omarosa has been in 10 TV shows (including the soap Passions) and is planning a talk show...
...three touchdowns including a three-yard run with 15 seconds remaining in regulation to send the game to overtime.Rough day for: Morgan. The 2004 Ivy Rookie of the Year made five of his seven field goal attempts, but missed both over 40 yards—including the potential game-winner in the second overtime.Top performer: Harvard—Dawson, 34 carries for 189 yards and 3 TDs—O’Hagan, 17-of-34, 2 INTs, 208 yards, 1 TDBrown—Schreck, 9 catches for 223, 2 TDsSignificance overall: It took the first double-overtime game...
...others pushing cases like Hartigan’s that the Ivy League is largely viewed as one of the last bastions of truly amateur athletics and actual student-athletes—particularly when contrasted with many of its Division I-A counterparts. USC quarterback and 2004 Heisman Trophy winner Matt Leinart, for instance, is taking just one dancing class in his final fall semester.In contrast, according to Hartigan’s New York Times profile, he has maintained a 3.91 GPA and is writing his thesis on the up-and-coming alliance between Evangelicals and Catholics in American politics.Similarly, Steve...