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...Hagan came in, led the Crimson to two first-quarter touchdowns and a 31-21 fourth-quarter comeback victory. Murphy named O’Hagan his starter at the post-game press conference. Irvin hasn’t seen meaningful minutes since...
...Hagan cemented his position a week later when he led Harvard to another comeback victory—this one against Ivy rival Brown. Down a touchdown late in the fourth quarter, O’Hagan engineered a dramatic last-minute, game-tying drive. The Crimson won the game 38-35 in double overtime as O’Hagan played the role of hero and Irvin cheered and watched from the sideline...
...wiry Maine moderate from kicking President Bush while he was down last week. Twice, in fact. The Bush team was reeling from Democratic gubernatorial wins in New Jersey and Virginia and a broader G.O.P. rebellion in the House over the President's spending bill. With centrists on a comeback in Washington, Snowe stepped up, drawing attention to the White House's still faltering response to Hurricane Katrina. Bush's Small Business Administration has disbursed just 103 disaster loans to businesses and 1,398 to homeowners, out of a total of 235,500 requests. In hearings that Snowe called as chairwoman...
...just have to come out of the gate faster.”Freshman forward Sarah Wilson provided the bright spot in an otherwise bleak first period, notching the sixth goal of her rookie season at the 6:51 mark. But this did not spark a comeback, as the Crimson continued its downhill slide in a second frame riddled with penalties and mistakes. Harvard was outshot 13-4 in the second period, with Clarkson maintaining the bulk of possession. The only thing that kept Harvard in the game was Boe’s 25-save effort in goal...
...game-tying goal to the Saints, it stayed out of the penalty box and thus kept itself in the game. This discipline was a far cry from the day before when against Clarkson, four penalties prevented any momentum from building in the middle frame to mount a comeback against the Golden Knights. Additionally, St. Lawrence was not the only team on the ice with a stellar penalty kill—the Crimson now have killed 30-of-34 on the season. In yesterday’s game, the Saints were 0-for-6 during the one-man advantage situations...