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...converse situation--when Harvard's passing against Dartmouth--the matchup won't be so thrilling. Troubles with the air attack--particularly concerning the buttery texture of several receivers' fingers--have been the bane of the Crimson offense. None of quarterback Chuck Colombo's five first-half passes against Cornell were caught last week: replacement Brian White, six-for-13, finally moved Harvard through the air in the last-minute rally that gained a 3-3 tie. Though the decision may have been tougher than usual, Crimson Coach Joe Restic decided to stick with the senior, Colombo, as his starter...
...NOTEBOOK: Having lost the game in the first quarter. Harvard's first-half states were awful: one out of nine on third-down conversions, 91 yards gained compared to UMass '207. At the Stadium Massachusetts 21 0 0 0--21 Harvard...
...sole Ivy victory looked like a certain loss when the visiting Pennsylvanians took a 28-0 first-half advantage at Princeton, N.J. But Tiger sophomore quarterback Doug Butler made the most of his first varsity start, throwing for 411 yards and a school-record five touchdowns to down Bucknell, 46-28, and even Princeton's record...
...that it wasn't close call, though. A scoring spree by UNH's Chad Doe wiped out a four-goal first-half lead. And the Crimson suffered another long scoring drought--24:55, stretching from the second to the fourth quarter. But a gift goal by Harvard's Peter Follows brought the Crimson back to life, and the hosts held off late Wildcat pressure to preserve...
...trip was the Cornell game, where the ball never seemed to bounce in Harvard's direction. As they have for most of the season, the cagers started slowly, allowing Cornell to build a 14-point first-half bulge. The second half wasn't all roses for the Crimson either, as the Big Red once enjoyed a 10-point lead...