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...Crimson (7-2, 4-2 Ivy) 22-13 in front of 7,819 at Franklin Field in Philadelphia. Senior running back Clifton Dawson eclipsed the Ivy League’s all-time career rushing mark with a 55-yard carry in the first quarter, finishing the day with 119 yards. But the Quakers and four first-half turnovers proved too much to overcome. After taking a 7-0 lead in the first on a five-yard pass from junior Liam O’Hagan to sophomore tight end Jason Miller that was set up by Dawson?...
...front of 7,819 at Franklin Field in Philadelphia, Penn. Senior running back Clifton Dawson eclipsed the Ivy League’s all-time rushing yards mark with a 55-yard carry in the first quarter on his way to 119 yards on the game. But the Quakers and four first-half turnovers proved too much for Harvard to overcome. After taking a 7-0 lead on a five-yard pass from junior Liam O’Hagan to sophomore tight end Jason Miller, set up by Dawson’s 55-yard scamper, Penn responded with a running attack...
...defense was not about to allow that momentum to slip away. Dartmouth moved the ball effectively on its first drive before senior defensive tackle Michael Berg forced a fumble by Big Green wide receiver Ryan Fuselier. Harvard junior safety Danny Tanner recovered the loose ball.It was the first of six turnovers by Dartmouth on the day, the most that Harvard has forced this season. The Crimson defense allowed just 183 yards, 86 of them in the first half.“Our defensive line did a great job,” Murphy said. “They put great pressure...
...corners.Senior Gretchen Fuller’s game-winning overtime goal last week versus Cornell must have left her salivating for more—the Harvard co-captain’s offensive rampage spilled over into the Yale contest, where Fuller again led the forward line. Her two first-half goals gave the Crimson a 2-0 edge for nearly the entire first period.With the clock barely started, Harvard already found itself in enemy territory, taking a 1-0 advantage in the game’s opening five minutes.Romanelli, breathing down the neck of the Bulldog goalkeep, got off two quick...
...lead. The next two drives followed a similar script: plenty of Dawson and plenty of success. A missed field goal and another Dawson touchdown were the end results, and the team went into locker rooms at halftime up 17-7 on the strength of Dawson’s 73 first-half yards, 64 of them coming on ten second-quarter carries. But perhaps his finest run was his third and final touchdown scamper of the afternoon, a sprint around the right end on fourth-and-one from the 28-yard line that put Harvard up 31-7 and ended...