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...indication that he can be not just a solid quarterback but an outstanding quarterback. He seems to have a combination of drive and toughness and a willingness to learn from his mistakes. I think he can be in the mold of a Neil Rose or a Ryan Fitzpatrick.” Rose ’03 and Fitzpatrick ’05 were the staring quarterbacks before O’Hagan, each of them leading the Crimson to an undefeated season.Harvard knows that to beat Dartmouth, and the other teams on its schedule, it needs a well rounded game...
...pretty good.The most interesting question turned out to be: “the most important player on the 2005 Harvard football team is...” No slight meant to team captain Erik Grimm or defensive anchor Matt Thomas but the choices I offered were Ryan Fitzpatrick, Tom Brady, and Clifton Dawson, seeking to avoid subjectivity by including, in fact, only one true member of the 2005 Harvard football team. However, I received almost as many votes for Fitzpatrick (6)—last year’s captain and current NFL quarterback—as Dawson...
...that when he doesn’t routinely break off 80-yard runs, we’re bound to ask, what’s wrong?Dawson is probably more banged up than he’s letting on, and defenses don’t have to contend with Ryan Fitzpatrick ’05 so they can focus on Dawson. Still, the junior has managed to average over 100 yards rushing a game, and has always has been a steady pass blocker for O’Hagan.While Dawson’s numbers are solid, for Harvard to run the table?...
Instead of an experienced Ryan Fitzpatrick at quarterback, inexperienced sophomore Liam O’Hagan is now at the helm. And with O’Hagan’s three top receiving threats—senior Rodney Byrnes, junior Corey Mazza, and senior Ryan Tyler—all inactive due to injuries, defenses are beginning to crowd the box with seven- or eight-man fronts to shut down Crimson’s main offensive threat—Dawson...
Liam O’Hagan’s two rushing touchdowns marked the first pair of running scores for a Crimson signal-caller since Ryan Fitzpatrick found the endzone twice Oct. 4, 2003...Freshman Alex Breaux’s 135 yards in the air were the most by a Harvard receiver since Corey Mazza went for 195 since last season against Cornell...Dawson recorded two solo tackles for the game...Official attendance for the game was 9,339. That comes one week after the Crimson’s showdown with Brown brought 11,134 to Harvard Stadium...