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...Bulldogs shut down Dawson early and kept him relatively under wraps throughout the rest of the contest.The senior from Scarborough, Ont. ended his record-setting Harvard career with 60 net yards in his last game—71 positive yards after the initial two losses??but failed to break loose for one of his signature long runs, amassing no more than 14 yards on any one carry. Moreover, Yale seemed to surprise Dawson with its defensive intensity, forcing him into two uncharacteristic fumbles.“The biggest thing with Dawson is not letting him get started...
...whom had to make adjustments in the new environment of college tennis—Harvard could not compete at the level it was accustomed to and suffered losses to opponents that it had once handled with relative ease. Frustrated by a season filled with heartbreaking losses??many decided by a single point—the Crimson finished with a record of 8-12 overall and 4-3 in the Ivy League, tied for third behind Penn and Brown, who both finished 6-1. “The results weren’t as great as was expected...
...game with its 27-of-29 shooting from the line, a startling 93.1 percent, while the Big Red shot 23-of-36 from the stripe, the most makes and attempts for a Harvard opponent this year. “It’s happened in our two losses??it’s the one common denominator,” Harvard coach Frank Sullivan said. “We couldn’t keep Yale off the free-throw line—the same thing [happened] tonight with Cornell. Both benches were frustrated by the officiating. Both benches felt...
...Saturday, both teams were cold all night—but Harvard was colder when it counted most, and Marist (5-4) closed the game on a 10-2 run to claim its fifth consecutive win. What has plagued the Crimson in each of its six previous losses??poor shooting from the field and too many turnovers—again proved fatal on Saturday. Harvard trailed all game save for a 50-second stretch late in the second half, and the Red Foxes scored 16 points off of 20 Crimson turnovers. Marist built a 24-18 halftime lead...
...Harvard women’s basketball team, which is reeling after five straight losses??three of them without co-captain guard Jessica Holsey—hits the road again tomorrow. Tomorrow’s game at Marist (4-4) in Poughkeepsie, NY brings together two women’s basketball teams who have never played—and who appear to be headed in opposite directions. After four straight losses to open the season, the Red Foxes are riding a four-game winning streak, capped by Sunday’s thrilling overtime win against Iona. The Crimson...