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...which was recovered by Penn at the Crimson 22-yard line.The Harvard defense stiffened, allowing just two yards, but a 38-yard field goal put the Quakers on top 17-7 just 1:30 into the second quarter.The Crimson appeared poised to score on the next drive, reaching the Quakers?? 46-yard line, but an intended pass for senior wideout Corey Mazza was deflected into the hands of Quaker defensive back Patrick Kimmener and returned to the Harvard 40.The defense held again, forcing Penn three-and-out, but the turnovers continued to mount. On the first play after...
...Quakers?? best weapon, running back Joe Sandberg, will be neutralized by the nation’s leading run defense (53.25 yards allowed per game). And their young quarterback Robert Irvin, who has thrown for an impressive 1,648 yards in his sophomore campaign, will be harried all afternoon by the most prolific sackers in the country (5.13 per game...
...other kids out there.”Dawson, O’Hagan, and those other kids didn’t get much help elsewhere in the league this weekend, as Yale squeaked by Brown, 27-24, and a failed extra-point attempt in double overtime cost Penn in the Quakers?? 31-30 loss to Princeton.Although Penn will look for redemption against the Crimson next week, it seems as if everyone else will have their eyes on witnessing history. Everyone except Dawson himself.“I have two more games left as a Harvard football player...
...well once the third game hit.”Harvard jumped out to a 7-4 lead in game five, and it was looking like the comeback would happen after all. But, five Crimson errors gave Penn an 11-9 advantage, and a game-ending block by the Quakers?? Natalie Drucker and Anna Shlimak gave Penn the victory. Turley-Molony also led the team in digs, with 19, and Mahon contributed 18 kills and 11 digs. Harvard hit just .173 for the match, to Penn’s .276.PRINCETON 3, HARVARD 1Harvard suffered its first loss...
...player of the week after running for 170 yards and three scores in the Crimson’s 31-14 victory over Holy Cross in Week 1. Berg shares the award with Penn safety Scott Williams, who had a fumble recovery for a touchdown and two interceptions in the Quakers?? 30-27 overtime win against Brown. —MALCOM A. GLENN