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...with a 27-13 loss to the Big Red (2-2, 1-1) that raises serious questions about whether the Crimson can even compete with the best of the Ivy League.“To state the obvious, we got our butts kicked today,” Harvard coach Tim Murphy said. “I thought they out-toughed us, and we never really gave our defense a chance.”On a cold and rainy day when the temperature didn’t creep above 50 degrees, the Harvard offense spent the entire day searching...
...what we do,” said Chestnut. “One reason last year was not so successful was that they didn’t get an early enough start,” he added, referring to what Mehta called disappointment over last year’s speaker, Tim Russert.Many of the marshals said they hoped to keep an open ear to their peers’ needs.“I am absolutely looking forward to this upcoming year and getting as much input from as many seniors—and getting as many seniors involved?...
...Hagan and Richard Irvin. The result? Less than 100 yards passing for the first time this season, for a team that came into Saturday averaging 282.2 yards passing per game.“We did not play well as an offensive unit,” Harvard coach Tim Murphy stated simply.The return dates for the top three receivers remain uncertain, though Mazza could play as early as next week.RE-POSITIONEDIf the Crimson can take anything away from Saturday’s defeat, it might be continued confidence in the ability of its defense. Harvard recorded two fumbles, two interceptions...
...since lost his top three receivers. You can’t point at junior tailback Clifton Dawson either. Sure the All-American hasn’t been as dominating as last year. But he’s routinely facing defenses crowding the line and neither he nor Tim Murphy will ever talk about how banged up he is. And how about Murphy? What, did he just forget how to coach? Unlikely. An attitude isn’t the responsibility of a single individual. It’s just got to be there naturally for the entire team. Right...
...back Clifton Dawson—holding the junior to just 39 yards on the ground. The Big Red has held Dawson to an average of 58 rushing yards in the teams’ three meetings during his career. Even more discouraging for the Crimson, after a week when coach Tim Murphy stressed ball security, Harvard came out and committed five turnovers—four in the first half alone. Sophomore quarterback Liam O’Hagan, who hoped to improve upon a three interception performance against Lehigh, matched that number against the Big Red and managed only 95 yards passing...