Word: turnoveritis
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The following evening, however, was the most exciting of the year. Penn came in almost guaranteed the Ivy title. In the final home game for Long, who had become the biggest factor in the Crimson's offense, Harvard almost pulled off an upset win. Jordan's turnover with nine seconds...
Andrew J. Ehrlich '96-'97, PBHA's president in 1996, says it is an "inevitable fact" that administrators conveniently or intentionally "depend on the quick turnover of students" to enact changes in student organizations.
Trailing 14-0 in the fourth quarter, with its offense completely ineffective, and Menick sidelined with a sprained MCL, the game appeared lost for Harvard. But a Kacyvenski interception set up Harvard's first touchdown of the game, and a spectacular 77-yard punt return by Patterson tied the game...
With all of its timeouts and 1:02 remaining, Harvard had the chance to come back and win the game, but the Crimson drive stalled at the Penn 33, and ended in a Wilford interception on fourth-and-10, Harvard's 11th turnover in its last two games.
Price attributed the lengthy search process and high turnover rate to the difficulty of the position. Unlike negotiators for corporations, Price said, Harvard administrators must balance the concerns of a decentralized administration.