The National Football League is filled with quarterback controversies. Does Bill Parcells start Drew Bledsoe or Tony Romo? Should Nick Saban start the seemingly washed-up Daunte Culpepper, or the erratic Joey Harrington? How long will Jay Cutler stand in Jake Plummer’s shadow in Denver? The Harvard Crimson (5-1, 2-1 Ivy League), the No. 22 or No. 23 team (depending on which poll one relies upon) in Division I-AA, faces the same sort of issue behind center.
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The Dartmouth’s men’s soccer team got just the momentum it needed ahead of Sunday’s decisive Ivy League matchup against Harvard by beating regional opponent University of Vermont (8-6-4) 2-1 in Burlington.
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After winning its first ever Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference Hockey League title in 2005-06, the Dartmouth men’s hockey team fell short of an NCAA tournament bid with a rough 10-1 loss to Harvard in the ECACHL semifinals. As the Big Green gears up for the dawn of a new season, the players believe that the team possesses the necessary pieces to put last year’s disappointing end behind them and make a run at an elusive berth to the NCAAs.
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