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Though the rain may have fallen indiscriminately upon the Harvard and Holy Cross football teams this past Saturday (Sept. 18) at the stadium, it was the Crusaders alone who felt the sting of a different kind of storm: sophomore running back Clifton Dawson. The second-year unleashed a torrent of offense against the Crusaders, amassing 184 yards and three touchdowns.https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/wp-content/uploads/2004/09/7-football1-450-2.jpg