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Following the Harvard football teams 38-0 blanking of Columbia this past Saturday (Nov. 6) at the stadium, running back Clifton Dawson 05 might feel right at home aboard a roving parade of Duck Boats. The sophomore sensation put the Crimson up 6-0 on a 2-yard run to collect his 96th point of the season, breaking Harvards 92-year-old single-season scoring record. Consider the great curse of Charles Brickley 15 - who set the record in 1912 with 94 points - reversed.https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/wp-content/uploads/2004/11/7-football2-450-2.jpg