Harvard dominates Stetson in season opener with 35-0 victory
- Jaden Craig threw for 217 yards and three touchdowns during the game.
- Harvard's defense held Stetson to just 101 total yards.
- The comprehensive victory indicates Harvard's strong potential for the season.
In a decisive season opener on Saturday, Harvard showcased its dominance against Stetson, securing a 35-0 victory. The game began with Harvard scoring on its first drive, as Jaden Craig connected with Scott Woods II for a 43-yard touchdown pass. Following a quick three-and-out by Stetson, Woods returned a punt to set up another scoring opportunity, leading to a 4-yard touchdown run by Shane McLaughlin. The Crimson continued to build their lead when Mitchell Gonser intercepted Stetson's quarterback, Trip Maxwell, returning it 37 yards for a touchdown, making the score 21-0 before the end of the first quarter. Harvard's defense was relentless, limiting Stetson to just 101 total yards throughout the game. As the game progressed, Craig further solidified his performance by throwing a 24-yard touchdown pass to Ryan Osborne just before halftime. In the third quarter, he added another touchdown with a 25-yard pass to Cooper Barkate, capping off a stellar offensive display. This victory not only marked a strong start to Harvard's season but also highlighted the team's offensive capabilities and defensive strength. The comprehensive win against Stetson sets a positive tone for the rest of the season, demonstrating Harvard's potential as a formidable contender in their league.