"We played well in every position," Gates said. "It is the first time we've strung it together for 90 minutes."
In addition, the Crimson seemed to be possessed as it went after and got the loose balls.
"This was the most passionate game we've played," Enge said. "It was two good teams going hard in a big game."
Tomorrow, Harvard will face Yale in New Haven. This game is crucial to the Crimson's chances at a league title and a berth in the NCAA "Yale is dangerous and very solid in the back," Getman said. "They are similar to us. We've got to pressure them right away.
Crimson, 2-0 at Ohiri Field Boston U. 0-0-0 HARVARD 0-2-2
Goals-- H, Derek Mills (unassisted), 56:20; H, Nick D'Onofrio (Dave Kramer, Don Daigle), 82:24.
Saves-- B, Jeff Hooper 5; H, Jamie Reilly 8.