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By Dennis A. Sun
After recovering from a hamstring injury, fifth-year senior Collier Winters replaced junior Colton Chapple, who had just completed perhaps the best two-game stretch of any quarterback in Harvard football history. Not to be outdone, Winters put up record-breaking numbers of his own while under center.
After recovering from a hamstring injury, fifth-year senior Collier Winters replaced junior Colton Chapple, who had just completed perhaps the best two-game stretch of any quarterback in Harvard football history. Not to be outdone, Winters put up record-breaking numbers of his own while under center.

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