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...Breaux persevered, and due to injuries to both the No. 1 and No. 2 guys and a bit of good luck, he ended his freshman campaign second on the team in receiving yards and touchdown catches. In fact, Breaux??s 22-yard touchdown grab tied the ’05 Harvard-Yale game late in the fourth quarter and set the stage for the unforgettable three overtimes that would follow...
Although he was scheduled to graduate in June, the aforementioned No. 1 guy whose injury paved the way for Breaux??s breakout freshman season is back for another year—because of that very injury. Torn ankle ligaments forced Corey Mazza out after two games in ’05, resulting in the senior wide receiver getting a fifth season of eligibility from the Ivy League this year. Mazza, familiar with the exploits of recent Crimson receiving stars like Carl Morris ’03, Brian Edwards ’05, and Rodney Byrnes...
With eight receptions for 150 yards on the season, Breaux enters this week’s game at Cornell leading all Harvard wide receivers and averaging an eye-opening 18.8 yards per reception. At 6’3” and 190 pounds, Breaux??s size and athleticism make him well suited to challenge defenses down the field—and, with the 6’4”, 200-pound Mazza out for the foreseeable future, give the Crimson a long-ball option...
...does Coach Tim Murphy, who projected a bright future for Breaux. In addition to his physical frame, Murphy cited Breaux??s ability to pull down hard-to-catch passes as one of his biggest assets...
...After entering the game with 13:59 left in the fourth quarter, Irvin led the Crimson on a 10-play, 89-yard drive highlighted by a 23-yard touchdown pass to Breaux, the first touchdown pass of Irvin’s Harvard career and the first touchdown reception of Breaux??s. On the drive, Irvin found Breaux three times for 64 yards, including on third-and-seven from the Harvard 14-yard line...