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Harvard never trailed during The Game and never looked in danger of losing the lead or their composure. Neil Rose ’02 adeptly led the Crimson offense and finished with 277 yards passing and four touchdowns. Appropriately, the decisive final score was caught by Carl Morris ’03, whose phenomenal season has not only broken but obliterated almost every Harvard receiving record. But this was not a victory of individuals, though individuals were surely impressive. Saturday’s victory, like all the others in this legendary season, was the product of Harvard?...
Rose’s sneak extended Harvard’s lead to 28-17. Yale wouldn’t go away, however. The Bulldogs stopped Harvard superstar receiver Carl Morris on the ensuing two-point conversion attempt and then answered with an eight-play, 63-yard scoring drive. A 15-yard touchdown reception by P.J. Collins—his second score of both the game and his career—cut Harvard’s lead to 28-23 with 9:21 remaining in the fourth quarter...
...HAVEN, Conn.—The Harvard football team’s Ivy League-clinching victory over Penn last week featured the usual clutch plays from Carl Morris, Neil Rose and the Harvard defensive line...
Going into Saturday’s game, the only Harvard receiving record Carl Morris did not hold was three touchdowns in a game. By halftime, it looked as if little-known tight end Matt Fratto might beat Morris...
Princeton played the toughest of the three, knocking out Harvard quarterback Neil Rose midway through the game and gaining a half-time lead. But under the tutelage of the seniors and with help from junior wideout Carl Morris, backup freshman quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick paced Harvard to a 28-26 victory...