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Fitzpatrick only threw the ball 22 times, completing 13 passes, but that’s all that was asked of him. The Crimson may have climbed on freshman Clifton Dawson’s back and let him carry the load, but Dawson was merely his quarterback’s second, allowing Fitzpatrick to pick his moments before arming him to strike blow after critical blow...
...don’t really like to look into the past,” freshman tailback Clifton Dawson says. “I think that each game, we go in with a great game plan and with great guys who can make all the plays at each position. And with the games that [junior quarterback] Garrett [Schires] played in [replacing Fitzpatrick], he worked very hard in preparing, and worked very hard at giving us a great chance to win…Ryan brought a lot of things that Garrett may not have, but we still had a great opportunity...
...Crook for helping the ground game, which has stayed steady even with the less mobile junior quarterback Garrett Shires splitting time with Fitzpatrick. Harvard averaged 209.3 yards per game in the first four weeks of the season and 225.6 yards per game in the last five. Freshman running back Clifton Dawson in particular has been taking advantage of the holes the O-line has been able to open up, rushing for over 1000 yards this season...
Unfortunately for the Yalies, Harvard has freshman tailback Clifton Dawson, whom Columbia coach Bob Shoop called the best back in the Ivies, hands down. He’s probably right. In one less game than Carr, Dawson has 1,003 yards and 12 touchdowns. He’s rushed for over 100 yards in five straight games, including topping the 200 mark against Lafayette and carrying the ball 40 times for 187 yards in Harvard’s 43-40 overtime win against Princeton...
...tailback Clifton G. Dawson ’07. The transfer from Northwestern can barely sit still as he faces his locker, waiting for the clock to tick down. He doesn’t make a move to get ready. He leaves his gear off, waiting for the last moment...