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With senior receiver Kyle Cremarosa??s season ended during the preseason courtesy of a broken ankle, the Crimson employed its No. 6 and No. 7 receivers in sophomore Corey Waller and senior Adam Gordon, better known as the team’s placekick holder...
...could blame the helmet of the unknown Cornell player that had an unfortunate meeting with Ryan Fitzpatrick’s little finger. You could blame Kyle Cremarosa??s broken ankle, Rodney Byrnes’ recurring high ankle sprain or James Harvey’s injuring ACL. You could blame Ryan Tyler’s numerous ailments. You could blame it on the injuries to five of the seven original offensive tackles...
...aftermath of Cremarosa??s injury, junior Rodney Byrnes, a WR/RB last season, immediately lost his “slash.” After posting 482 receiving yards and 226 rushing yards in 2002-—second- and third-best on the team, respectively—he will simply be a wideout this season...
...Morris, on how important junior receiver Kyle Cremarosa??s block was to springing his 54-yard touchdown off a screen pass...
...Cremarosa??s punishing back-block that sprang Morris up the sideline on his 54-yard TD catch in the third quarter. “That was just a perfect block by Kyle Cremarosa,” Morris said after the game. “He shielded his corner out. It wasn’t anything I did—it was an incredible block...