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...ended. The Crimson’s superstar future-NFL wide receiver holds nearly every Crimson single-season, single-game and career receiving record in Harvard history. He is unstoppable in man-to-man coverage and must be double- or triple-teamed at all times. This allows junior wideout Kyle Cremerosa and sophomores James Harvey and Byrnes to take advantage of one-on-one coverage. Byrnes is very shifty with the ball in his hands and has shown flashes of brilliance throughout the year. “I feel that we have one of the best groups of receivers...
Junior Kyle Cremerosa returns after a year off to complement Morris at receiver. In 2000, Cremerosa was third on the squad with 32 receptions and is an All-Ivy candidate...
...field goal, Harvard went three-and-out--on three incomplete passes. Each play involved a slight misread. The first two downs, Wahlberg led his receivers a little too far to make a proper catch. On third down, Wahlberg took too long to find wide open sophomore receiver Kyle Cremerosa at the 40-yard line. By the time he made the throw, the Crusaders were mounting pressure and the pass was well off the mark...
Rose immediately recovered, however. On his next series, he marched Harvard down the field, completing three passes and receiving a big assist on a wild reverse-pass executed by Morris to Cremerosa for 38 yards...
Rose, undaunted, really opened some eyes with his next drive. He started by hitting Farley with a beautiful 17-yard pass over the middle. Rose also connected on sharp strikes of 15, 17 and 11 yards. On the last, he stepped up in the pocket and found Cremerosa on a slant across the field at the 7-yard line...