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PLAYERS TO WATCH QB Joe DiGiacomo (Jr.), QB Anthony Vita (Jr.), RB Nick Hartigan (Sr.), WR Jarrett Schreck (Sr.), WR Lonnie Hill (Jr.), TE David Turner (Sr.), LB Zak DeOssie (Jr.), CB Jamie Gasparella (Sr.), K/P Steve Morgan (Soph...
Early indications show that Moxon, who displayed a very special proficiency for Ryan Fitzpatrick-like scrambles at West Canaan, will certainly have the opportunity to challenge current Bears quarterback Joe DiGiacomo for rights under center...
Throughout the season, Siedlecki’s secondary has been unable to stop opposing quarterbacks from throwing the ball downfield, as Brown’s Joe DiGiacomo, Cornell’s D.J. Busch and Penn’s Pat McDermott all were able to expose the Yale secondary on their way to defeating the Bulldogs. Look for senior Yale free safety Barton Simmons to help stop Dawson in run defense while senior cornerback Fred Jelks will probably try to shut down Brian Edwards...
Brown’s offense has all but disappeared at this point. Quarterback Joe DiGiacomo, who had a solid start to the season but has struggled as of late, was replaced by Anthony Vita, who did just enough to get the Bears past Cornell. Add to that the recent struggles of Nick Hartigan—the Ivy League’s leading rusher last season—and it’s pretty clear why the offense just hasn’t been the same since putting up 31 points in the first half against Harvard in Week...
...only manages to pick up 3.8 yards per attempt. Cornell should be able to load up the box and hold Hartigan under his averages in both yards per game and yards per carry. This means the Bears will be forced to take to the air, relying on quarterback Joe DiGiacomo, who has thrown seven picks and zero touchdowns in his last three games...