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...League offensive player of the week. Trailing 17-6 at the end of the third, the Crimson had failed to put points on the board since the end of the first frame and had yet to score a touchdown. Thanks to a forced fumble by senior linebacker Eric Schultz, Harvard gained control early in the fourth. In no time, Pizzotti connected with sophomore wide receiver Marco Ianuzzi for a 68-yard bomb downfield for a touchdown. “There’s no question it changed the whole complexion of the game, gave us momentum, gave us energy...
...pass in the end zone for a touchback. “I mean, that’s what Coach stresses, never throw picks in the end zone, never have turnovers in the end zone, and you just can’t do it,” Randolph said.Senior linebacker Eric Schultz quelled another Holy Cross red zone attempt at the Harvard 1-yard line. Finding a hole in the offensive line, Schultz busted through to Randolph, sacking him to force the ball loose and recover the fumble.“Coach Doherty has been talking all week about...
...time in the second half.IONA 15, HARVARD 10In its best effort of the weekend, Harvard challenged the Gaels (5-8) throughout the contest, spotting the visitors a slim 6-4 advantage at the half. Nikhil Balaraman effectively spelled Connolly in the afternoon game, notching 10 saves, but his counterpart Eric Konzem came through with clutch saves for Iona. Tune, Atkinson, and sophomore Bret Voith added two goals each to Thompson’s hattrick, bringing the Crimson to within a goal in the third quarter. Unfortunately for the hosts, the Gaels responded with three unanswered scores, handing the Crimson...
...tried making a play when I should have just thrown it out of bounds,” Randolph said. That interception was followed by a critical fumble. Facing third and goal at the Crimson’s one, Randolph rolled out on play action, only to find senior linebacker Eric Schultz staring him in the face. Schultz drilled Randolph for a sack, forcing a fumble which he then recovered. In fact, Holy Cross managed just three sustained drives all night—a 76-yard drive that resulted in a second-quarter field goal, a 48-yard touchdown drive after...
...pass in the end zone for a touchback.“I mean that’s what Coach stresses, never throw picks in the end zone, never have turnovers in the end zone, and you just can’t do it,” Randolph said.Senior linebacker Eric Schultz quelled another Holy Cross red zone attempt at the Harvard one-yard line, finding a hole in the offensive line. Sacking Randolph, Schultz forced and recovered a fumble.“Coach Doherty has been talking all week about how, if it’s third and goal...