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...junior wide receiver Rodney Byrnes from junior QB Ryan Fitzpatrick—the Crimson was not able to make them materialize when it was necessary. With the clock ticking down near the end of the fourth quarter, Harvard’s last three relevant drives ended in three Fitzpatrick turnovers—a fumble and two interceptions—that came as a result of an overeager offense desperately trying to make something happen...
Notes: Junior quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick remains sidelined by his broken right hand. The Crimson signal caller’s hand was removed from its cast this week, but as of right now no time table has been set for his return to action. Junior Garrett Schires makes his third consecutive start in his place tomorrow against Dartmouth....Sophomore running back Ryan Tyler’s status for tomorrow’s game is in doubt due to a stomach ailment the rusher sustained last Friday evening. After practicing through his sprained ribs in the week leading up to last Saturday?...
Although the Tigers rarely contend for the Ivy League crown, they can always be counted upon to hang tough with the Crimson for all four quarters. This year was no exception, especially with offensive mainstay junior quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick still out with a broken hand. A 49-yard run from Princeton tailback Jon Veach with 8:53 left in the first quarter put the Tigers up a quick 7-0 and made it clear that Princeton was not about to be a pushover. It marked the first time this season that Harvard had not scored first...
...second week filling in for Fitzpatrick, Schires again posted impressive numbers, finishing 18-of-30 with 261 yards, three TDs and one interception. He constantly hit up acrobatic junior wide receiver Brian Edwards for first-down yardage...
...fourth quarter of last season’s face-off in New Jersey, then-junior quarterback David Splithoff went down to a shoulder injury on a brutal hit, which has prevented him from returning as signal caller since. Splithoff, with skills not unlike those of hurt Crimson quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick, was capable of scrambling out of the pocket for long gains behind unaware defenses and decreasing his reliability on finding an open receiver...