Word: flankers
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...hard-nosed run by flanker Dave Beardsley closed out the scoring with five minutes remaining. Columbia won the ball in a scrummage situation, but misplayed it, leaving the ball on the ground. Beardsley alertly snatched the ball, rambled through three Lion defenders and carried two others into the end zone as he slammed the ball down...
After one running play, Ticknor threw a touchdown pass to flanker Joe Lee, who grabbed the ball over the outstretched arm of Currier back Woody McMillin...
...Flanker John Crowley (21 catches, 318 yards) is the top wide-out, while 6-ft., 6-in., 255-lb. Dimitri Yavis doubles as a tight end and punter. One wonders what the original Minutemen, on the Lexington Green back on April 19, 1775, would have done to the British with size like this...
...page SMP, first brought out in 1981, offers a few scoops: blurred but unique photographs of the Soviet SS-20 intermediate-range missile that threatens Western Europe, Japan and China; and photos of one of the three new Delta IV-class nuclear-powered submarines and of the Su-27 Flanker, an air-defense fighter deployed only this year. But overall, reviews of the book were lukewarm. While many U.S. military experts outside the Pentagon think SMP has improved in accuracy and candor with each new edition, they still regard it as less than totally objective. "It is a political document...
...this area. Like the running backs, Harvard's receivers have blazing speed. And there's plenty of people here, too. Eight Cantabs caught a pass last week. The biggest threat, though, is Santiago, who's caught twice as many passes as anyone. Even RECEIVERS: The top targets here are flanker Leo Carlin, who has caught 21 passes for 312 yards, Fennerty, who has grabbed 18 catches for 144 yards and one touchdown, and speedy split end Lee Hull, who checks in with 11 catches for 246 yards and two touchdowns. Senior Greg Laugeni is the tight end. Don't forget...