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...Christmas gifts,” Dorris said of the turnovers. HITS KEEP COMING Harvard also suffered from a lack of diversity in its running game that it had enjoyed all season long. Usually splitting runs between three running backs—juniors Cheng Ho and Ben Jenkins and sophomore Gino Gordon—the Crimson went to just Jenkins. Ho was on the sidelines not dressed for action and Gordon made only a brief appearance with no carries. “Both those guys [Ho and Gordon] are injured, we had to go to No. 3,” Harvard...
...going to do on different drives, what he wants to see or what he’s looking at.”While Pizzotti-to-Luft has been Harvard’s bread-and-butter on offense this season, injuries to regular running backs Cheng Ho and Gino Gordon thrust junior Ben Jenkins into the spotlight Saturday. The junior chipped in 95 yards of total offense out of the backfield and kept the chains moving on the Crimson’s first-half scoring drives.But even when Harvard seemed poised to put the game out of reach, Clark...
...Welcome to the Ben Jenkins show. No sign of Cheng Ho or Gino Gordon...
...with the occasional option to keep things interesting—suddenly threw reverses and end arounds at a Big Red defense that had nearly no film to work off of. The offense ran an end around three separate times to three separate guys—Chrissis, Richards, and sophomore Gino Gordon—for 43 yards, and then threw a reverse into the mix for good measure—a play that ended in the Crimson’s fourth touchdown. “Even though we lost three guys, at least our young guys have speed, so those...
...Cook and sophomore Marco Iannuzzi are out for the season. This leaves Harvard with a pair of inexperienced wideouts—sophomore Levi Richards and freshman Adam Chrissis—and senior Alex Breaux to solidify the Crimson air attack. As for the ground game, team rushing leader sophomore Gino Gordon, along with Ho, will find worthy opposition in a Cornell defense ranked second in the nation in rush defense, surrendering just 37 yards per game...