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...because X is better or Y isn’t good enough”? Around the Ivies doesn’t have the answer. Instead, with the above delicacy in mind, it asks another question: Is Harvard better off with Chris Pizzotti at quarterback than Liam O’Hagan, who is out indefinitely with a separated shoulder? First, the history. After the graduation of Ryan Fitzpatrick ‘05, O’Hagan took over the No. 1 spot in the first half of the season opener (remember Richard Irvin?), with Pizzotti stuck on the sidelines in jeans...
...Harvard won’t only need to adjust to the unfamiliar surface. The team will see a new starting quarterback behind center, as senior Chris Pizzotti makes his 2007 debut as a starter. He will be filling in for senior Liam O’Hagan, who is out indefinitely after dislocating his shoulder in last weekend’s 20-13 loss at Lehigh...
...Cornell defense has a history of success against Harvard running backs, however. Clifton Dawson never broke 100 yards in four tries against the Big Red, forcing O’Hagan and Pizzotti to try and beat them through the year—with mixed results...
Senior Liam O’Hagan, the starting quaterback for the Harvard football team, is out indefinitely with a dislocated shoulder on his throwing arm, Crimson coach Tim Murphy confirmed yesterday...
...pocket and running the scramble drill and making something happen,” junior linebacker Eric Schultz said. “We had early success getting to him.”But the Crimson saved its best football for after halftime.With Pizzotti in for O’Hagan, the squad put together an eight-play, 96-yard touchdown drive, capped by a 37-yard pass to sophomore receiver Matt Luft in the endzone. It was the only offensive touchdown in the game for either team.The offense started to control the game right...