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...question coming into this contest is how the Bears will respond after coming within a minute of ending Penn’s four-year home conference winning streak. Without a steady quarterback, Brown could be primed for a let-down game. But running back Nick Hartigan has been a rock for the Bears, and his 179-yard performance against Penn—the league’s top rushing defense—should carry over into a solid showing versus a weaker Yale run defense...
...that note, there’s a good chance they’ll start out 0-1. Hartigan runs for 150 yards and two scores in a 20-17 Brown...
Princeton’s defense, which smothered All-Ivy running back Nick Hartigan one week prior, approached Dawson with the same bend-but-don’t-break strategy adopted most recently by Northeastern, and executed it with modest results. Dawson did his fair share of damage in the first half—92 yards on 20 carries—but his longest rush was just 12 yards. Nothing too devastating...
...Hartigan is averaging 124.0 yards per contest, but he only manages to pick up 3.8 yards per attempt. Cornell should be able to load up the box and hold Hartigan under his averages in both yards per game and yards per carry. This means the Bears will be forced to take to the air, relying on quarterback Joe DiGiacomo, who has thrown seven picks and zero touchdowns in his last three games...
...wild, as he has against any front not presenting eight or nine men jamming the middle of the field to slow him down. That same unit did excel against one of the Ivy League’s top backs last weekend, though, holding Brown’s Nick Hartigan to just 66 yards on the ground...