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Rushing Leaders Player G Att Yds Ave LgTD Tony Hinz 6 76 420 5.5 73 2 Dave Bunning 6 63 300 4.8 31 3 Bob Glatz 6 43 212 4.9 30 2 Brad Bedard 5 7 22 3.1 10 0 Paul DiBiase 4 4 17 4.3 8 0 Neil Phillips 6 2 12 6.0 20 0 Rod Macleod 6 6 12 2.0 10 0 Al Konovalchik 4 6 12 2.0 5 0 Silas Myers 5 6 11 1.8 7 0 Tom Yohe...
Great might be understating it just a bit, Bob. Against the Tigers, the running attack of Glatz, Tony Hinz, and Dave Bunning had one of its best games of the year. The trio combined for 219 of Harvard's 234 total rushing yards. Glatz and Hinz each caught one of Yohe's two TD strikes...
...forget the blocking, an easy part of the game to forget when the more exciting plays occur away from the line of scrimmage. Whoever runs, whether it be be Hinz, Glatz, or Bunning, the other backfield mates are sure to offer excellent lead blocking...
Part of this has been due to Harvard's running game. Last week against Dartmouth, Hinz scored the big plays. He followed up with a 90-yd. performance against the Tigers. Bunning keeps getting tough, consistent yardage. On Saturday, Glatz's two-TD day helped seal a big Crimson victory...
Harvard running back Tony Hinz grabbed the spotlight last week with his electrifying 73-yard run and his 152-yard rushing day. But Hinz's backmate Dave Bunning also scored twice last week and has averaged five yards per carry. Hinz's 5.6 average leads all Harvard rushers, who have accumulated 711 total yards in five games. The running game came back to life against Dartmouth, giving Harvard a strong offensive weapon to complement Yohe's aerial attack...