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...keeping with the league's overall improvement, Harvard has gotten superb efforts from junior quarter-back Vin Ferrara and sophomore tail-back Eion Hu. Despite Saturday's 18-13 loss to first-place Cornell, the Crimson's 1-1-0 record (2-2-0 overall) ties it for fourth place with Princeton...
...Hu has been one of the league's major surprises, ranking third in rushing yards per game (97.3) and fourth in points per game (8.0). He has won Rookie of the Week honors in Harvard's victories over Columbia and Holy Cross...
...very next drive, however, the Crimson roared back. Mounting one of the longest drives of the game--stretching from the end of the first quarter through the first three minutes of the second--Harvard used the hard-nosed running of sophomore tailback Eion Hu and a 20-yard completion from Ferrara to freshman split end Coby Skelton to drive from its own 32 to the Cornell nine. There, Ferrara hit junior flanker Mike Halligan at the knees on a right post-pattern for the squad's first touchdown of the game...
Cornell's stingy run defense may be Harvard's biggest problem. In wins against Columbia and Holy Cross this season, the Crimson used the rushing tandem of Eion Hu and Kweli Thompson to open up the opponent's defense...
...strategy that has proven very effective. Thompson leads the Ivy League in rushing (117 yards per game) and has strung together consecutive 100-yard rushing efforts. A workhorse back, last week Hu proved that his hip injury was fleeting: the sophomore exploded for 154 yards and two touchdowns...