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...Frank Tavani of Dawson, who transferred to Harvard from Northwestern after redshirting his freshman year. “The guy didn’t go to Northwestern because he wasn’t a I-A player. He’s obviously a I-A player playing at the I-AA level...
Though his physical style may not make for the most aesthetically pleasing contest, the 6’2, 220-lb bruiser has earned his reputation as one of the top rushers in Division I-AA by plowing straight ahead—through a wall of defensive linemen if necessary...
Senior wide receiver Brian Edwards is tops in Division I-AA football in punt return average with 43.5 yards per game on the strength of his 87-yard touchdown return last weekend against Holy Cross....This will be the second week straight that the Crimson shares the field with a Balestracci not named Dante. Thomas Balestracci, the younger brother of former Harvard captain Dante ’04, will start at flanker for the Bears. The roster of the Crimson’s previous opponent, Holy Cross, boasts middle child Mark Balestracci, a defensive back....Tomorrow’s game...
...relationship that will be the centerpiece of Harvard’s airborne attack this season. It was just a year ago when the pair ripped through the Holy Cross defense in the 2003 opener, setting off a streak of victories that cumulated with Edwards leading Division I-AA in receiving yards midway through the season. Edwards’ ability is no longer a surprise, but opponents should be little better equipped to handle his speed and agility...
ANALYSIS: I’ve been fuming over Penn and Princeton’s decision to waste a valuable out-of-region trip on I-AA mid-major San Diego. Yet, San Diego managed to storm into Worcester and beat Holy Cross last weekend. Well, stormed might not be the correct term in this situation. Rather, it was more like San Diego showed up and Holy Cross tried repeatedly to give the Toreros the game. Crusader quarterback John O’Neil threw a pick early in the fourth that was returned for a touchdown to put San Diego...