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Junior quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick kicked off the Crimson season leading the unranked team to four straight wins—including a victory over preseason No. 1 and then-No. 10 Northeastern—on the strength of a stratospheric four-game stretch in which he led all of Division I-AA in total offense and passing efficiency...
...team, on both sides of the ball, had their troubles—field goal kicking and pass protection, to name a couple—but when all was said and done, Harvard rolled to a 6-0 record, even hovering around the 20’s in the Division I-AA polls...
...pleased with the way things have turned out,” Raftery says. “But we still are confident that we are a premier team in this league, and this nation for that matter. We know we can play with the best in [Division I-AA], and we want to go out and show that this Saturday. We really don’t need any more motivation than that...
...depends on whether junior Ryan Fitzpatrick is healthy. If he’s 100 percent, Harvard holds the edge on any Ivy League team. After four games this season, Fitzpatrick was not only the best QB in the Ivies but also in the nation. He led all of Division I-AA in passing efficiency and total offense. Then came the broken hand. Fitzpatrick wasn’t himself against Dartmouth, throwing two interceptions and fumbling once in the Crimson’s first loss of the season. Garrett Schires, who played so well against Lafayette and Princeton, struggled in limited...
...guaranteeing that if given the opportunity Penn would win the national title this year. Championships require talent, smart coaching, and a lot of luck. This Quaker team definitely has the talent and coaching to be competitive against any team in I-AA. But whether or not it would get the bounces necessary to leave Chattanooga with the championship trophy can never be certain. The only certainty is this—if you’re not allowed to compete, you’ll never be able...