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Fitzpatrick, filling in for injured captain Neil Rose, has teamed with senior wideout Carl Morris and several others to maintain one of the nation’s most explosive passing attacks. The dynamic Morris’ eye-popping 149.2 receiving yards per game is currently tops among Division I-AA receivers, and the Crimson’s quarterback tandem has combined for a 179.55 quarterback rating, good for second among I-AA teams...
...order to score on Northeastern’s stingy defense, it will be crucial for the Crimson to establish the run early and often. So far this year, the Huskies’ run defense is 4th-best in I-AA, limiting opponents to a mere 65.3 yards per game. Stoked by this ability to stifle the run, their defense has allowed only 12.3 points per game, including consecutive shutouts to begin the season. And while Harvard’s rushing numbers appear solid on paper, the numbers are somewhat deceiving. To date, Fitzpatrick is the offense’s leading...
...matter how the game plays out, tomorrow’s contest promises to be a physical battle between fierce crosstown rivals. It will afford the Crimson a chance to erase the bad memories of the Lehigh loss and prove that they indeed belong among the elite teams in Division I-AA...
Perhaps the Crimson’s trouble creating pressure is not surprising, as Harvard lost its entire starting defensive line from a year ago, including Marc Laborsky ’02, who led Division I-AA in sacks per game...
Respect from coaches, such as Lehigh’s Pete Lembo, who called Fitzpatrick one of the best quarterbacks he’ll face all year—high praise from a man whose team is probably headed to the Division I-AA playoffs...