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...League title and the respect of a nation were on the line, and Yale spent the first half of the game proving why it was everyone’s favorite. The No. 18 Elis—ranked behind the likes of Alabama and USC because there was no Division I-AA back then—plowed its way to a 22-0 lead as Dowling tossed two touchdowns and ran for one more...
Harvard enters the game ranked No. ??? in the country in Division I-AA after last week’s thrilling victory over Penn. It’s the team’s highest ranking ever. The Elis enter the game on a four-game losing streak...
...proof, you could say, is in the pudding. Guilty of 36 turnovers last season, Harvard has committed just seven this season, the fewest in all of Division I-AA. Senior quarterback Neil Rose has been a different player, or at least a much more efficient one. After throwing 13 interceptions last year, he has thrown only three in 2001. Ryan Fitzpatrick, a rookie who had never taken a snap before this year, has been picked off just once...
...Crimson averaged 46 rushing attempts per game, with 189 yards per game, in its first seven contests. Of course, the respected Quaker defense ranked first in Division I-AA against the run, giving up only 1.6 yards per carry. Most opposing teams this season had given up running the ball, averaging only 27 attempts against Penn...
Mistake-free football, of course, is what got Harvard to this point. It has committed the fewest turnovers in I-AA ball this season—seven—and four of those came solely in the Princeton game. Against the Quakers, nobody fumbled or threw a pick, while the Crimson picked up an interception by Willie Alford and a blocked punt by Rodney Thomas...