Word: mattes
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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After three quarters of play the game was a veritable rout with Harvard ahead 24-7 on the strength of Larry Brown's 11-17 passing and 73 yards rushing. For most of the game, though, the accolades belonged to the Crimson defense. Blitzing linebackers Bob Woolway and Matt Sabetti bivouacked in the Colgate backfield much of the game. Meanwhile, Woolway combined with defensive ends Marco Coric and Dave Otto to sack the Colgate QB tandem of Alex Mancini and John Marzo five times...
...first-and-ten at the Colgate 23, Brown hit Connors, who snagged six passes during the day, for a ten-yard pickup. On the next play Matt Granger barrelled all the way down to the goaline but an illegal procedure penalty brought the ball back to the 18-yard-line. The drive foozled when on second down Brown was bushwacked by Ken Ebeling and fumbled over the football...
With fullback Matt Granger leading the backs out of the I, and with the offensive line of Joe Kross, Mike Clark, Dave Scheper. Mac DeCamp and Mike Durgin busting holes like a quintet of bucking broncos, the Crimson danced through and around UMass's aggressive but over-reacting linebackers...
Captain Steve Potysman, who was no less than bubbly after the game, noted that, "They drove on us right after Subway (Beling) went out with his injury. But when they got too close we buckled down, and Matt (Sabetti) was super in Beling's place...
There won't be any Paul Sablock passes or Larry Brown receptions this week, just that good ol'-fashioned man-against-man football. While the Restic game-plan has remained top-secret all week, you can rest assured that there will be at least two changes--fullback Matt Granger will see plenty of playing time, and Wayne Moore will run the ball more than five times...