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...quarter: A few things to watch for: Yale's Mike McLeod's 18-game touchdown streak is at risk here in the 4th. Corey Mazza is still looking for another touchdown catch to break the all-time Crimson receiving touchdowns record. Harvard, meanwhile, is on pace for the biggest win in The Game since a 45-7 Crimson triumph in 1982. The largest all-time margin was a 54-0 win by Yale in 1957, while Harvard's biggest...
...quarter: A Pizzotti pass into traffic is briefly intercepted by a Yale player, but the ball pops into the air and is caught by Mazza at the six while lying on his back. It's been that kind of day for the Crimson...
...want a pretty-boy receiver, like Harvard’s Corey Mazza, who appears in Sports Illustrated photo shoots but disappears in big games (two receptions vs. Yale last year). Instead, you have a throwback fullback (Joe Fuccillo) who wears a cowboy collar behind his long hair and passes up touches for a chance to punch people in the mouth – who, in this golden age of the wide-open spread offense, still uses a fullback...
...Crimson. I’m not sure what the final numbers will be, but it’s a losing formula for Yale.Harvard quarterback Chris Pizzotti, on the other hand, has the most prolific touchdown-scoring receiver in team history at his disposal in the form of senior Corey Mazza. Harvard is so deep at receiver that the guy who scored the game-tying touchdown the last time The Game was played in New Haven is now fifth on the depth chart. Yeah, that deep.And since we’re in a math mood, let’s have...
Pizzotti has been helped by five wideouts that could start on most teams in the league. The corps is led by the duo of senior Corey Mazza and sophomore Matt Luft, averaging a combined 143.4 yards receiving per game. Like Williams, Mazza too has a shot at history, as with a single score he will overtake Carl Morris ’03 for first in receiving touchdowns in Harvard history...