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...longer in any given situation in case the quarterback is able to break the pocket,” Andrew Berry said.Princeton has been unable to fully capitalize on its depth at receiver, however, in part because of the inconsistencies that have plagued both Foran and platoon-mate Greg Mroz in the passing game. The two quarterbacks have combined to throw 11 interceptions, worst among Ivy League teams and a major contribution to the Tigers league-worst minus-eight turnover margin.Offensively, the Crimson will look to capitalize on Princeton’s inexperienced secondary, which has a pair of new starters...
Connecticut defector Berg, a disruptive two-time All-Ivy defender who picked off Jeff Mroz ’06 in triple overtime last year, is Harvard’s only hope of stopping the nation’s fourth-leading rusher. Often lining up over the center, Berg will usually be out of the reach of star tackle Ed McCarthy ’07, which could mean in the face of McLeod...
...Seven months ago I wrote a story on the four Yale quarterbacks vying to replace Mroz. Though pedestrian statistics this fall might have inspired second-guessers, I endorsed Matt Polhemus ’08 because “on an offense that is by all accounts predictable, a play-making quarterback is Yale’s only hope of diversifying its offensive menu. Polhemus’s speed would pose the only X-factor in what could otherwise be a steady diet of hooks, counters and posts...
...league hemorrhaged talent and experience after last season, with stalwarts like Brown’s Nick Hartigan, Yale’s Jeff Mroz, and Princeton’s Jay McCareins all graduating. As a result, the picture is muddied by untested starters at key positions. The quarterback situation is especially murky, with five starters making their debuts last weekend...
YALE Last season’s Ivy Rookie of the Year, Mike McLeod, is half of the Bulldogs’ two-headed rushing attack with senior Jordan Spence. The offense returns nine starters, but not battle-tested quarterback Jeff Mroz. His replacement, junior Matt Polhemus, attempted just one pass last year. The defense returns seven starters from a unit that was No. 6 in total defense last season. Coach Jack Siedlecki may find himself on the hot seat after losing five straight to Harvard...