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...move the ball effectively on their first three plays, they then took a timeout and opted to go for a touchdown rather than taking a field goal, thereby reducing Harvard’s lead to eight. Yale returned to the field with 6’7 tight end Nate Lawrie split wide left, paired with 5’8 senior cornerback Benny Butler...
...Those are the yards amassed by each of Yale’s top four receivers—Ralph Plumb, Nate Lawrie, Ron Benigno and Chandler Henley...
...Yale’s biggest weapon—literally—is its tight end, senior Nate Lawrie. Listed at 6’7 and weighing in at 256 pounds, Murphy calls him “an NFL prospect.” It will be a tall task, indeed, for Harvard’s undersized secondary to stay with Lawrie, who leads the team in catches (64) and receiving yards (678) on the year. Harvard could not handle Dartmouth senior tight end Casey Cramer when the Big Green knocked off the Crimson on November 1. If Yale uses Lawrie...
Assistant coach Gene Reilly took the place of departed coach Nate Leaman and has been in charge of implementing a new penalty-killing system. Reilly takes over a unit that was the third best in the ECAC a year ago, killing off nearly 85 percent of the opportunities against...
...primary cause of this penalty-killing problem seems to involve the adjustment period to a new style of play. With the departure of former assistant coach Nate Leaman to be head coach at Union and the arrival of Gene Reilly as Harvard’s new assistant coach, the players have had to adapt to a new approach and a new defensive scheme when down a man, a situation that is exacerbated by the amount of time Reilly has been on recruiting trips in the fall...