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...Department of Athletics has launched on offensive against Junior Varsity (JV) athletic teams of all ilks. Told that their “commitment level[s]…[fall] below the standard that the Department expects of JV programs,” according to Assistant Director of Athletics Nathan Fry, the JV teams have been encouraged to downgrade themselves to club programs. Despite the Department’s assertion that it is merely responding to a decline in dedication among JV athletes, two reasons lead us to believe that more mercenary motivations are involved, at least in part. First, though...
...linemen. The ball bounced back toward the kicker and was scooped up by Cornell’s Colin Nash, who returned it to the endzone for a safety to make the score 19-2.On the ensuing Big Red possession, the enlivened Cornell offense used a 42-yard completion from Nathan Ford to Bryan Walters to move 71 yards in just four plays, capping the drive with a six-yard pass from Ford to Walters that made the score 19-9 with just 2:24 to play in the half.As if the Crimson had not spotted the Big Red enough...
...Kerry Kartsonis as its Rookie of the Week. Hopkins led the Crimson with 10 tackles in Harvard’s dominating 32-15 win over Cornell on Saturday. The senior safety also intercepted the game’s final pass, an errant Hail Mary attempt from Big Red quarterback Nathan Ford. Senior safety Doug Hewlett batted the ball into his teammate’s hands as time expired, lifting the Crimson to its second league win in as many tries. Hopkins is the second member of the Harvard secondary to be honored as the league’s top defensive...
...Yale. The Harvard defense has improved from game to game against pass-happy offenses and draws yet another one in Cornell. Jim Knowles is committed to airing out the ball in 2007—the Big Red leads the league with over 45 passing attempts per game. Quarterback Nathan Ford has completed more than two thirds of his passes, but has only one touchdown throw because veteran running back Luke Siwula (six TDs) gets the ball in the red zone. He’ll have a hard time maintaining that clip if the Crimson shows up with the fierce pass...
...Quarterback Nathan Ford continues to lead the Big Red offense, and he’s coming off a 201-yard performance in last week’s 45-7 win over Georgetown. A stout Harvard secondary will probably force the ball into the hands of running back Luke Siwula, who’s ranked fifth all-time on the Cornell rushing list...