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...quarterback spot last week, as he completed 12 of 19 passes, ran for two touchdowns and was later named Ivy League Player of the Week. And the mysterious number-cruncher must have noticed the Harvard defense returning slowing to full strength, as lineman Barry Ford and linebacker Andy Nolan finally saw action after missing several games with injuries...
...NOTEBOOK: Ernst carried 19 times for 115 yards, a 6.1-yard average...Villanueva punted eight times for a 40.5-yard average...Linebacker Andy Nolan saw action for the first time since the Columbia game, when calcification of a thigh bruise took him out of the lineup. Also back in action was defensive tackle Barry Ford, who hurt his abdomen against UMass. Cornerback John Dailey had a ligament taken out of his knee Thursday. He is doubtful for Saturday's game at Brown. Quarterback Brian White is still out after doctors removed a blood clot from his throwing arm...Azelby...
...White is still recovering from removal of a blood clot in his throwing arm; senior Chuck Colombo, will start again. With Robert Santiago questionable and Paul Sharon out of commission, Bill Saleeby may start at fullback. Defensive lineman Barry Ford will probably miss his fourth game, and linebacker Andy Nolan is possibly out for the season...
...Andy Nolan's name is one of the first on the list. The notation in the middle of the sheet says thigh bruise. The senior linebacker is one of 14 players to have check marks next to their names. All 14 held starting positions before they got injured. There are only 23 starting spots on the Harvard football team...
...leading rusher, from starting, and put a heavy burden in the early going on wingback-turned-halfback Steve Ernst (11 carries in the first quarter). Cornerback John Dailey still has fluid in his right knee; he didn't play. Neither did defensive tackle Barry Ford, nor linebacker Andy Nolan, whose deep thigh bruise has calcified, restricting his mobility. And Restic's usual backup QB, Brian White, was unavailable for action, suffering from a blood clot in his throwing...