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...Palazzo has remained a supporter of his high school team, often helping out during the summers by teaching from his own college experience. Though unsure of his post-college plans—which may include launching a sports magazine he has in the works with some old teammates—he has expressed interest in potentially coaching at either the high school or college level...
...last year’s Yale game, a 35-23 Harvard triumph, Palazzo was stuck on the bench with an ankle injury. Now with friends, family, and past coaches arriving for Saturday’s game, Palazzo is hoping to pull out some of the old lightning for their benefit and contribute to a Crimson victory...
...this last opportunity to see his familiar figure dicing defenses right and left, a healthier Palazzo knows he can contribute—regardless of what number appears on his uniform...
...Brian Niemczak says. “As a defense we need to forget last weekend, refocus on the game this week and find a way to stop all of Yale’s offensive weapons.” Harvard’s rushing attack is led by senior Nick Palazzo, who averages 4.2 yards per carry. Though Rose calls Palazzo “one of the most inspirational guys on the team,” the tailback has been hampered by a shoulder injury throughout the second half of the season. Sophomore Rodney Byrnes was effective at the tailback position...
Harvard will be angry and anxious on Saturday after an embarrassing loss last week. Rose, Morris, Palazzo, Soriano, and all the other seniors will be on top of their games as they play one last time in front of 31,000 cheering fans in Harvard Stadium. Expect Rose and Morris to have huge games. If Harvard wins and Penn loses, the Crimson can still win a share of the Ivy Championship. If the Harvard defense has as much success stopping Carr as it has had stopping other Ivy runners this season, the Crimson should finish the season on a high...