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Rose silenced any questions about his arm when the junior quarterback used it effectively to drive the Crimson into the red zone on Harvard's first possession. Rose opened the game with six completions and a shovel pass to Palazzo behind the line of scrimmage. Two of Rose's throws were short passes at the line of scrimmage to junior wide receiver Sam Taylor, who turned the tosses into modest gains...
After hitting sophomore wide receiver Carl Morris with a 10-yard strike up the middle to give the Crimson a first down at the Columbia 29-yard line, Rose faked a handoff to sophomore running back Nick Palazzo and rolled into open space. He hit Taylor on a fade to the right corner of the end zone, giving Harvard the lead for good at 12:10 in the first quarter...
From there, Leiszler carried the team into the end zone. The tailback figured in all but three plays of the ensuing touchdown drive. Leiszler rushed for 37 yards--all of them off the left side--before Palazzo finished off the drive with a 1-yard touchdown...
...wind against it, Harvard stayed mostly on the ground. A double-reverse--Rose to Palazzo to Morris to Nwokocha--gained 14 yards and brought Harvard to the 17. Morris barely got rid of the ball on the play, handing off to Nwokocha right as he was drilled by a Dartmouth defender...
From there, two solid Palazzo runs brought Harvard to a first down on the Big Green 5-yard-line. After a false start and a stuffed option attempt, Rose found sophomore receiver Kyle Cremarosa in the middle of the field for a seven-yard gain to the 3. Rose then fooled everyone, faking to Palazzo before bootlegging out to his right for Harvard's fifth score...