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Harvard lined up in a pro set and handed the ball to the fourth-string running back, sophomore Nick Palazzo, who gained three yards. Senior Chuck Nwokocha, the first-string running back, was sidelined in the first game of the season with an injury. Second- and third-string backs Matt Leiszler, a sophomore, and junior Jared Lewis were injured in the second and third quarters, respectively, leaving Palazzo as the only healthy back remaining for Harvard...
...second-and-7, Rose found Morris for a six-yard gain. For third-and-1 at Harvard's 38-yard line, the Crimson brought in two tight ends and gave the ball to Palazzo, who gained two yards and got the first down...
Harvard spread the field on first down and brought in three wide receivers, keeping Palazzo as the lone back. Palazzo got the ball again and ran for four yards...
After Brown kicked off following its score, Harvard ran off the last 3:42 in the game on the strength of three completions--two for first downs--and four tough runs from Palazzo...
...wide receivers since it won the Ivy championship back in 1997. Since then, it had to rely on the smashmouth running of Chris Menick '00 to carry the load. Now, without a definite starting back (by the end of the game, Harvard was using its fourth stringer, sophomore Nick Palazzo), the wideouts must be the focal point of the offense...