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After falling behind to Brown in the first game of the season, the Crimson came out firing at the end of the game to finish with a 27-20 victory. Then, overcoming the losses of senior running back Josh Staph and defensive end Phil Scherrer, among others, Harvard put away both its non-conference opponents, Lafayette and Northeastern, with strong play from backups on both offense and defense...
...then, of course, there are both lines. On the defensive side, Phil Scherrer, Kyle Sims, Ryan FitzGerald and Laborsky shut down the run, sacked opposing quarterbacks and caused turnovers like no other defensive line of the past five years. Offensively, Steve Collins, Danny Kistler, Justin Stark and Jason Hove led the Crimson to the Ancient Eight’s top rushing attack and made sure Rose always stayed vertical in the pocket...
Harvard dominated the hapless Leopards despite missing Staph, sophomore linebacker Dante Balestracci and senior defensive end Phil Scherrer because of injuries...
...Crimson overwhelmed the Quakers in the second half, using its scary defensive line to shut down potential NFL draftee quarterback Gavin Hoffman and running back Kris Ryan. Harvard’s senior defensive ends Mark Laborsky and Phil Scherrer may both receive All-Ivy League First Team selections...
...this season, along with four for losses. Add a key sack during the third quarter of Harvard’s comeback over Dartmouth, and it’s clear his role has been more than that of peripheral to the likes of senior ends Marc Laborsky and Phil Scherrer. That strong front four has been instrumental in making sure the Crimson, unlike years past, puts teams away for good...