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Everyone thought the drama was finally over for the Harvard football team.Unfortunately for Chris Pizzotti, fate had a different idea. The junior quarterback, already a replacement for suspended signal-caller Liam O’Hagan, went down with an injured MCL during a 31-14 victory for the Crimson (1-0) on Saturday over Holy Cross (1-2) at Harvard Stadium. Some questioned whether the second quarter hit leading to the injury was late, but Harvard coach Tim Murphy said it was too close to call. “The last thing we talked about last night...
...Harvard tenure against Holy Cross, while Holy Cross coach Tom Gilmore fell to 0-3 against the Crimson...Dawson has fumbled only six times in his 30 career games. The fumble on a botched handoff that ended Harvard’s second drive was charged to Pizzotti...The Crimson has now won 10 of its last 11 non-conference games, with the only loss coming last season to Lehigh, 49-24...Harvard’s offensive line, which features three new starters, did not allow a sack in the game.—Staff writer Brad Hinshelwood can be reached...
...before the adversity, I think they are still the same,” said senior running back Clifton Dawson. “I think all this adversity we’ve dealt with will only make us stronger.”Although many questions remain about starting quarterback Chris Pizzotti and the strength of the offensive line, the Crusaders should not pose a big threat.The Crimson has won the last four meetings and eight of nine, pulling out a 31-21 second-half victory in the 2005 game.Yet no opponent can be taken lightly, especially after the 2005 season...
...many people can promise that the Leopards are good and the Big Green is bad? Huh? Without further ado…HARVARD VS. HOLY CROSS (1-1)Rule No. 112 of forecasting football: Never bet against a six-foot-five redhead quarterback like Harvard’s Chris Pizzotti. But here’s the catch: You know how I know he’s a carrot top? ‘Cause he was standing on the sidelines last season in jeans and no helmet, out for the year with a back injury. So while I’m mesmerized...
...will the offense respond to 6'5 junior quarterback Chris Pizzotti, a rookie who was forced into the starter's role after the five-game suspension of regular quarterback Liam O’Hagan (and what, for that matter, prompted the dismissal, whose reasons coaches have protected like the Manhattan Project...