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...invisible Saturday was All-American wide receiver Carl Morris, who hauled in only three balls for an uncharacteristically low 16 yards of offense. Morris had been featured earlier on ESPN’s College GameDay, but failed to provide the highlight reel catches in the cold rain against the Quakers?? pass coverage...
...mean, this game was close for, what, a quarter? Clearly somebody on the Quakers?? coaching staff missed the memo that despite Penn’s national ranking, home-field advantage and large margins of victory this season, they were supposed to play out another classic, down-to-the-wire Harvard-Penn game. Instead, Penn played the role of Mike Tyson to Harvard’s “Hurricane” Peter McNeeley—a much-hyped, quickly decided matchup...
Before the turnover, Penn had failed to post a first down. Following Pennington’s TD, the Quakers?? scoring stream became as steady as the incessant Philadelphia drizzle...
...quality. While they usually dominate their competition, these superstars will be especially pumped up on Saturday. Playing at Penn is the most difficult challenge on Harvard’s schedule. There could be 30,000 fans at Franklin Field on Saturday, and most will be cheering for the Quakers??unless you decide to make a difference...
Harvard’s second game of the weekend is its second Ivy matchup. The Crimson travels to Philadelphia on Saturday to face off against Penn (5-4, 1-0), one of three teams that split last year’s Ivy title. The Quakers?? victory over Harvard last year was their first in scholl history...