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...Twenty-nine is a lot of kills for one match,” Harvard coach Jennifer Weiss said. “[Ogbechie] was very smart about how she attacked the team. She really had the [Quaker] blockers on the move...
Even if the Lions can slow down Penn wide receiver Dan Castles, who had 12 receptions for 132 yards last weekend, the Quaker air attack shouldn’t miss a beat as McDermott connected with eight different receivers at least twice last weekend. Running back Sam Mathews has been a disappointment for Penn so far this season, but don’t be surprised if he has a breakout 100-yard, two-touchdown performance in this...
...Quaker quarterback Pat McDermott seemed to get on track last weekend against Dartmouth, but the scenario is analogous to that of Bucknell’s offense. McDermott doesn’t need to light up the Bison defense, but he will need to engineer three or four scoring drives. Those drives better end in touchdowns, because the Quakers just benched starting kicker Evan Nolan, who missed four straight field goals including one against Dartmouth, in favor of defensive back/kicker Bryan Arguello, who also missed a field goal against the Big Green...
Speaking of Penn, the Quakers need to find some offense, quickly. Through three-and-a-half quarters against Villanova last weekend, Penn had recorded just 113 yards of total offense. I don’t care how good the Quaker ‘D’ is, if quarterback Pat McDermott continues to go 10-for-30 with only 140 yards passing, Penn just isn’t going to win football games. It’s that simple...
That’s three field goals, at least two of which could be described as chipshots, that Penn missed in a three-point ballgame. At the end of last season, all the Quaker fans were decrying the loss of Ivy Player of the Year quarterback Mike Mitchell, yet few if any showed the same despair over the loss of Ivy first-team place kicker Peter Veldman. Not to take anything away from the job Mitchell did at Penn, but good quarterbacks are relatively common in the Ivies; however, good kickers seem to be incredibly difficult to come...