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...church and my dad is Jewish,” Math says, responding to the claim that he hails from “classic Shaker stock—good old-fashioned...Protestants.” In addition, Math says the claim that he peaked as a high school quarterback in GQ lacks veracity: “I’m at Harvard now. We have more status.” And he’s in FM. Take that...
...bizarre tale of I.M. dominance, however, does not stop there. Puchtel’s case is similar to that of one of his classmates, former Harvard star receiver Brian Edwards ’05-'07: the same Brian Edwards who was the favorite target of current St. Louis Rams quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick ’05 during the Crimson’s 2003 campaign and its 2004 undefeated season. Edwards attempted to play I.M. football for Winthrop this year. For the same reason as Puchtel, however, he is prohibited from playing I.M. football...
...against a defense that’s leading the league in sacks?” Lions head coach Norries Wilson said after the game.It was definitely the latter that gave Columbia the most success.After the Crimson punted twice to open the game, the Lions got on the board when quarterback Craig Hormann beat senior safety Danny Tanner over the top for a 22-yard touchdown pass. The early holes in the defensive backfield prompted a change in the secondary that would keep the Lions out of the end zone for the rest of the game, despite 52 pass attempts from...
...responsibility for the minimal output. Columbia went to the air 52 times, but to the ground only 21. Harvard’s line also contributed a strong effort to the pass defense. Averaging just under five and a half sacks per game coming in, the defense got to Lions quarterback Craig Hormann four times for a loss of 28 yards and hit or hurried him a handful of other times.DROP ZONEAfter a strong weekend against Dartmouth last weekend, the secondary fell back into a slump.Instead of relying on seasoned starters at the safety position, Murphy mixed things up, at times...
...held Harvard to a tie for its lowest scoring output of the season. But that wasn’t enough to counter a Crimson defense that held Columbia to minus-14 yards rushing overall. The Lions did manage 320 yards passing, but it took 52 attempts from quarterback Craig Hormann to get there. Harvard signal-caller Liam O'Hagan was 16-for-26 with 181 yards and a score and did not turn the ball over for the second straight week. Dawson scored with 7:59 left in the third quarter for the Crimson’s final touchdown, making...