Word: quarterbacked
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Crimson got the ball back on the Tiger's next possession. How? The quarterback fumbled the snap. By now, you should be hearing "Twilight Zone" music...
Defensively, senior end Tim Fleiszer and tackle Jason Hughes were first-team linemen. Both spent most of the game in the opponents' backfields disrupting running plays and sacking the quarterback...
Joining Smith on the All-Screwed list was sophomore quarterback Rich Linden, who earned second-team honors but should have been selected ahead of Brown's Jason Perry. Perry had better stats because Brown threw a lot more than Harvard this year. The threat of Linden's passing is what made this the most potent offensive attack the school has had in decades...
Yale: The Bulldogs' quarterback is also a sophomore, but Joe Walland has a vastly different story. He has completed only 40 percent of his passes for five touchdowns and four interceptions. Walland has split time with two others but will start tomorrow. He can scramble and is mobile, and Harvard had some trouble with running quarterbacks early in the season. Walland lacks experience, however, and was a cornerback until the last week of preseason...
Harvard: This is the best offensive line in the league, both in terms of opening holes for the run and protecting the quarterback for passing. It has veteran experience, with three juniors and two seniors. Left tackle Matt Birk is probably the best offensive lineman in the Ivies, and he outplayed Penn's star lineman Mitch Marrow last week. This line is huge, with an average of 277 pounds, so opponents wear down toward the end of games...