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...different setting and a different Harvard quarterback from last year’s matchup, when the Crimson erased a three-touchdown deficit to win 35-34 in Providence. But even Harvard coach Tim Murphy called the similarities “eerie...
Like last year, Brown grabbed an advantage early in the game, racking up big gains on play-action. With All-American running back Nick Hartigan the Crimson’s defense’s number-one target, quarterback Joe DiGiacomo was left free to find receiver Jarrett Schreck in single coverage. Which he did, as usual, with success—the longtime Harvard-killer had nine catches for a whopping 223 yards and two scores...
Sophomore quarterback Liam O’Hagan overcame a pair of interceptions to finish 17-of-34 for 208 yards and a touchdown, along with two key scrambles on the Crimson’s final drive in regulation...
Schreck and his quarterback, Joe DiGiacomo, were the primary beneficiaries of Harvard’s stop-the-run-first defensive strategy, which packed eight and even nine defenders into the box while leaving the Bears’ wide receivers in single coverage. More often than not, the Crimson’s cornerbacks simply weren’t up to the task, allowing the speedy Schreck to gain separation before bringing in first-down catches, highlighted by a perfectly executed 42-yard touchdown strike down the right sideline...
Sophomore quarterback Liam O’Hagan has all of a single game under his belt as a starter for the Crimson, but even after slight playing time, the temptation to start stacking him up against Ryan Fitzpatrick—another athletic scrambler with a Gaelic last name—is already tough to escape...