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...strange sense of déjà vu. I’d seen something like this before.With Cutler taking over for Plummer calling the signals, you can understand why I’d have some reservations. You see, this isn’t the first time uncertainty at quarterback has helped derail a smooth-running, well-oiled train of football success in the middle of the season.It’s happened before—right here at Harvard.I’m sure you know the story. Five games into a season full of promise, potential, and wonderful possibilities...
Like other minorities--ethnic or religious--Mormons are proud of those among them who make it big. When Steve Young, a descendant of church leader Brigham Young and a quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers, was taking snaps on Monday Night Football in the 1990s, his fellow Mormons took to calling Family Home Evening, their weekly togetherness meeting, Family Home Halftime instead...
...second half.“Quite honestly, we were just trying to generate some offense, some consistency,” Crimson coach Tim Murphy said. “Both guys did a solid job at times, but it’s eleven men out there, not just the quarterback.”It didn’t matter much who the quarterback was—Harvard’s running game remained stagnant, the pressure up front rarely relented, and tipped balls, overthrown passes, and good Yale coverage downfield continued to keep the Crimson from ever mustering a realistic chance...
...high-powered Harvard offense to a season-low 13 points in the season finale. Yale confounded the Crimson offense, rendering it ineffective in virtually every category.Deflation was the name of the game for Yale, which popped Harvard’s confidence right out of the gates, sacking starting quarterback Liam O’Hagan for a ten-yard loss on the Crimson’s first drive and dropping senior running back Clifton Dawson for five- and six-yard losses on his first two carries.“It’s nice to have a couple good things happen...
...Junior quarterback Liam O’Hagan faced pressure from an aggressive Bulldogs defense, which regularly sent linebackers and corners on blitzes to disrupt the Crimson attack. O’Hagan finished with 53 yards passing and an interception and was replaced by junior Chris Pizzotti midway through the third quarter...