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This has to be the week that the Bulldogs’ struggling offense gets on track. Everyone has been waiting for quarterback Alvin Cowan to have a truly Playstation-like performance. Running back Robert Carr has proven that his early season breakout wasn’t a fluke, as he sits second in the league in rushing yards per game. Yale has the top wide receiver tandem, in terms of combined yards per game, in the Ivy League—even better than Harvard’s Mazza-Edwards combination...
...unless Dartmouth makes the same strategic error this weekend—and the Big Green won’t have a cornerback of McCareins’ skill at its disposal—Edwards likely won’t be in line for a repeat performance. Instead, quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick will probably find himself utilizing sophomore Corey Mazza more frequently, as was the case earlier this season when teams overcommitted to Edwards...
...Harvard (6-0, 3-0 Ivy) is fresh off its two biggest wins of the season, and the tandem of quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick and sophomore running back Clifton Dawson has the offense clicking quite nicely...
...Green—like all Harvard opponents—will have difficulty containing the Dawson-Fitzpatrick duo, but the Crimson will also have to contend with a talented quarterback. Dartmouth signal caller Charlie Rittgers torched the Harvard secondary for 344 yards and two touchdowns last season. This year, he has already tallied 1,409 passing yards...
...blitzing might be unnecessary, Rittgers will still require the attention of the Harvard defense. The only option on an anemic offense, Rittgers continues to perform despite weekly attempts to contain him—and only him. Atlantic-10 contender New Hampshire surrendered 349 passing yards to the Big Green quarterback, and Yale gave up 249 yards...