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...natural runner,” Murphy says, likening Winters to 2009 graduate Liam O’Hagan, who was the running counterpart to Pizzotti’s arm. “And he can throw the football.”Assisting Winters will be a deep veteran corps of receivers??led by senior Matt Luft—which will include a healthy senior Mike Cook, juniors Marco Iannuzzi and Chris Lorditch, and sophomore Adam Chrissis. With those targets, Murphy’s confident that Winters and the other quarterbacks will have no problem spreading the field...
...sophomore Levi Richards each had 100-yard-plus games and combined for three scores.“He’s probably the best quarterback in the league,” Penn coach Al Bagnoli said of Pizzotti. “And they’ve got huge wide receivers??I think there’s got to be a height minimum.”Held to only 78 yards, the running game was stifled by Columbia’s front line, but the home team was never truly threatened. Taking the lead in the first quarter...
...playing your third tier running back, fifth, sixth, and seventh wide receivers. We feel blessed that those kids keep rising to the occasion.” Fortunately for the Crimson offense, the top two running backs aren’t out with season ending injuries like the three wide receivers??junior Mike Cook, and sophomores Chris Lorditch and Marco Iannuzzi. “Both guys should be ready to go against Princeton [next week],” Murphy said. “Both guys should be in good shape.” But with just one primary running...
What would’ve been the wide receivers of the future have now become the wide receivers of the present. With the onset of sophomore Marco Iannuzzi’s season-ending collarbone injury suffered in Harvard’s Ivy opener against Brown, four relatively inexperienced receivers??sophomore Levi Richards, freshman Adam Chrissis, junior Mike Clarke, and senior Alex Breaux—will be called onto the field for even more live action. “They haven’t really been in the game as much, but that doesn’t mean they...
...very good job of running some hot routes with some blitzes, and [Randolph] does a really good job of getting the ball off,” Dorris said. “It’s a credit to their offensive line, and to him, and to the receivers??their offense as a whole—that we didn’t get any more sacks.” SECOND TO SOME The linebackers and linemen were not alone in their woes, as what projected to be a well-stocked secondary showed signs of youth. The two veteran cornerbacks...