Word: redmen
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Terriers lost their season opener to UMass, 82 to 70, so they're out for blood. The Redmen, by the way, aren't exactly patsies; the shortest man on their front line stands...
...Redmen Not Patsies...
...Harvard was clearly victorius over its highly-acclaimed foe. The Crimson advanced 133 yards on the ground and 113 is the air for 14 first downs. Massachusetts, held to but three yards rushing at halftime, eventually ended up with an insignificant 42 yards rushing and 41 through passing. The Redmen were awarded but four first downs...
...Crimson thrust came close to the mark again until the waning moments. Again it was Bassett who masterminded the movement. A pass from the Harvard 42 was heroically caught at the Redmen's 30 by Tom Stephenson, and moments later sophomore end Ken Boyda, who replaced the injured Stephenson, grabbed another Bassett missile...
Both units of the Crimson line blocked skillfuly, but the defensive work of the ends was really superlative. The end run play that Mass used to destroy Maine never developed, primarily because Redmen halfbacks rarely got into the defensive secondary...