Word: restic
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...University of Massachusetts, with a 37-0 rout of Maine already under its belt, invades Cambridge today to launch Joe Restic's second season at the Crimson helm. For Restic's squad, which hasn't yet played a game, the 1:30 p.m. contest will be the season's opener...
...Restic hopes to counter the potent UMass attack (which besides Pennington features fleet halfback Paul Metallo, who romped for three touchdowns last weekend and split end Steve Schubert) with a few offensive flourishes of his own. The Crimson offense will once again feature multiple sets, backs in motion and a lot of passing. Captain Ted DeMars, last season's rushing leader with 704 yards, will hold down one halfback shot and will handle the bulk of the ball carrying. Transfer Mark Wheeler, back in action after sitting out last year, will start at the other halfback position. Wheeler has what...
Harvard will pass early and often against UMass, regardless of who wins out in the quarterback derby. Restic can choose from so less than four seasoned signal callers and not be hurt appreciably by a decline in performance. Veterans from last year's varsity Eric Crone. Jim Stoeckel, and Frank Guerra are back for another go-around, and last year's fresh man phenom Lefty Milt Holt are all vying for the starting nod. Restic refuses to announce his starter until game time, a tradition he established last year, and there is virtually no way of pinning down who will...
...Crimson ends should be busy, whoever is the quarterback. If he's healthy, Jeff Bone will start at split and over highly touted sophomore Pat McInally. "On what he's done, Jeff deserves the nod," Restic said yesterday. Unfortunately Bone is nursing a badly strained ankle and has been on crutches most of the week. If be is unable to perform McInally will get a starting job The rangy wide receiver who amazed everyone with his performance a year ago as a freshman, has the makings of a super receiver. At 6'6" few defensive backs can match his reach...
...interior line hasn't much depth, but the frontliners are solid. Steve Snavely will start at center, flanked by transfer Doug Crim and Bob Kircher at the guards. At tackle, Bill Ferry will pair with Tim Manna, who has outed last year's starter Monte Bowens. However, Restic is quick to point out that Bowens will see plenty of action. Behind them though, the interior is largely untested and could be a liability if any of the starters gets hurt...