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Instead of an experienced Ryan Fitzpatrick at quarterback, inexperienced sophomore Liam O’Hagan is now at the helm. And with O’Hagan’s three top receiving threats—senior Rodney Byrnes, junior Corey Mazza, and senior Ryan Tyler—all inactive due to injuries, defenses are beginning to crowd the box with seven- or eight-man fronts to shut down Crimson’s main offensive threat—Dawson...
...week’s game against Cornell and was replaced by senior Robert Balkema in the starting lineup...The news isn’t getting any better for Harvard’s depleted receiving corps. Senior Ryan Tyler may be done for the year with a shoulder injury, senior Rodney Byrnes has only practiced once since he injured his hamstring on the Crimson’s opening offensive series of the season, and junior Corey Mazza would like to play, but Murphy does not believe he will be ready this week...Lafayette has the fourth-best pass defense...
...Lehigh, matched that number against the Big Red and managed only 95 yards passing. Playing with a decimated receiving corps, O’Hagan routinely dropped back to pass only to look downfield and find nobody open.With the Crimson’s top three wide receivers—senior Rodney Byrnes, junior Corey Mazza, and senior Ryan Tyler—all out with injuries, freshman Alex Breaux and sophomore Joe Murt took over starting responsibilities and combined for only one catch.“Too many mistakes,” said O’Hagan of his performance...
...half of it. To date, the Crimson has amassed 942 total receiving yards. Two players who didn’t even dress on Saturday account for 418 of them. The Crimson began the season starting two of the top wide receivers in school history in Mazza and senior Rodney Byrnes. Then Byrnes went down on the first play of the season with a pulled hamstring. Mazza injured his ankle in the fourth quarter against Brown. Senior Ryan Tyler, the former running back who finally got his chance to shine, was listed as “questionable” to start...
...matched that number against the Big Red and managed only 95 yards passing. Playing with a decimated receiving corps, O’Hagan routinely dropped back to pass only to look downfield and find nobody open. With the Crimson’s top three wide receivers—senior Rodney Byrnes, junior Corey Mazza, and senior Ryan Tyler—all out with injuries, freshman Alex Breaux and sophomore Joe Murt took over starting responsibilities and combined for only one catch. Right from the opening kick, Harvard looked outmatched. The Crimson’s Neil Sherlock muffed the opening kickoff...