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After Saturday's game, you also have to look back to the record books, to find out exactly where names like Callinan, Diana, Rogan and Grieve stand in the lists of all-time Harvard and Yale greats. And you find that they stand pretty tall...
...look at the stat sheet shows that the Harvard defense was unable to break up the combination of quarterback John Rogan and split end Curtis Grieve, as Grieve caught four passes for 82 yards and two touch-downs (although back-up QB Joe Dufek threw the second scoring strike). What the sheets don't show, however, is that Grieve's performance earned him several spots in the Eli record books...
There is life after Diana, however, Rogan has completed 51 per cent of his passes for 1141 yards and ten touchdowns. The 6-ft., 4-in. Grieve, one of the highest leapers ever to catch an Ivy football, leads the league in receiving, with 47 catches for 709 yards (a 15.1 average) and ten TD's (all but one thrown by Rogan). Quarterback and receiver have also had the benefit of teaming up for two seasons, which makes them all that much better...
...know each other really well," Rogan says. "I know how he runs his patterns. He knows how I like to throw." Delgadillo and the rest of the Crimson's well-regarded secondary should have their hands full...
...Harvard really has a chance to win as well. It's time for Cuccia to explode with a 400-yard passing day (hey, Bob Holly did it, and he wasn't even Southern California athlete of the year) and lead the squad to an upset. You have to like Rogan, you have to like Grieve, you have to like Diana and you have to be seared as hell of Fred Leone, but you also have to, as Brian Wilson erooned so elegantly, "Be True to Your School...