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...season on pace to become the second most prolific scorer in Harvard history, senior Matt Schindel (left) now only has duties as the punter after sophomore Patrick Long took over sole kickoff and placekicking duties. Long has the stronger leg, but from close distances, it’s Schindel??s experience that could prove valuable if he’s given back the job this season. Defensive Line It was arguably the best in the nation a year ago, but with two starters missing and another regular contributor gone as well, two new starters—junior...
...they run like safeties.”A 36-yard field goal from junior Matt Schindel with 12:52 to play in the fourth quarter not only ended the day’s scoring, but it gave Schindel the school record for most career field goals made.Though Schindel??s wasn’t the record-breaking effort that most people came to see, it showcased another one of the Crimson’s offensive strengths.“They’re a good offensive football team,” Wilson said of Harvard. “It?...
...four of which were on false start calls.One key offensive penalty came on a pass floated to senior wide receiver Corey Mazza in the endzone. Mazza was called for offensive pass interference, and instead of the drive ending in seven on the board, Harvard settled on junior Matt Schindel??s 36-yard field goal. The squad was averaging less than six penalties a game before Saturday, although it now has 22 more than its opponents for an extra loss of 140 yards.“If that had been in the context of a championship-caliber game against...
...recovered by junior John Hopkins at the Big Green 25-yard line.It didn’t take long for Harvard to capitalize, getting Dawson’s second touchdown run just two plays later, capping off a 20-second scoring drive with an 18-yard scamper. Junior kicker Matt Schindel??s extra point was blocked, but the Crimson led 13-0 just 9 seconds into the second quarter.A quick three-and-out by the Big Green led to a 12-play, 47-yard drive, capped by a fourth-down touchdown plunge by Dawson, his third score...
...junior, who finished with 34 carries for 189 yards and three touchdowns, scored with 15 seconds remaining to send the game to overtime tied at 32.If the fourth quarter was about Dawson’s and O’Hagan’s feet, the overtimes were about Schindel??s and Morgan’s legs.Morgan, who had beaten out Schindel for Ivy Rookie of the Year in 2004, matched his Harvard counterpart to end the first overtime tied at 35.But in the second overtime, Morgan faltered. The leg that had attempted three extra points and six field...