Word: snappingly
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Positioned between the line and sophomore punter Adam Kingston, Balestracci took the direct snap and rushed around the right end for six yards (and the much needed first down) before lateraling to Kingston. Kingston scurried all the way to Yale’s eight yard line, setting up an eventual three-yard Neil Rose touchdown run for the winning score...
Following an incomplete pass on third-and-5 from midfield, punter Adam Kingston trotted onto the field as Harvard lined up to punt. But it was sophomore linebacker Dante Balestracci, not Kingston, who took the snap. Dashing to the right, Balestracci gained the first down, then lateralled the ball to Kingston, who sped 36 yards to the Yale eight-yard line...
...ensuing extra-point, senior Sam Taylor picked up a low, bouncing snap and looked toward the end zone. He then heaved the ball into a swarm of four Yale defenders and one Harvard defensive end. Senior Marc Laborsky, having lined up as a tight end on the play, used his 6’4, 250 lb. frame to box out the defense. He came down with the ball, giving Harvard an 8-0 lead...
...Crimson nursed a 22-17 lead in the third quarter, Harvard faced fourth-and-5 at midfield and brought out the punting team. Balestracci was lined up between the line and sophomore punter Adam Kingston to protect the kick. The snap came, but to everyone’s surprise, Balestracci received it and began running to his left...
...Crimson scored on its first drive of the game on a short pass to Morris in the end zone, and junior placekicker Anders Blewett led the special teams unit on the field for the point-after. But the snap on the attempt was high and senior holder Sam Taylor had to get on his feet once he corralled the ball to save the broken play...