Word: torinus
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...offensive line was the “nastiest bunch of guys” he had seen in a long time. The crew is led by senior right tackle Jamil Soriano, a 300-pound stud who might join Morris in this year’s NFL draft class. Senior Nate Torinus has filled in admirably for sophomore center Andy Smith, who tore his ACL midway through the season. The line’s third senior, Jack Fadule, is an All-Ivy First Team candidate. Juniors James Bakken and Joe Traverso have been starters almost all season as the Crimson boasts...
Their names—Fadule, Traverso, Torinus, Bakken, Soriano and others—are much less familiar than those of well-publicized stars Carl Morris, Neil Rose, Dante Balestracci, Palazzo, and now even Tyler. But the offensive linemen are the silent warriors of the Harvard football team, the unspoken heroes of a championship squad that has now won 13 straight league games...
...He’s the best coach on the staff,” says 6’3, 270-pound senior center Nate Torinus, who has gained Turner’s admiration since filling in for injured sophomore Andy Smith...
...There really are times when you’re out there on that field, and it comes into your mind that you can make a play that can go on that tape,” Torinus says. “Honestly, when you’re in a situation like that, you get the extra motivation to take that next step and really finish your...
...Murphy’s and offensive line coach Jim Turner’s philosophy, but playing the 6’4, 250-lb center from Ohio was a necessity. The preseason No. 1 center, senior Joe Price, injured his back and will not play again. Additionally, senior Nate Torinus, who can play at both center and right guard, injured his ankle earlier in the week and had to sit out Saturday’s contest. That meant Smith played almost the entire game, but it doesn’t mean the coaching staff knew exactly what to expect...