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That “better mousetrap” is often aided by visits to or from coaching staffs at other schools at both the I-A and I-AA levels. In the past, Harvard has consulted with a wide range of teams on both sides of the ball. The former head coach at Brigham Young, Gary Crowton, paid a visit to Harvard before becoming the offensive coordinator for Louisiana State. Clemson offensive coordinator Rob Spence was consulted while he was the head coach at Toledo. And last year, there was a meeting of the minds with coaches from Massachusetts?...
...that 46 players decided to stay in Cambridge to continue their summer workouts with the team, twice as many as the previous summer, when the captainship was in flux and a performance at Harvard’s annual end-of-summer Skit Night resulted in the dismissal of a wide receiver low on the depth chart...
...speaks to Harvard’s amazing depth at wide receiver. On a fair number of Ivy League squads, Breaux would be at least one of the featured pass-catchers, but with the Crimson, there’s a wide array of talent, spanning a variety of ages, sizes, styles and experience levels—providing for perhaps the deepest arsenal of weapons ever afforded to a Harvard quarterback...
...aforementioned No. 1 guy whose injury paved the way for Breaux’s breakout freshman season is back for another year—because of that very injury. Torn ankle ligaments forced Corey Mazza out after two games in ’05, resulting in the senior wide receiver getting a fifth season of eligibility from the Ivy League this year. Mazza, familiar with the exploits of recent Crimson receiving stars like Carl Morris ’03, Brian Edwards ’05, and Rodney Byrnes ’06, knows a deep unit when he sees...
...injuries mean that when the Crimson lines up five wide, there’s going to be an unheralded name in the crowd...