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Harvard’s first drive of the second half took the ball down to the Dartmouth 35-yard line. On second-down and 4, freshman quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick, starting in place of injured senior Neil Rose, pitched the ball left to junior wideout Carl Morris. Morris switched direction to the right and ran across the field before pausing to fire a pass to wide-open senior wideout Sam Taylor, who was back on the left side of the field. Taylor then rushed in untouched for the touchdown and the Crimson’s first score...
Yale’s only field goal was set up by a 32-yard pass from backup quarterback Alvin Cowan to wideout Billy Brown on a fourth-and-one fake punt from Yale’s 32. Following the score, which came on Yale’s first drive of the game, the Penn defense shut out the Elis for the remaining 54:42 of the ballgame...
Rowley’s favorite target, All-Ivy junior wideout Chas Gessner, had seven catches for 113 yards and two touchdowns, while junior tailback Joe Rackley rushed for 122 yards, including an 80-yard touchdown run to round out the score with 4:46 to play...
...yard push), things started to spiral downward. Rose threw his first interception of the season, uncharacteristically misreading a short play. Princeton took advantage of the short field and scored to make it 14-10. On Harvard’s next possession, Rose got drilled while attempting to throw to wideout Dan Farley...
...high. Rose hasn’t thrown as often as last season, but he’s been near-perfect. Rose’s 61 percent completion rate and 6 touchdowns, coupled with no interceptions, places him in the top 10 among I-AA quarterbacks in efficiency rating. Junior wideout Carl Morris, the Crimson’s top receiver, had seven catches at Cornell and is on pace to break a variety of Harvard records...