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...Lafayette.But Lorditch suffered the same fate as Iannuzzi, and freshman Adam Chrissis took the mantle with a 67-yard touchdown catch of his own in last week’s game against Cornell that garnered him Ivy League Rookie of the Week honors.Somehow lost in the fanfare surrounding this wideout carousel is junior Matt Luft. After two years under the wing and shadow of fellow Thousand Oaks High School graduate Corey Mazza ’07-’08, Luft has quietly developed into a star, and Harvard senior quarterback Chris Pizzotti’s favorite option...
...with two touchdowns and one interception, and the Crimson never trailed in what looked like a shootout—and what could have been a laugher—from the outset. After freshman cornerback Matt Hanson recovered a Lehigh fumble in its own territory, Pizzotti connected with junior wideout Matt Luft (seven catches, 111 yards) on a perfect throw to the corner of the end zone to open the scoring. It was the first of two touchdown receptions on the day for Luft, who has been Pizzotti’s favorite target with three games of 100+ receiving yards...
...collegiate run, a 21-yard dash on an end around. And only one quarter later, he added his first collegiate rushing touchdown with a 22-yard scamper on a reverse. Prior to Saturday, Chrissis’ only minutes of his young collegiate carrier had come last weekend after sophomore wideout Chris Lorditch sprained his ankle. “We did what we said we had to do,” Harvard coach Tim Murphy said. “Number one, do a great job protecting the football…Two, some young guys are gonna have to step up with...
...Yale at home 17-14 two weeks ago, and Lehigh 25-24 last week, a game in which senior quarterback Nathan Ford passed for 438 yards and two touchdowns. Ford completed 39 of 63 attempts and led the Big Red on a fourth quarter game-winning drive, finding senior wideout Jesse Baker in the end zone as time expired...
...Today was their present,” Pizzotti added. Harvard came out of the gates rolling against Lafayette, scoring 24 of its 27 points in the first half. Great pocket protection from the line allowed Pizzotti to complete passes like a 67 yard bomb to sophomore wideout Chris Lorditch early in the second quarter. Pizzotti credited this recent success to his offensive line. “The offensive line did an unbelievable job; they don’t get enough credit ever,” Pizzotti said. In fact, the starting linemen for the Crimson have only given...