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Though Penn found a way to contain Morris, holding him to only three catches for 16 yards, Yale does not have Penn’s dynamic defensive personnel. The Elis feature sophomore Ralph Plumb, juniors Nate Lawrie and Ron Benigno. The trio has combined for 12 of Yale??s 16 receiving touchdowns and nearly 80 percent of Yale??s passing yards. However, none are Morris, or even Billy Brown, Yale??s Second Team All-Ivy selection from last season. And remember, in last year’s Harvard-Yale game, junior tight end Matt...
...Yale??s offensive line anchors the league’s top rushing attack and has allowed only 15 sacks this season, third lowest in the Ivy League. Four of Yale??s five starters started in last year’s Harvard-Yale game, including center David Farrell, who earned an All-Ivy Honorable Mention last season. The Bulldogs are good here, but Harvard’s better...
...potential Defensive Player of the Year in the Ivy League. He leads the team in tackles with 84 and is tops on the roster with four sacks. Senior John Perry is next on the team with 69 tackles. The dynamic duo will be put to the test against Yale??s Carr as the primary stoppers of the run. If Balestracci can swallow up Yale??s running attack with good backfield penetration, it will be a long day for the Elis...
While Harvard has given up more yards through the air than every Ivy League squad except Dartmouth, Yale has allowed the least. The key match-up of the Game will likely be how well Yale??s cornerbacks, senior Owen Gilbert, junior Greg Owens and sophomore James Beck, can contain Morris and company...
...think he has a punt return [touchdown] in him still,” Murphy says. “It’s probably the only thing at Harvard Carl still hasn’t done.” Yale??s kicker, John Troost, is only 4-of-7 this season with a long of 35 yards. However, Yale??s special teams return unit is tops in the Ivies, averaging a league-high 23.7 yards a kickoff (Harvard is second with a 20.6 average) while holding opponents to a league-low 14.3 yards a return. Yale?...