Word: yovicsin
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...hand. It was a simple fake hand-off in the backfield, hardly worth noting except that in other years it would have been called a broken play. Then a pass for a first down. And another pass-on first down! You look to the sidelines to see if Yovicsin has crawled out from under the bench, and there he is standing resolutely next to the phones as if he expected it. And another pass, and again. Four in a row. The last time a Harvard team passed four times straight was the 1965 intercollegiate bridge tournament...
...John Yovicsin is not the only Harvard coach experimenting with a pro-style offense this fall. Crimson soccer coach Bruce Munro, after directing his squad to the NCAA semifinals last year, has decided to institute a new 4-4-2 attack...
Coach John Yovicsin, who set a new Tories, sent in his third string for the final touchdown, Sophomore Tom DeMars broke loose for a 44-yard gain and plunged over from the one five plays later...
Stove Harrison, a back who was the Crimson's second leading rusher as a sophomore last year, touched the ball only once all day. Yovicsin said after the game that Harrison will see more running action in the future as the Crimson continues to unveil its new offense...
...consecutive winning seasons is no small feat, especially when compared to the mediocrity of the past. As Harvard people think excitedly of the next coach, they should remember that even Dartmouth's Bob Blackman produced a loser two years ago-before Yovicsin...