Word: yovicsins
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Harvard has yet to beat itself this season, unless one can call an impotent offense self-defeating. And the Crimson was never overmatched with regard to raw talent. Yovicsin attracts as good players to Cambridge as any other coach in the Ivy League, including McCandless at Princeton and Blackman at Dartmouth, and if Harvard has been humiliated this fall, the fault lies with Yovicsin's system...
Harvard's collapse is unsettling, but to any serious observer of Crimson football, the warning signs were there in the first game. They have not changed, and unless Yovicsin corrects the following aspects of his program, they will be here as long as Yovicsin is head coach...
...Harvard stayed with them, and was stopped by BU, and in turn, by Cornell, Dartmouth and Princeton. The Crimson never passes on first down, rarely on second, and has shamefully neglected one of the best tight ends in Harvard history, Pete Varney. Yovicsin must change if Harvard is going to move the ball...
...Harvard's fall football brochure tells it all about Yovicsin's football philosophy: "Play grudging defense, and wait until the opponent makes a mistake...
...late to salvage the current season, but it is not too late to change. If Yovicsin wants respect and enthusiasm from his squads, and support from the undergraduates and alumni, he will...