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...game, his ideas pushed the limit of the rulebook. Game officials had to be briefed before each game. (One referee commented that he had difficulty telling which receivers were eligible and which were not, but always gave Restic the benefit of the doubt.) In 1973, former Northeastern Coach Joe Zabilski called the Multi-Flex "the most imaginative offense around, the thing of the future...
...fall. They have two proven quarterbacks in Phil Raby and Al Mello. Their defense has held their first two opponents to less than 100 yards on the ground. And they have been "waiting for this game since the final second of last year's game," according to coach Joe Zabilski...
Northeastern had the Crimson in a 7-7 deadlock at halftime last fall before Harvard's Rod Foster engineered three touchdown drives that broke the game wide open. Zabilski feels that the squad has matured over the past year and a victory over the Crimson, while not necessarily the Huskies' exclusive goal this season, could point the way to a winning season despite the toughest schedule in Northeastern history...
...Harvard's advantage. After an easy 36-22 opening victory over the Rhode Island 11 that whipped Brown last Saturday. Northeastern dropped a surprising 10-7 decision to a Bridgeport squad that wasn't supposed to cause any particular trouble. A triumph over the Purple Knights would have given Zabilski his 99th coaching victory at Northeastern, and provided his players with a keen emotional incentive against Harvard. The incentive isn't there...
...center for Northeastern will be 6-foot-5 Captain Dick Brooks. The Huskies will have two 6-foot-4 forwards in Bill Colby and Bill Kearns, and at the guards Coach Joe Zabilski will start 6-foot-1 Al Coleman and 5-foot-11 George O'Rourke. O'Rourke and Colby are considered the two top players on the team...