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...with 5:22 remaining in the game.But there was not enough time, and too much pressure from the relentless Harvard defense, for the Big Green to close the gap. Each week there has been a different star in the Crimson secondary. Last Saturday, it was senior cornerback Steven Williams (who also had an interception in the endzone this Saturday, tying him for first on Harvard’s all-time career interceptions list). This week, it was senior safety Doug Hewlett who filled up the stat sheet with three picks.Hewlett put the game away with his final interception, grabbing...
...POINTSPizzotti’s 365 yards goes down as the fourth-highest total in team history. It tops the 361-yard outing of current Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick ’05, who previously held the fourth spot on the list...With two more interceptions on Saturday, senior cornerback Steven Williams’ 14 career interceptions leave him just one away from the school record. His two takeaways also mean that every Crimson home game this year has seen a defensive back intercept two passes...Senior wideout Corey Mazza caught his 26th career touchdown pass, meaning he?...
...which netted only 27 first-half yards, with 113 yards on 24 carries. The Harvard secondary held the Tigers to only 10 completions and 84 passing yards, and limited top receiver Brendan Circle to two catches for 31 yards. Last year, Circle burned the Crimson for 114 yards. Senior cornerback Steven Williams grabbed two interceptions, leaving him just one pick shy of the Harvard career record of 15. “They have some tremendous athletes in their secondary,” Circle said. “Steve [Williams] and Andrew [Berry] are tremendous athletes, and [Doug Hewlett]...They certainly...
...Harvard fans have seen in years, which boasts three of the top four defenders in the Ivy League in pass breakups—and that doesn’t even include preseason All-American Andrew Berry. But in a sea of talent, his numbers consistently stick out. On Saturday, cornerback Steven Williams continued his eye-popping senior season. Although Williams’ credentials are hard to dispute—coming into the matchup against Princeton he had four interceptions and nine pass breakups on the season—the corner credits his defensive teammates with his success...
...entered the game for a slightly injured Jeff Terrell and ran five times for 27 yards in his lone drive on the way to a crucial first-half touchdown.The Crimson secondary, meanwhile, will face the daunting task of containing Tigers wideouts Adam Berry—twin brother of junior cornerback Andrew on the other side of the field—Will Thanheiser and Brendan Circle, a first team All-Ivy selection last season. Circle is averaging 19.3 yards per catch and 73.4 yards per game this season, near the top of the league in each category.The combination of running quarterback...