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...course, the calls are not all business. Patterson routinely reminds Morris that only one of them ever returned a punt for a touchdown??one of the reasons Patterson playfully clings to the “Greatest Of All Time” title. And it’s hard to conceive that very many conversations with Nowinski could be serious for long. But here is another force to be considered in all this—the stabilizing influence of Harvard’s football network...
...extra point in his three-year varsity career. Junior punter Adam Kingston is solid, possessing the ability to both kick the ball long and pooch it out-of-bounds inside the twenty yard-line. Sophomores Rodney Byrnes and Gary Sonkur have the ability to return a kick for a touchdown??Byrnes already returned one for an 89-yard score against Cornell. Morris, who has never met a punt he hasn’t wanted to return, is always dangerous with the ball in hands despite his nerve-wracking tendency to avoid fair catches at all costs...
...extra point in his three-year varsity career. Junior punter Adam Kingston is solid, possessing the ability to both kick the ball long and pooch it out-of-bounds inside the twenty yard-line. Sophomores Rodney Byrnes and Gary Sonkur have the ability to return a kick for a touchdown??Byrnes already returned one for an 89-yard score against Cornell. Morris, who has never met a punt he hasn’t wanted to return, is always dangerous with the ball in hands despite his nerve-wracking tendency to avoid fair catches at all costs...
...that successful cover scheme didn’t give the Quakers enough of an advantage, Penn was able to bring pressure with just its front four lineman. The key turning point in the game—when Penn’s Chris Pennington returned a Rose fumble for a touchdown??was caused by a strong rush that even got around the Crimson’s dependable senior right tackle Jamil Soriano...
Fitzpatrick—who earned the starting nod last week after Rose struggled in his first game back from sciatica against Northeastern—was held in check by Princeton (4-2, 2-1) Saturday. Despite presiding over the Crimson’s first touchdown??a 6-yard scamper by senior Nick Palazzo—the sophomore rushed for just seven yards and completed only four passes...