Word: fielding
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...rest of the game, Wahlberg simply looked uncomfortable in the pocket. He struggled to make reads and had difficulty surveying more than one passing option. Often on a snap, he would look directly at one side of the field and if the primary receiver was not open he didn't know what to do with the ball...
...next drive after the field goal, Harvard went three-and-out--on three incomplete passes. Each play involved a slight misread. The first two downs, Wahlberg led his receivers a little too far to make a proper catch. On third down, Wahlberg took too long to find wide open sophomore receiver Kyle Cremerosa at the 40-yard line. By the time he made the throw, the Crusaders were mounting pressure and the pass was well off the mark...
Wahlberg's third interception finally knocked him out of the game. A shanked punt had given Harvard great field position at the Holy Cross 34. Two rushes had brought Harvard into the red zone. The runs set up the play action, but Wahlberg forced the issue and his pass was batted straight up into the arms of defensive end Ben Berger. Harvard was only down 20-18 at that point and was well within field goal range...
...didn't seem that way at first. Rose's second offensive series consisted of one play--fumbling the snap right after a Crusader turnover put the Crimson at the 20 yard line. Still down 20-18, Harvard could've seized the lead and the momentum with at least a field goal...
Rose immediately recovered, however. On his next series, he marched Harvard down the field, completing three passes and receiving a big assist on a wild reverse-pass executed by Morris to Cremerosa for 38 yards...