Word: fratto
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Going into Saturday’s game, the only Harvard receiving record Carl Morris did not hold was three touchdowns in a game. By halftime, it looked as if little-known tight end Matt Fratto might beat Morris...
Prior to the Yale game, Fratto had only reeled in eight catches for 54 yards and one touchdown all season. But just yesterday, he caught Rose passes of two and 21 yards in the endzone in the second quarter to extend an 8-7 lead...
After the first score, Fratto threw his hands up in the air in jubilation—and, perhaps, a bit of relief...
Rose had been throwing the ball Fratto’s way more frequently in recent weeks, despite an offense that has not used the tight end much since the graduation of Chris Eitzmann ’00. But Fratto had not been able to capitalize—most notably, he dropped a pass in the endzone against Columbia two weeks ago in New York...
...Fratto finished yesterday’s game with 42 yards on three catches on a day when Rose spread the wealth among virtually all of his receivers. If Fratto does become a reliable offensive presence, it will only make Rose a more dangerous quarterback...