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...force to be reckoned with in the Ivy League with four sacks and six tackles for a loss. Sophomore Michael Berg and junior Erik Grimm rotate in at defensive end for the Crimson, and both have played well despite injury problems. At tackle, the Crimson has seniors Matt McBurney and Coesen Ngwun, who have both proved to be effective run-stoppers. Murphy will rotate defensive line players on almost every series. Yale’s defensive line has simply not been able to make the necessary stops to finish out ballgames. In Jack Siedlecki’s base...
...Harvard linebacking corps is undoubtedly stronger than it was a year ago. This seems hard to believe after the graduation of captain and four-year starter Dante Balestracci ’04. But junior Matt Thomas and senior Bobby Everett have been the leaders on defense for Harvard, racking up impressive numbers against both the pass and run. With Everett drawing many double teams, Thomas has had the space to put up impressive numbers—mounting up eight sacks and 75 tackles on the season. But Murphy credits Everett with leading the defense from the outside position while senior...
...Harvard. Edwards has also had success at kickoff returner, taking back one for a touchdown and averaging 27.5 yards per return. Carr will be Yale’s primary kick returner, but he does not possess the same kind of game-breaking speed and vision as Edwards. Freshman kicker Matt Schindel has done a nice job for the Crimson while sophomore punter Clem McDavid has performed well in the absence of injured junior Mike King. Senior Bulldog kicker Andrew Sullivan has had a difficult season for Yale, only making five of 11 field goals, but junior punter Tyson Crawford...
...Matt is unselfish to a fault,” adds Joe Killilea, the basketball coach at Newton South, Stehle’s alma mater...
When asked to describe sophomore forward Matt Stehle, Harvard men’s basketball coach Frank Sullivan is quick to point out that Stehle is humble, “to a fault...