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...comebacks look like cakewalks. Like the year before, Harvard began to launch an assault on its league rivals.The Crimson opened the second quarter with a pair of touchdown runs by starting tailback Clifton Dawson. Harvard finally pulled even at 22 on a nine-yard scoring catch by receiver Corey Mazza in the third quarter.In the fourth quarter, the fireworks started. Harvard took its first lead on a 32-yard field goal by kicker Matt Schindel. Brown answered with Steve Morgan’s fourth field goal of the afternoon, a 26-yarder, and went ahead...
...excellent play, leading a last-minute touchdown drive to force overtime in an eventual 38-35 double-overtime win over Brown.But the Crimson was bitten by an injury bug that ravaged the receiving corps, losing senior Rodney Byrnes in the opener and senior Ryan Tyler and junior Corey Mazza in the season’s first few games.After a difficult loss to No. 15 Lehigh, Harvard hit the low point of its early season in a 27-13 loss to Cornell. Star junior running back Clifton Dawson gained just 39 yards and O’Hagan threw three interceptions...
...solid second,” Murphy said. “I think the third-team tailback is going to be between not only guys like Randy and Mike, but we [also] have three pretty solid freshmen coming in at that position.”WIDE-OPENJunior wide receiver Corey Mazza was back in action after missing eight games last year due to an ankle injury suffered early in the season. He had three catches for 27 yards, but the best receiving performance of the day came from wideout Matt Lagace. The sophomore, who had nine catches for 103 yards...
What’s more, Pilconis’s arrival in Cambridge will give a boost to an experienced Crimson receiving corps. He’ll join Corey Mazza, Joe Murt, Matt Lagace and Alex Breaux, all of whom saw significant time at wideout last season. Harvard will hope that Pilconis can make an immediate impact in its campaign to return to the top of the Ivy League...
...former Harvard teammates aren’t surprised by Fitzpatrick’s success, surreal as it may be. “You’re so used to seeing him wearing a Crimson jersey and throwing it to you,” said Crimson wide receiver Corey Mazza, who watched the game with 15 friends and teammates, “and now he’s throwing it to two All-Pro guys.” It may have been a different uniform, but there was no mistaking the guy wearing it. “The kid doesn?...