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...career tackles are second most in Crimson history. Only current NFL star Isaiah Kacyvenski has more, who holds the team record with 395. Balestracci and Kacyvenski are the only players in team history to record more than 300 tackles...
...Murphy says. “[And Cowan is] not unlike Ryan Fitzpatrick—very mobile, very versatile, and he’s been a tremendous catalyst for their offensive success. You throw in a couple of outstanding running backs, a tight end that’s an NFL prospect, big wide receivers, arguably the best offensive line in the Ivy League—there’s a lot to contend with there...
Earlier this season, Brown coach Phil Estes went even a step further than Edwards, and said that Fitzpatrick wasn’t just good enough for big-time college football, but maybe for the NFL...
...Yale’s biggest weapon—literally—is its tight end, senior Nate Lawrie. Listed at 6’7 and weighing in at 256 pounds, Murphy calls him “an NFL prospect.” It will be a tall task, indeed, for Harvard’s undersized secondary to stay with Lawrie, who leads the team in catches (64) and receiving yards (678) on the year. Harvard could not handle Dartmouth senior tight end Casey Cramer when the Big Green knocked off the Crimson on November 1. If Yale uses Lawrie...
...said. The Crimson’s two best defensive players are both linebackers. Balestracci leads the Ivy League in both sacks (8) and tackles for loss (17). Everett leads the team in tackles throughout the past five contests, averaging better than 12 a game. Balestracci is an NFL-candidate. Everett might be the team MVP. The duo has a combined 170 tackles this season—again, tops in the Ivy League for a tandem...