Word: openly
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...some of the marginal sports had glorious moments. No one cares about Olympic tennis, but Wednesday's finals in the women's singles and men's doubles looked to be compelling and I went out to watch. Venus Williams won again, so this year she won Wimbledon, the U.S. Open and the Olympics. That's a pretty good trifecta. In the men's doubles it was the Woodies' swan song. Aussies Mark Woodforde and Todd Woodbridge were dissolving their partnership after a decade in which they won everything - all four Slams, Wimbledon six times. Prime Minister John Howard came...
...Leopard 11 in three plays, all passes and all to different receivers. Harvard spread the field with three wide receivers and a tight end. Rose first found senior tight end Chris Stakich in the flat for six yards on first down. Freshman wide receiver Ryan Neff then got open at Lafayette's 11-yard line for a 13-yard gain...
...remaining yards on the ground. Harvard lined up in a pro set--two backs and two wideouts. Sophomore running back Nick Palazzo gained four yards up the middle on the ensuing play. Rose dropped back to pass on second-and-6 from the 7-yard line but, finding no open receivers, tucked the ball and scrambled to just outside the Lafayette...
...Leopards' second play of the drive, Yarberough ran by Harvard junior cornerback Willie Alford and senior strong safety Mike Brooks to get open deep, but junior quarterback Chad Ritchie overthrew him on the play. Yarberough beat Harvard deep again on the next play, this time victimizing sophomore free safety Niall Murphy and reeling in the pass at Harvard's 35-yard line...
Lafayette's man coverage was able to take away both of Harvard's spread receivers, Morris and sophomore Kyle Cremarosa, but it also left inside receivers open. Stakich had two touchdown catches from his tight end spot and 58 yards receiving...