Word: weaknessness
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During the last debate, which centered--like most of the campaign--on domestic issues, voters learned little except that Vice President Al Gore '69 can pronounce "Kostunica" while Texas Gov. George W. Bush is still struggling with "Milosevic." Of the two candidates, Gore won points for the depth of his...
"This is a different team from last year," Caples said. "Right now there's not a weakness out there. We're very strong at every position. We don't have 26 kids on our team [like Cornell,] but the 16 we have, every single one of them can go in...
"It's obvious that the ability to kick a field goal is a real weakness for us right now," Murphy said.
With the way the Big Red have stuffed the Crimson's last ditch field goal efforts by placing their tallest players on kick blocks, Cornell has exploited that weakness to its fullest.
This doubt can change the entire complexion of a game, change the strategy on both sides of the ball and allow the opponent to prey upon that weakness. Right call or not, Murphy showed immense confidence in the freshman's right leg.