Box Score | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | Final |
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Cornell | 7 | 10 | 7 | 7 | 31 |
Harvard | 0 | 7 | 0 | 0 | 7 |
USER REPORT CARD
Passing C+
Catching C+
unning D-
Tackling A-
Covering B
Overall B-
USER STATS
Tack 39/42 A+
Sacl 5/5 A+
Swat 3/3 A+
Pick 0/1 D-
Ctch 1/3 C+
IT WAS A DONE DEAL WHEN
Cornell forced 5 fumbles in the first half alone. They completely de-railed our offense. Our rushing attack got into a funk and never recovered from the slow start. We tried simple runs, we tried gadget plays, we tried option attacks -- nobody broke free and everybody fumbled the ball. Cornell forced 5 fumbles in the first half and then forced 5 more in the second half. It was unreal. We were never even in this game.
GAME BALLS
ILB Leon Neal put up 10 tackles and a sack. Not that it made much difference. ... DE Donald Faga dropped back into zone coverage and managed to make a leaping interception. Petty impressive for a 3-4 DE who weighs 270-something.
KEY STATISTICS
Cornell forced 8 turnovers. They picked off our QB twice, and they recovered 6 of the incredible 10 fumbles we had. ... Cornell got into our redzone 6 times, but only came away with 2 TDs and 1 FG down there. So the beating could've been even worse if the wheels hadn't fallen off inside the 20. ... Cornell surprisingly went for it on 4th down 3 times, despite having a comfortable lead for much of the day.
NOTES
QB Collier Winter's 21 completions rank 3rd among our single-game performances. ... Even though we're on a 4-game losing streak, ILB Leon Neal has been a bright spot. He's been named our Player of the Game in 3 of the last 4 games. And he's been Player of the Game for us 4 times on the season.
Players of the Game
Game Statistics | ||
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Category | Cornell | Harvard |
First Downs | 14 | 11 |
Total Offense | 307 | 204 |
Rushes-YDS | 23-78 | 17-(-35) |
Passing YDS | 229 | 239 |
Turnovers | 2 | 8 |
Total Yards | 345 | 328 |
T.O.P. | 14:20 | 13:40 |