"If we can establish a running game, then Neil [Rose] can have a better game on the passing end of it and we can balance the offense," Leiszler said. "We're going to approach it like any other game. We're going to give 100 -percent effort and a little extra."
Despite minimal playing time last year, Palazzo made two special teams tackles in The Game.
This year, the Crimson will be counting on Palazzo to step up and contribute in a bigger way.
"This is why you come to Harvard," he said. "It's a special game."
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