Pinned in its own endzone, the football team found a hero in an unlikely place: the unsure hands of junior wide receiver Clint Wu.
Wu took a pass from junior quarterback Matt Verbit on a slant pattern and found a seam in the defense. From there he ran for daylight, posting a touchdown that would help vault the Tigers to their eventual win.
That play also marked the longest play from scrimmage in Ivy League history.
Wu has not been the most prolific receiver this season. Playing the No. 3 receiver spot, he has only tallied three receptions.
However, it is plays like that that can spark a team. When the chips were down Wu came through, helping to fire up the Tigers to a 34-14 fourth-quarter flogging of Brown.
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