Harvard’s 6'5" field general who won big and protected the ball
A two-time First Team All-Ivy quarterback, Pizzotti was the kind of Harvard signal-caller coaches love: big frame, efficient delivery, and a knack for winning, finishing his Crimson career with a 20-2 record as a starter, 5,675 career passing yards, and 37 touchdowns while helping Harvard to three Ivy League titles[4][5][10]. The differentiator was his poise under pressure and accuracy in structure—he even erupted for 316 yards and 4 touchdowns in his first Yale start—though a back injury earlier in his career is part of the context on his durability[7][12].
