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Written by Josh Buchanan
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Wednesday, 09 July 2008 15:28
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Interview with Harvard quarterback Chris Pizzotti.
What is your current height, weight and workout numbers?
Pizzotti: I am 6’5 ½ and weigh 230 now. I was tested in the forty and I ran a 4.79 and 4.82. My bench is 315 and vertical is 30 ½ inches.
Where did you go to high school?
Pizzotti: Reading High School in Mass.
Did you play any other sports in high school besides football?
Pizzotti: I played basketball all four years and baseball two years.
What is your major and GPA?
Pizzotti: Economics. 3.4.
When do you expect to graduate?
Pizzotti: I finish up in December and my finals are in January.
What is your learning style? (board only, board & walk thru or visual-have to see it.)
Pizzotti: I like all three but I like to see it more so I would say visual.
What is the biggest adversity you have had to overcome in your college career or life?
Pizzotti: Missing my sophomore year with my back injury so not being able to compete for the starting spot.
Talk about your family background such as parents, siblings, and employment.
Pizzotti: I grew up in a middle class household. I had two older brothers and a sister. All my brothers played football in college and with my grandfather playing at Notre Dame my childhood was spent with me watching football. My father runs a construction company and my mom is kind of the secretary for him and works at a retail store in town.
Are you married or single?
Pizzotti: Single.
Do you have any kids?
Pizzotti: No.
Do you have any relatives who played in the NFL?
Pizzotti: My grandfather played in the NFL. He was the number one draft pick in 1946. His name was Frank Dancewicz.
What do you feel are your strengths and weaknesses?
Pizzotti: My strengths are leadership and my passing ability. I am pretty smart on the field and I know when to take shots. I know when to check down and I can manage the game. Weaknesses are that I need to be better in the running game and I will continue working on that. I would say continuing to improve my arm strength this year and in years to come.
Do you have a favorite route?
Pizzotti: Comeback or post.
What is the highlight of your career?
Pizzotti: Beating Yale last year in the championship game.
Who is the best player you have faced in your career?
Pizzotti: Zak Deossie of Brown.
Who is the best player on your team?
Pizzotti: I would say Matt Curtis or Andrew Berry.
Is there anyone else on your team who has NFL potential?
Pizzotti: I would say the one guy would be Desmond Bryant. He missed last year but he is a freak of nature. He is like 6’6, 295 and all muscle. He runs real well. If he has a big year he should get a lot of looks.
What are your goals for this year?
Pizzotti: Just go undefeated and win the Ivy League Championship. To be honest I would like to be an All-American.
What are your future goals?
Pizzotti: I would like to be in the NFL as long as possible. After that I will do what I can but I want to play football as long as possible.
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