
Jack Harrison
RW
One-v-One Creator
Nov 20, 1996 (29)
Left
5'9"
154 lb
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Seven crosses, four shots
Harrison registered four shots (one on goal), seven crosses (four accurate) and four chances created in Saturday's 2-1 loss against Los Angeles Galaxy. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 44th minute.
Analysis: Harrison has been highly active from the flank since signing with New England, with all but one of his six appearances including more than five crosses. He has also been accurate, registering more than three accurate attempts in as many games across his last five appearances. Harrison's biggest problem on the offensive front looks like his shooting, as his 12 shots have only mustered a 25.0 accuracy rate and no goals to speak of. And without an assist in each of Harrison's last three appearances, it looks like he may be slipping, but that just goes to show what is expected of him now after his strong start in a Revolution uniform.
Go-to playmaker at DC
Harrison assisted twice to go with seven crosses (four accurate) and six chances created in Wednesday's 3-0 win against D.C. United.
Analysis: It makes sense that the Revolution would promote Harrison to starting duties as soon as possible, given he spent last season splitting time between two European clubs and his new team being able to shift its starting XI around without promising youngster Ilay Feingold (ankle) available. Among the Revs' three goals, all of them were set up by Harrison delivering balls into the penalty box, and two of them were directly for subsequent goalscorer Alhassan Yusuf. In just two starts, Harrison has three assists on 11 chances created and nine accurate crosses, making the Revolution a highly formidable side as August goes into its last week.
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