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...Wolfe wrote the definitive record of those first high-flying days, and three hours gets you his tome in pictures, courtesy of Philip Kaufman: The Right Stuff. It's played in this space before, and it sure enough will again -- but at 193 minutes and an all-star cast, there's more than enough movie to go around...
...arrived in the league as an All-Star ever worked harder to improve his game once he began his pro career. When Jordan entered the league, he was startlingly quick and stunningly athletic, but he decided after several years of being pounded by the very physical Detroit Pistons to build up his body. He went from roughly 195 lbs. to 215 lbs. without losing any quickness and started handing out more punishment than he received. Again, before he arrived in the league, no one had ever driven to the basket quite like he did. His jump shot was good...
Cupp was also named to the New England Intercollegiate Softball Coaches Association (NEISCA) Division I All-Star Team and the Northeast All-Region Second Team. She finished the year with an outstanding 1.37 ERA, the third-best single-season ERA in Harvard history...
...dingers, 53 RBI and 71 hits (including the playoffs) this year are all new single-season records as well. For her contribution Abeles joined Cupp on the All-Ivy First Team and NEISCA Division I All-Star Team. She garnered a spot on the Northeast All-Region First Team as well...
Franzese, Harvard's starting centerfielder in all four years of her career, was named to the All-Ivy Second Team. She also received NEISCA Division I All-Star Honorable Mention accolades...