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...comeback as the game clock ticked under one minute. Down 71-69, with the ball, Harvard milked the shot clock before sophomore point guard Drew Housman found captain Jim Goffredo open at the top of the key. Goffredo’s shot, from a good three feet behind the arc, clanged off the front rim, forcing the Crimson to foul...
Morris, a redshirt sophomore who missed all of last season with an ankle injury, displayed a deadly calm in shooting from beyond the arc as well. He hit 3-of-6 from three-point range and 8-of-15 overall, leading the Terriers with 22 points...
...realized this is a guard-dominated league, always was, always will be. You have to be solid at the one, two, and three spots.” An analysis of the Ivy League’s guard orientation must begin at the three-point arc, which, in the college game, stands just 19’9 away from the basket (as opposed to 23’9 in the NBA). While this has affected the style of collegiate play in general, causing a natural selection away from traditional, lumbering pivotmen towards players better suited to knock down the trifecta...
...Finelli adds. “Our new dynamic moves at a much faster pace.”A year ago, Finelli showed flashes of the speed and deadly accuracy from three that will bring even more versatility to the Crimson’s perimeter game. The arc will likely be open to outside shots when opposing teams pack their defenses into the post, where Rollins, Tindal and Emma Moretzsohn will give Harvard a sizeable advantage. Tindal is the smallest of the three at 6’3. “They’re all power inside players...
...rebounds, (7.8) and steals (1.7)— and guard Lindsay Krasna, Cornell was a threat last year and will be more dangerous in 2006-2007. Player to Watch: Claire PerryKrasna and Maduka will draw the most attention, but Perry’s deadly accuracy from beyond the arc will torch biased defenses.DARTMOUTHCenter Elise Morrison, so dominant in Dartmouth’s title run two seasons ago, returns after a foot injury kept her out of all but three games last year. The Big Green lost the team’s glue in backcourt mates Angie Soriaga and Jeannie Cullen?...