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...defensive department that has been a weakness all year—guarding the three-point shot. For the season, Harvard allowed opponents to shoot 37 percent from three-point range and connect on an average of 7.7 threes per contest. The Crimson, meanwhile, shot 32 percent from behind the arc, and averaged 4.8 three-point field goals per game. But Harvard’s perimeter defense snuffed Columbia’s long-range attack, holding the Lions to a 7-of-19 connect rate from downtown, and just 3-of-13 in the first half. “The thing...
...Everyone on this team, all the way down the bench, is so amazing,” Knox said. “To make the most of the minutes I got was really exciting.” In the second half, Knox came up big again from beyond the arc, this time to give the Crimson its largest lead of the game (13) with 11:35 to play. In the early going, it seemed as though the road to the Big Dance might prove a bit rockier than expected. Still technically in the Ivy title hunt, Cornell opened the game with...
...ever think that it's strange that the arc of your career (which began with the movie DC Cab) now has you interviewing the likes of Noam Chomsky...
...unmatched defensive intensity, first-place Penn handed the Harvard men’s basketball team its fifth straight loss, 83-67, on Friday night at Lavietes Pavilion. The Quakers (19-8, 10-1 Ivy) shot over 50 percent—12 of 23—from behind the arc and forced 21 Crimson turnovers in the victory. Offensive stalwart Mark Zoller led Penn with 21 points, including three three-pointers, and six of Penn’s 22 assists. Senior guard Ibrahim Jaaber added 19 points and two steals. “I believe that Zoller and Jaaber...
...absence of adding an interior post-up game to his repertoire. Against Brown, however, Unger spent most of his time on offense at the top of the key, and although he hit his only long-range attempt, he missed all four of his shots from inside the arc and committed four turnovers. “I don’t think we were at all together in terms of the spacing between the high- and low-post players,” Harvard coach Frank Sullivan said. “We had no inside component to our zone offense. Our inside...