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...percent) from the floor in the four league games after shooting 48 percent in the non-conference schedule. Teams who utilize the double team to pester the 7’0 center are now faced with the threat of losing track of Goffredo, who can spot up behind the arc and wait for the pass from inside...
...Harvard coach Frank Sullivan about his All-Ivy twin towers Matt Stehle and Brian Cusworth, and the praise seems endless. Right up until Sullivan recites the Ivy mantra. It’s a three-point shooting league, and staying even or better from behind the arc is imperative to winning games. Last Friday night against Yale, the Crimson’s perimeter defense fell apart, and the Bulldogs hit nine threes on just 13 attempts. Harvard matched the number of treys, but it took nine more attempts, as the Crimson fell 82-74. Junior guard Jim Goffredo led Harvard with...
...captain Matt Stehle said. “But we really couldn’t come up with a stop when we needed to.” Hughes immediately drained a three pointer to push the lead back to seven. The Bulldogs were extremely efficient from behind the arc on the night, hitting nine of their 13 attempts from three. Caleb and Nick Holmes, who are twin brothers, combined to go 6-for-6 from three-point land, while guard Eric Flato connected on two of his four attempts. “For us, it boiled down to a couple things...
...captain Matt Stehle said. “But we really couldn’t come up with a stop when we needed to.” Hughes immediately drained a three pointer to push the lead back to seven. The Bulldogs were extremely efficient from behind the arc on the night hitting nine of their 13 attempts from three. Caleb and Nick Holmes, who are twin brothers, combined to go 6-for-6 from three-point land, while guard Eric Flato connected on two of his four attempts. “For us, it boiled down to a couple things...
Risk-taking seniors making daring mental leaps? That's not the stereotype. Indeed, until quite recently most researchers believed the human brain followed a fairly predictable developmental arc. It started out protean, gained shape and intellectual muscle as it matured, and reached its peak of power and nimbleness by age 40. After that, the brain began a slow decline, clouding up little by little until, by age 60 or 70, it had lost much of its ability to retain new information and was fumbling with what it had. But that was all right because late-life crankiness had by then...