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...from the field—including 14.8 percent in the first half. By the second half, it was clear that the Crimson had thoroughly confused the Bulldogs offense. Yale put up 37 shots in the second-half but made only seven, and went 0-for-5 from behind the arc...
...containment on Draughan, however, allowed Yale guard Eric Flato to find some open looks. The 6’1 freshman capitalized, hitting 5-of-10 from the field and 3-of-7 from behind the arc, to match Draughan as the game’s high scorer with 13 points...
...night when senior guard Kevin Rogus struggled to find the range from beyond the arc and shot just 3-of-10 from the field, the Crimson was picked up by Goffredo’s effort. Harvard’s sixth man scored 14 points, tying a season high, on 4-of-6 shooting from downtown. Goffredo hit three treys in the initial frame, preventing the Crimson from going into halftime with a much larger deficit to overcome...
Although the Crimson was 0-of-9 from behind the three-point arc in the first half—and 3-of-18 for the game—Harvard shot 48 percent from the field in the half, compared to the Lions’ 37 percent. For the game, both teams shot 45 percent. Columbia out-rebounded Harvard 32-27, but the Crimson forced Columbia to cough up 24 turnovers, compared to Harvard?...
...again Kiyama brings history alive with his personal accounts of major events rendered in a highly readable cartoon form. The First World War, the Influenza pandemic of 1918, and especially the San Francisco earthquake of 1906, are all covered through the unique lens of the Japanese immigrant. The earthquake arc has a particular richness. It shakes Frank and Charlie out of their beds and leaves them homeless. They wander the devastated streets, hearing screams from those buried alive. Shuffling through ankle-high ash as a result of the firestorms that destroyed more of the city than the earthquake, the guys...