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...again showed why they are undefeated in the Ivy League. With its win over Harvard last night, Princeton (20-3,10-0 Ivy) notched its 20th victory of the season. The Tigers shot 47 percent from the field, 85 percent from the line and 35 percent from behind the arc. However, this is only half the story...
Harvard did get burned somewhat by junior Penn guard Colleen Kelly, who tallied 24 points on 10-of-16 shooting, including 4-of-6 from beyond the three-point arc. Kelly has been a mad bomber of late, rattling in a school-record seven threes last week-end against Cornell...
...happens as in why. Sometimes, the reasons are stirring: the Bible-born compassion Karl has for lonely Frank cannot tolerate the cruelty of the Herod-like Doyle. His inevitable act of violence is, at least in part, a religious mercy mission. Other reasons are less convincing: Does a story arc this simple need back-story effluvia like buried infants, failed bar bands, an attempt by John Ritter (yes, the John Ritter) to play a plausible gay character...
...following a Gelman steal Feaster found sophomore guard Suzie Miller all alone behind the three-point arc. Miller calmly knocked down the trey, and Harvard did not look back...
When the Crimson travels to Columbia tomorrow, it will face the league's leading scorer in C.J. Thompkins. At 43 percent from beyond the arc, Thompkins is comparable to Compton...