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...Crimson bench, led Harvard to a 78-69 win in Ithaca and a season sweep of the Big Red on Friday. The Crimson reserves exploded for 28 second-half points as Harvard erased a nine-point halftime deficit and overcame Cornell’s torrid shooting from beyond the arc. “We’ve got to get ourselves motivated and refocused when we’re not playing up to par in the first half,” freshman forward Katie Rollins said. “We came out really strong in the second half and, this...
Doing other things occasionally forces people to miss a key episode of a favorite show that has a narrative arc. Need to know who was booted off Survivor? Doze through a part of Lost when a plot twist was revealed? That's how networks are hoping to cash in on downloads and video on demand while helping consumers catch up. "Unless you're one of the 10 million households who have devices like TiVo, the only other catch-up mechanism so far has been buying full seasons of a show on DVD," says AOL's Flannigan...
...rotation schemes on a couple of occasions, which led to some threes.” Cornell made 8-of-12 three pointers in the first half and was 11-for-23 for the game. Freshmen Adam Gore and Brian Keefer each hit four threes, several from well beyond the arc, and were the high scorers for the game with 16 and 14 points, respectively. Harvard, by contrast, made only 3-of-18 of its three-point attempts and shot only 28% from the floor for the game. Adding to the Crimson’s problems offensively were turnovers. Harvard turned...
...bury the Harvard men’s basketball team. The Big Red hit its first five shots, all threes, as it grabbed a 15-5 lead just over four minutes into the Friday night contest at Lavietes Pavilion. Cornell would shoot just 6-for-18 from behind the arc the rest of the way but the damage had already been done, as Harvard never pulled any closer than eight the rest of the way. The hot opposing shooting has become a trend for the Crimson, as the squad has allowed opponents to hit 41 percent of their shots from three...
...take care of business themselves against a pesky Bears team that has won three of its last five.The key to the game, as it is in most league contests, will be three-point differentials—the difference between a team’s shooting percentage from behind the arc and its three-point percentage defense. Brown enters the game with a -0.56 differential, while Princeton boasts a +0.68 mark.If the Tigers get going from long range, which hasn’t seemed to be much of a problem for them in league play, they could run away with this...