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...Penn—he didn’t make a single three against the Tigers—the Crimson hopes Goffredo can return to the level he played at last time Harvard met the Bears and the Bulldogs. Against Brown, Goffredo was 8-of-10 from behind the arc, netting 30 points; in the loss to Yale, he was the team’s leading scorer with 21 points.“[Goffredo]’s a big part of our success,” Stehle said. “We put a lot of pressure...
...action:PRINCETON (7-13, 5-2 IVY) AT CORNELL (10-12, 5-3)The Tigers had their fun with a four-game win streak, but got exposed on Tuesday night against the tough three-point shooting defense of Penn.Well, the Big Red leads the league in defending the arc. Princeton only put up 49 points against Cornell at home, and it might struggle to hit 40 in Ithaca. Cornell by 15.PENN (15-6, 7-0) AT COLUMBIA (8-13, 1-7)The Lions have recently been very good at keeping home dates with the Quakers relatively close.Since...
...that we just had to play the way we knew how.”Whatever the halftime message in the locker room, it seems Franklin took it almost personally to heart.Sparked by Franklin, the Crimson turned it around after the break, shooting 5-for-6 from beyond the arc and 74 percent for the second half overall. After shooting only five free throws in the first half, the Harvard women made it to the line frequently in the second frame. The Crimson was similiarly on fire from the charity stripe, as Harvard buried 15 of 21 attempts from the line...
...conversational vocals, and damn near the same beat every time. Grime, by definition, sounds almost the same. With all this repetition, it’s a lucky thing that there are no “bad” songs on the compilation. Again, it has an album-like listening arc, so the Nas-sampling track “Can’t You See” by Klashnekoff, although little more than hip-hop with a British accent, doesn’t sound out of place. The relative conservatism of this song portrays grime as an evolving genre...
...contest, Penn forward Mark Zoller had made just 14 three-pointers during the season in 45 attempts, at 31 percent from deep. Zoller hit his first long ball to give the Quakers a 7-0 lead and kept on firing from downtown, finishing 5-of-7 from behind the arc...