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...there are seven seconds left in Game 7 of the NBA finals. Your team has the ball, and you're down by 1 point. You call time-out. Whom do you want to see in the huddle--your current coach Pat Riley or your Laker coach Phil Jackson? Pat, because Pat gave me a chance when somebody else turned their back...
...very fortunate start on the first play,” head coach Tim Murphy said, “and we seemed to gain some momentum from there.”Harvard’s defense was not about to allow that momentum to slip away. Dartmouth moved the ball effectively on its first drive before senior defensive tackle Michael Berg forced a fumble by Big Green wide receiver Ryan Fuselier. Harvard junior safety Danny Tanner recovered the loose ball.It was the first of six turnovers by Dartmouth on the day, the most that Harvard has forced this season. The Crimson...
...foul that was called against Dartmouth six minutes into the game, Walsh called upon freshman defender Lizzy Nichols to take the free kick from thirty yards out. Nichols, who had scored on a similar penalty kick in a 2-1 loss to Brown earlier in the year, pinned the ball in the upper right corner of the net to give the Crimson the early lead.“I have been working on set pieces a lot in practice,” Nichols said. “So I felt a bit more comfortable taking the shot...
...first half. Brown’s initial goal was set up by junior back Devon Shapiro, who fired a shot on Dartmouth goalie Jordan Sedlacek off a corner pass. Shapiro’s blast was knocked away before it could reach the net, but the ball found the stick of Brown, who fired it high and hard past Sedlacek. Ten minutes later, Brown executed an even more impressive tally. Senior back Audrey Ziomek carried the ball down the left side past several Dartmouth defenders, and then passed it to the top of the circle. Brown was able to collect...
...stand-out in the class,” Nesson said. “She had a way to get along with people but cut directly at the issues—we were always delighted when she said something because you knew she would be moving the ball along...