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...left to cut it down to a one-point game, Harvard looked like it would get the ball back with a chance to regain the lead when the shot clock ran down on Dartmouth’s end of the floor. But the ball found sophomore forward Alex Barnett on the left baseline, who nailed a jumper as the clock expired for two of his 19 points, making it 73-70 Big Green with 1:19 left.Dartmouth then pulled away, as it turned missed shots on the Crimson’s next two possessions into fastbreak layups by Pattman...
...nailing a three-pointer, the first long-range make of the game for either team. He then followed with a breathtaking move, slashing across the lane before putting in an up-and-under layup with his dominant left hand. On the next Dartmouth possession, Pattman found forward Alex Barnett on the fast break with a pretty no-look feed. Barnett’s conversion led to a display of emotion from Pattman and an energetic explosion from the vocal Big Green student section at Leede Arena.Down seven at that point, Dartmouth kept coming, and it was Pattman who finally...
...consideration is how talented he is. Top one, two, three players in the league? Yes, absolutely. We have to find some answers for him defensively.” Dartmouth has many more weapons than Pattman. Sophomore guard DeVon Mosely is averaging 10.2 points per game and sophomore forward Alex Barnett, the only player to start all 12 games this season, averages 9.2 points per game and leads the Big Green with 5.3 rebounds per game. “They have a lot of guys who are contributing to the scoring,” said senior center Brian Cusworth...
Parker Norcross, her buddy J. Z. Crowther, and friend (who she actually dislikes) Neesa Barnett are all generally unlikable but strange enough to enjoy for a brief while—sort of like real live Harvard students...
...found myself quickly skimming through the plot to reach the next sidebar. Exciting plot points, though, included the insinuation that HUPD officers are vampires themselves, and that even though Neesa Barnett killed a fellow student, it is far far worse that she plagiarized her thesis. (“‘She didn’t write it,’ Parker finished for him.” She didn’t write it: Submitting work that isn’t your own is quite possibly the gravest offense at Harvard...