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...Katie Rollins, and sophomore Emma Markley, the Crimson was able to tie up the score. “I think that we were not going to be denied tonight and that showed on the court,” Rollins said. “We had to battle for every basket. I don’t think that anyone was ahead by more than five points the entire night, but we were able to pull it out in the end.” By the time there was a little over five minutes left in the first half, the Crimson...
...missed Housman three-pointer led to another Huskies possession, where Adako managed to put in another basket. The Crimson found its rhythm again in freshman Peter Boehm, whose three-pointer brought the game back to one point. It was not enough to grab another lead, though, and Harvard never came back on top. The Crimson’s best chance to come back came on a missed drive to the basket by Boehm, in which a questionable call by the referee led to neither a foul nor a block. Northeastern was allowed an inbounds play and possession that...
...much better with Domna. It turned out that Room 13 wasn’t a brothel after all, and the girls coming out of the Wellesley shuttle were never as reckless as I had hoped they’d be. I decided to put all my eggs in one basket: the Dewey Decimal System basket. I figured the kind of girl I wanted would hang out at Lamont in the 636s: Animal Husbandry. (For all those nerds who are complaining that Lamont doesn’t use the Dewey Decimal System, two words: magical realism.) Finding no one to saddle...
...time the Harvard women’s basketball team awoke from a four-minute nap last night, it found itself on the wrong end of a 15-0 score.The Crimson (4-5) missed six shots and committed three turnovers before it finally found the bottom of the basket four minutes into last night’s game at crosstown rival Boston University (5-4), eventually dropping an 80-61 decision at the Terriers’ Case Gymnasium. “We really have no excuses for what happened,” sophomore forward Emma Markley said. “It?...
...your control whether someone’s on fire or not. We want people to take those shots, because we have confidence in them. When those shots aren’t falling, we have to find other ways of putting the ball in the basket.”“I never felt at any point that we weren’t hitting shots,” added senior forward Katie Rollins, who had another double-double for her resume with 16 points and 14 rebounds. “It was a very physical game, and the referees officiated...