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...points, tying for the team lead with Goffredo, and pulled down a team-high nine rebounds in a 76-64 victory over the Raiders. At Colgate, the big man scored 17 of his points in the second half, as Harvard overcame a one-point halftime deficit. His first basket of the second half, coming with 17:52 on the game clock, gave the Crimson a 34-33 lead it would not give up. That basket also started an 8-0 Harvard run; Cusworth added two free throws during the stretch and capped it with a dunk...
...those came in the second frame. Lin has shown a similar ability to perform down the stretch so far in his rookie season. In the final seconds of overtime against UNH, he stole a Wildcats inbounds pass and took it the length of the court for the game-winning basket. Unless Colgate learned its lesson last year about the need to watch out for Harvard freshmen, Lin could surprise the Raiders and be the difference-maker again on Saturday. This will be the 19th meeting between the two teams. The Raiders lead the all-time series 12-6, but Harvard...
...floor in the first half and had 15 points. He added a dunk in overtime to finish with a season-high 17, along with a season-high 8 rebounds. “Evan started out the game aggressive in terms of trying to get the ball to the basket,” Sullivan said. “He did a nice job rebounding the basketball. Look at his line, it is certainly very credible night for a sophomore.” Goffredo and sophomore guard Drew Housman also cracked double-digits in scoring for the Crimson--each had 14. Housman...
...until the next home game, against Holy Cross, when Pusar dropped eight against the Crusaders, all lay-ups in the paint. He also picked up his first two steals of his career. “The kind of stuff he did, getting offensive rebounds and lay-ups around the basket, that is really his game,” said captain guard Jim Goffredo. The 31 minutes he played against Holy Cross was more than he played all last year, when he was on the floor for only 24 minutes. He wouldn’t match the minutes played or steals...
...start out strong, taking a commanding lead, and slowly but surely enter a downward slope in the latter minutes of the game. Wednesday’s game followed this outline perfectly. The Crimson jumped out to an early 10-4 lead off layups from sophomore guard Emily Tay. After baskets by the opposition and a bucket from sophomore Emma Moretzsohn, Harvard commanded a seven point advantage at the 15:39 mark. The Crimson then increased the advantage to 20-11 again lead by Tay, who already scored ten points. Before Harvard could seal the win, however, the Bobcats clawed back...