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...find a way to contain Brown for the Crimson to have a chance.“They can swing it, but the key is to mix speeds,” Haviland said. “They’re a good fastball hitting team.”The Bears?? power starts with junior Matt Nuzzo, a first team All-Ivy performer in 2007. Before Brown’s game on Wednesday, the shortstop led the squad with four home runs and 29 RBI. Senior J.J. Eno, who has a .315 average and is second on the team with...
...eight, and freshman four races. In the second varsity race, Harvard rowed a strong race from start to end to handily defeat the Bears. After a solid start, the Crimson hung with the Brown’s crew through the first 500—no easy task given the Bears?? reputation as fast starters. “Brown basically throws the kitchen sink at you in the first 500, so whenever we race them, they’ve been incredibly aggressive at the start,” Morgan said. “They didn’t pull...
...four minutes to play in the first half of Friday night’s game to attack Brown’s 1-3-1 zone. With the Crimson down 33-25, Blankenau took a pass from sophomore Dan McGeary and drained a three from the right side. While the Bears?? Damon Huffman answered with a trey of his own just 23 seconds later, Blankenau came right back and sank another trey from the top on the following possession to keep it close.“We told him that because they play a lot of zone, we felt...
...faced Brown. Although the bench players provided much needed help (sophomore Alek Blankenau and freshman Kyle Fitzgerald combined for 24 points in the second half), the team-at-large shot poorly, racking up a mere 31.6 percent from the field as compared to Brown’s 54.6 percent.The Bears?? arrival today also means that Harvard must again contend with the leading scorer in the Ivy conference, Mark McAndrew. In the previous matchup, the Crimson held McAndrew to 14 points–almost three shy of his average per game–but he still poses a threat...
...defense limited the Bears?? scoring chances, and, although Rosen had a sensational day between the pipes for Brown—collecting 34 total saves and overcoming four power plays—Harvard’s relentless attack was eventually able to break through...