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...deal of enthusiasm for the coming seasons. In this regard, Amaker resembles not Belichick but Theo Epstein, who has also focused on developing young talent and boasts an impressive class of young recruits to show for it.Then there’s the men’s hockey team, which beat archrival Cornell on Friday night in The Other Game to run its record at the time to 4-1. Crimson hockey had once been one of the most reliably strong Harvard programs, but it fell on hard times last year and only now seems to be regaining its place...
...Cornell broke double digits was the second, when it outshot the Crimson, 12-8.Standing in its way, though, was standout sophomore goaltender Kyle Richter, who entered the weekend as the reigning Inside College Hockey National Player of the Week. Although the Big Red’s Blake Gallagher managed to beat him in the opening period, notching an equalizer in the ninth minute, Richter seemed virtually impenetrable the entire night, swiping away pucks even when he was sprawled out on the ice.“He’s come in and really thrown the team on his back...
...saves that period and 22 overall. “He’s come in and really thrown the team on his back,” junior defenseman Brian McCafferty said. “Every time that we go out there this year, we feel like we can beat anybody.” As an added bonus, Richter notched a victory against his former rival and Cornell sophomore goaltender Ben Scrivens. “[He’s] another Alberta kid that I played against back in juniors, so it was nice to get a win against him tonight...
...McCain's unwillingness to make the "anyone but Hillary" argument endangers one of the most substantial rationales he makes for his candidacy: the idea that he, alone among the Republicans, can beat Clinton in the general election. But McCain firmly believes he can accomplish that without engaging in the kind of politicking that was on display, say, between the Clinton and Barack Obama camps this past weekend...
...Harvard men’s squash team opened its season and league play by notching a weekend sweep of its opponents. The Crimson (2-0, 1-0 Ivy) proved that even after losing seven members of its squad to graduation, it was still a tough team to beat. “It was really important that we had a strong showing, especially since last season we graduated seven seniors, and I know a lot of people have been counting us out,” junior captain Verdi DiSesa said. “We had a good showing...