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...mess up on my guy.’ The help defense definitely wasn’t what it was supposed to be.” Harvard’s shoddy defense also created an advantage for Yale at the free-throw line, as the Bulldogs’ ability to beat their defenders forced the Crimson to resort to fouling. Harvard committed its seventh team foul midway through the period, putting Yale in the one-and-one free-throw bonus, and gave Yale the double-bonus by committing a 10th foul at the 6:14 mark. Yale was thus able...
...Crimson will take it given that Harvard rallied from a 2-0 deficit against the Bobcats.The Crimson surrendered a power-play goal in the first period, and the Bobcats added a second freak goal when a crossing pass deflected off of the skate of a Quinnipiac player, beating freshman goalie Kyle Richter.Harvard equalized the score with less than five minutes left in the third period to force overtime when senior Kevin Du followed his own shot to the net and stuffed in the rebound for his third goal of the season.Even though an unlucky bounce cost the Crimson one goal...
...said Crimson coach Dave Fish ’72.HARVARD INTERSESSION INVITATIONALFacing opponents from Boston College, Marist, and Princeton, Harvard excelled in singles and doubles throughout the three-day tournament, winning in the finals in both events on Monday.Co-captain Gideon Valkin took the crown in singles, beating the Tigers’ Peter Capkovic, the top-seeded player in the tournament, 7-6, 2-6, 6-4.“It was a very big win,” Valkin said. “I was the underdog, but I knew that I was good enough to beat...
Harvard remains the team to beat in Ivy League baseball, according to Baseball America, which picked the Crimson to win the league title and an automatic berth to the NCAA Tournament in its Jan. 29 college preview issue. The magazine selected Brown, Dartmouth, and Yale to follow Harvard in the Red Rolfe Division, while ranking Princeton, Cornell, Columbia, and Penn in order in the Lou Gehrig Division. The Crimson compiled the league’s top record (14-6) last season—a year in which it was also a preseason favorite—but fell to Princeton...
...reenactments with actors and voiceover interviews with the dead man's zoophile friends, Devor picks up where the news stories left off. "A lot of people advised us not to do the film, artistically and from a business standpoint," says Devor, whose last movie, Police Beat, was a little-seen but critically lauded film in Sundance's 2005 dramatic competition. "But filmmakers investigate all sorts of subcultures and individuals who are clearly more evil than these...