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Whatever it is, something about that halftime buzzer and the retreat to the locker room flips a switch for the Harvard women’s basketball team. Yet another second half surge, this one spurred on by the Crimson bench, led Harvard to a 78-69 win in Ithaca and a season sweep of the Big Red on Friday. The Crimson reserves exploded for 28 second-half points as Harvard erased a nine-point halftime deficit and overcame Cornell’s torrid shooting from beyond the arc. “We’ve got to get ourselves motivated...
...this year on a high note,” Cusworth said. “Injuries have been rough this year for me.” As in recent games, the Crimson faced a team that received many more contributions from its subs than did Harvard. Cornell’s bench outscored the home team’s reserves, 33-2. “I think all those guys [on the bench] in the last game deserve to get some work this year,” Sullivan said. “They have all worked hard. Collectively, this had been...
...this year on a high note,” Cusworth said. “Injuries have been rough this year for me.” As in past games, the Crimson faced a team that received many more contributions from its subs than Harvard did. Cornell’s bench outscored the home team’s reserves 33-2. That may change in the season’s final game. “I think all those guys [on the bench] in the last game deserve to get some work this year,” Sullivan said...
...coaches upset. “I give them credit. They bounced back nicely. They are young. They have two young frontcourt guys. They have young perimeter guys. And I think they are maturing.” Against Penn, sophomore guard Justin Armstrong had 23 points of the bench on 10-of-15 shooting from the floor. He is averaging 10.5 points a game this season. Sophomore forward John Baumann leads the Lions with 13.9 points per game, including a 45.5 shooting percentage from three-point range, and 5.9 rebounds per contest. The games this weekend mark the final games...
...That was pretty much the difference.” Princeton used a balanced inside-outside attack to jump out to and maintain a substantial lead throughout. Forwards Meghan Cowher and Becky Brown each had 16 points for the Tigers, while shooting guard Casey Lockwood came off the bench to add 10. “We really wanted to defend against [Cowher and Brown] and get out to the shooters,” Hallion added. “But we were a little slow. It’s Division I basketball–people are going to hit shots...