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...from Lin since the first two minutes. 8:39 Lowe has not missed a shot this half. Hits tough two over Magnerelli. 56-64. McGreary misses only his second three-pointer of the night. He has zero points. 8:21 Timeout, but Amaker choses to leave Housman on the bench. And Housman is not happy. Lowe misses a layup, Demuyankur gets board and gets fouled. He'll shoot one-and-one. 56-64. You just feel like if Harvard starts playing, it has a chance for one more run. We'll see. 7:48 He misses the front...
...percent from three, knocking in 6. 9:56 Harris gets fouled. Makes both on the other end. 19-22. 9:30 Foot on the line, but called a three anyway. Lowe makes another three. But Pusar counters with a crucial three of his own. Then yells at his bench, "Let's Go!" 22-25. 9:00 Housman drives to the paint, goes up strong, draws the blocking foul. Shooting two. Makes the first. The second-swish. 24-25. The Crimson can't keep playing from behind. 8:30 Terriers miss its first three in ages. Housman gets on the other...
...Three quick scores for Michigan against most of the Harvard bench. A jumper and a lay-in from the Wolverines' Ron Coleman, and a put back by Anthony Wright makes it HARVARD 18, MICHIGAN...
Crimson coach Tommy Amaker will get a chance to show his former team his new digs tomorrow. Just several months removed from the last time he stood at the helm of the Wolverine bench, Amaker will face his old squad in a rare matchup that will bring a Big Ten power to Cambridge, as the Harvard men’s basketball team (3-4) will square off against Michigan tomorrow afternoon at Lavietes Pavilion. Adding to the intrigue, the game will be nationally televised on ESPNU. “When ESPNU comes to Harvard—that?...
...same month, 1,000 lawyers and activists, including the country's Bar Council president, took to the streets to highlight what they consider deteriorating judicial independence and integrity. Their protest was galvanized by a video clip that appeared to show a well-known lawyer helping fix top bench appointments. (The government says it will set up a royal commission to investigate the video.) "I used to be proud to say I was a Malaysian lawyer," says Karpal Singh, a prominent human-rights lawyer. "But now? The system is getting worse...