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...play. It's the Housman-Pusar show on the court tonight. The two are combining for 33 of the 51 points for the team. The two, who are also roommates, are also the most vocal, calling for the squad to wake-up. 13:27 After nice jumpshot from BU on one end, Housman draws pushing follow on the other. Harvard already in bonus. And Housman nails the first to get 20, hits the second to bring Crimson with one, 53-54. 12:50 Lowe big on both ends. Gets fadeaway three on one end, then packs Lin on layup...
...back three. He has almost 20 for the Terriers with 2:00 to play in first half. The Crimson don't have an answer. Pusar and Housman are working the one-two on the other end and trying to keep the Crimson in it. But its still 35-40 BU. This is not the first half they wanted. One thing going right for the Crimson is its shooting at the line. The Crimson is perfect from the stripe, 10-10, this is keeping them in it, as well. 2:00 Harvard makes two more, now from Housman...
...BU took the lead on Harvard’s only penalty of the period after co-captain David MacDonald went to the box for boarding at 7:40. Fifty-four seconds later, Pete MacArthur unleashed a slapshot that trickled over the goal line after striking Richter on his glove-side pads...
...into the second period, senior forward Jon Pelle singlehandedly tied the score at 1-1 with some nifty stick-handling and speed skating. In one of the top goals of this season, Pelle cut up and under BU defender Kevin Shattenkirk, skated in front of the net, and fired a shot which squeezed between a sprawling Gillespie’s skate and the left post. On that play, junior defenseman Jack Christian also recorded his first assist of the season...
...minutes of power play. In the second period, over the course of six consecutive minutes with an extra man, Harvard failed to finish one goal. Often, instead of being on the offensive, the Crimson was forced to protect its own goal despite its five-on-four edge. Outshot by BU 40-20, Harvard had no respite from the Terriers’ offense, even when the Crimson should have had the advantage. “We were very fortunate to win the game, [with] the way we were playing on special teams,” Donato said, adding...