Word: bucket
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Junior guard Bob Ferry almost took control, though, when he cut the Cornell lead to just three, 61-58 with just 2:13 left. His steal after a Carrabino bucket and the guard's subsequent free throws put Harvard on the brink of a magical comeback. But Cornell rallied right back, as it had done in similar situations all evening. Harvard could only watch as each Big Red free throw shooter extended history...
When Harvard scored its first bucket of the evening only a bit of uninspired applause emanated from the stands, but when Cornell sank its first two points, streamers flooded the court and Briggs Cage simultaneously erupted, into an uncontrolled frenzy...
...after four points from senior Co-Captain Ken Plutnicki and a bucket by points guard Smith--who turned in yet another in a series of consistently excellent performances--the game belonged to the subs, who tallied the remaining...
...numbers aren't adding up everywhere. Oil and gas production brought the Indians $169 million nationwide in 1980, but with 400,000 Indians living on energy-resources land, that amounted to only $422 per person, a drop in the bucket. Almost 37 percent of all Indians families earned less than $10,000 in 1980, and half of those earned less than $5000. Less than 20 percent are earning more than $20,000 yearly, compared to about 40 percent for the rest of America...
...when Cornell's Len Pulser and Brad Bomba combined to put the Big Red up 62-5th with just three seconds left, it ended the Crimson's comebuck hopes. Harvard's bucket at the buzzer put the final...