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Dave MacDonald may have been onto something. It was December 12, and the Harvard men’s hockey co-captain had just seen his team suffer its worst defeat of the season, a 7-2 pummeling at the hands of Boston College. After 60 minutes of being outhustled and outmuscled by a hungry Eagles team, MacDonald summed up the experience as follows: “I think there were more than a few times tonight where that wasn’t really our team out there.” Two months later, MacDonald’s words are finally...
...couple clean looks—they just didn’t fall for us, and unfortunately, we let that translate into other parts of the game,” captain Brad Unger said. “We let it affect us on the defensive end. We let them have 37 points in the first half. In a game that’s not real fast-paced, that’s just too many. You can’t let it affect you if your shot is not falling...
...Harris said. “I just need to have confidence in running the offense that if I set good screens that I’d be open. Drew and T.J. are mostly responsible for those.”Junior Andrew Pusar notched 14 points for the Crimson, and captain Brad Unger tallied 11. Sophomore Jeremy Lin—Harvard’s leading scorer—had just two points in only 22 minutes, limited by foul trouble.Five Bulldogs scored in double-digits, led by sophomore guard Alex Zampier’s 18.But rebounding was the difference, as Yale...
...from sophomore Dan McGeary and a 1-for-5 effort by classmate Jeremy Lin. Fitzgerald gave the Crimson some much-needed toughness and hustle inside. “It was good to see them come off, they played well, they played hard, and they were hungry,” captain Brad Unger said. “They gave us a shot in the arm, and that’s what we needed at that point.” But as much as the youngsters prize their minutes, they were only available because the Crimson faltered in their fifth straight Ancient...
...Ancient Eight top ten in both blocks and offensive rebounds—but Yale’s strength lies in its players’ versatility, and Harvard just hopes to keep up. “They’re definitely an unusual team,” said co-captain Jessica Knox, “so it’s been an unusual prep week in that we’re all kind of playing every position.” Freshmen Lindsey Williams and Mady Gobrecht have been pleasant surprises for the Bulldogs—both rookies are pulling down over...