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...back against the wall the Crimson still found a way to delight the home crowd.“In the first two games everything we did, passing, hitting, blocking, we were afraid to mess up,” Crooks added. “But in the third game [Coach Barbosa] just told us to relax. We knew we were much better than we had been playing.”With the Trojans only needing one more game, sophomore setter Gil Weintraub made a statement, giving Harvard its first opening point of the day with an ace.Even though a series...
...fourth win behind it, Harvard now anticipates its match against Quinnipiac neighbor Connecticut before beginning Ivy League play against Brown on Saturday. But the wins haven’t come easy and the Crimson knows that it has places where it needs to improve. “Basically, our coach always emphasizes not wins and losses, but how we play the game,” Bobzin said. “Against UConn we’re really going to work on getting back to the basics, controlling the controllables. I’m glad we’ve come...
...field, his second of the weekend.OHIO STATE 9, HARVARD 7Senior starter Sean Haviland came out strong in Harvard’s second game of the day on Saturday, giving up only three runs in his first seven innings. But without an established relief option in the Crimson bullpen, Harvard coach Joe Walsh decided to keep Haviland in for the eighth inning. Fatigue got the best of the Crimson ace, and the Buckeyes tagged him for four runs to take a 7-3 lead.“When you give a good team that many looks at a pitcher it?...
...Nick Smith won all six faceoffs. Over the course of the game he took 11-of-15, before freshman midfielder Andy Parchman went to the X and took 2-of-3.“When you win faceoffs it allows you a kind of luxury,” Harvard coach John Tillman said. “If you don’t have the ball much and you make a mistake and the other team is winning faceoffs it really hurts you.”Junior midfielder Max Motschwiller kicked off Harvard’s scoring onslaught with a goal...