Word: columbia
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...Michael Sadler fell, 4-0, at 174 lbs, followed by Fred Rowsey, Billy Colgan, and Knapp, losing 6-2, 8-1, and 6-2 respectively, to end the afternoon. Next weekend marks the end of this injury-plagued regular season for the Crimson, as Harvard faces Columbia and Cornell, with the Eastern and National individual tournaments coming up shortly after. Although neither Saturday’s match against the Bears nor the year as a whole have gone exactly as planned, Weiss did not express the dejection one might expect, but instead sounded genuinely optimistic about the final weeks...
After Friday’s heartbreaking 72-71 loss to Cornell, Harvard coach Tommy Amaker had reason to worry about his team’s ability to bounce back against Columbia the following night...
...Harvard—for the second straight night—fell victim to a second-half collapse that sent the Crimson reeling to its sixth consecutive loss, a 73-64 decision against visiting Columbia...
...first 20 minutes, Harvard outrebounded Columbia, 16-12, including a 5-2 advantage on the offensive glass. The Crimson kept pace with the Lions’ formidable combination of John Baumann and Ben Nwachukwu in the post, with each squad scoring 16 points in the paint in the opening frame...
...After the break, Columbia outrebounded Harvard 24-16 and dominated the lane, scoring 24 points in the paint to Harvard’s 10. The Lions did not turn the ball over once in the second half...