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...forward Emma Moretzsohn, guard Emily Tay, and forward Katie Rollins—brought talent and capability beyond their years to a team less than six months removed from a thrilling Ivy Title run.“That’s our schtick,” said Harvard coach Kathy Delaney-Smith earlier this season. “We have a very, very, very talented freshman class, who [is] getting a lot of minutes. They have enormous potential.”On the court, the freshmen, who comprise one-third of the entire squad, have been integral parts of recent...
...productive bench that outscored Yale’s reserves, 28-16, on Saturday night. “I think we’re much deeper than most of the other teams in the Ivy League,” McCaffery said. Tay said that Harvard head coach Kathy Delaney-Smith had “the confidence to sub in three or four people at once and still have the same productivity as the starting lineup.” “We’re getting the work done,” she added...
...team. Five consecutive Illinois state titles with her AAU team. First-team All-State selection. Nike All-American.“She could shoot, put it on the floor, and she was a very smart player,” recalls Crimson women’s basketball coach Kathy Delaney-Smith, who remembers watching Franklin as a high school player and recruiting her to Harvard. “She had everything.” However, like most recruits, Franklin had to adjust to the greater intensity of play at the college level, as well as a different role...
...half rimmed out. “They were shooting ridiculous percentages early in the first half,” Rollins said. “Everything was falling for them, and we were getting great looks but they just weren’t falling. At the half, [Harvard coach Kathy Delaney-Smith] said that they just couldn’t hit any more shots and we couldn’t miss any more.” Penn built a 21-11 lead on forward Jennifer Fleischer’s layup with 10:14 remaining to cap off a 16-6 Quakers...
...team championship hunt. If it loses, the Crimson (7-11, 3-2) will return from its road trip, which also includes a tilt tomorrow with league doormat Penn (3-15, 1-4), without any real hope for its fourth title of the 21st century. According to head coach Kathy Delaney-Smith, though, no one contest is that crucial. “We can’t think in terms of that,” she said. “My team’s too young for that. From our standpoint, I don’t build any game...