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...loose ball. Lackner’s defense and acumen on the offensive glass kept Harvard in its first Ivy showdown with Brown, though the Crimson eventually bowed out 64-62 on a buzzer-beater. More importantly, however, is the depth of the Harvard frontcourt, a luxury that coach Kathy Delaney-Smith could barely even dream of a year ago. “We had no low post players last year,” Delaney-Smith said. “No one who actually liked the low post game. I haven’t had a true low post player...
...game saw her totaling six assists and zero points, while Saturday’s game demonstrated her shooting talent. “Laura had zero points last night, but she’s been the most consistent of anyone on the team,” Harvard coach Kathy Delaney-Smith said. “We didn’t need her to score last night, so that’s okay. Laura’s a player who does not take bad shots...They must have looked at the Columbia box score and said Laura can’t score...
...from three-point range. For the game, Harvard shot 64 percent from downtown, well above its season average of 33 percent. “This is hands down as good as any team I’ve ever had as far as shooting,” Harvard coach Kathy Delaney-Smith said. The Crimson received a very strong performance from its bench, as reserves outscored the starters 47-39. Freshmen Emma Moretzsohn and Emily Tay led the way, scoring 14 and 12 points respectively. One reason for the new season high in points: the Crimson dished 21 assists, also...
...Crimson relied on its strong post presence, a dominant defensive effort, and some unselfish play to control the tempo against a Columbia team that trailed the entire game. “Our problem has been not putting the ball in the basket,” Harvard coach Kathy Delaney-Smith said. “We did put the ball in the basket better tonight than we have. The combination of the good defense and putting the ball in the basket was what we were looking to do all along.” After jumping to an early 7-0 lead...
...including two crucial boards and three free throws in the waning minutes of Saturday’s 80-71 win over Cornell. “Even with lots to learn [as a freshman], she’s darn tough in the low post,” Harvard coach Kathy Delaney-Smith said. “She potentially could be one of the best low post players to ever play here.”Rollins certainly showed that potential against the Big Red on Saturday. After amassing two early fouls and playing just four minutes in the first half, Rollins exploded...