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...first 18 games, Harvard held opponents to 35 percent shooting from long range. The difference even becomes more stark when one throws out the games in that span in which the Crimson came within 10 of the win. In the last five contests that Harvard lost by double-digits, the team has allowed the opposition to shoot over 47 percent from behind the arc. BIG MAN IN HIDING Since the Crimson’s 81-68 home loss to Penn, Harvard captain Matt Stehle has struggled to maintain his lofty scoring and rebounding averages from the season?...
...start, and Brown built up a 14-6 advantage within six minutes at Laivetes Pavilion. Twice against Penn—a poor outside shooting team that, at 4-20, is one of the Ivy League’s worst—the Crimson fell into near-double digit deficits in the game’s opening minutes. “It’s always hard to have to chase a team, even if you know you’re better than them,” sophomore guard Lindsay Hallion said. “If you come out hitting shots...
...fact, the parallel gets a bit more eerie, when you consider that both Cornell and Harvard dropped a road contest followed by a heartbreaking Friday night home loss to Princeton and a double-digit defeat at the hands of Penn to fall back to .500. The Crimson added to its troubles by getting swept at home by Brown and Yale the following weekend, and now the Big Red has the opportunity to do the same...
...season, facing second-place Princeton (8-14, 6-3) two weeks after Noah Savage’s buzzerbeater stunned the Crimson and handed Harvard its second consecutive loss in the final seconds following a 79-77 road loss to Cornell the week before. After three straight double-digit losses at home, Harvard is now in the midst of its worst losing streak of the season. And the team is in need of answers. “I think we have to continue working hard on defense,” said senior guard Mike Beal. “It?...
...there’s no excuse for us not being able to win the hustle areas.”The Crimson recovered from its initial malaise to cut the lead to 17-14, but a quick 9-1 run by Brown (8-14, 4-5) established the double-digit lead that the Bears would enjoy for most of the game’s remainder. Continually getting to the basket with strong drives and crisp backdoor cuts, Brown outplayed Harvard at its own game, scoring 20 points in the paint in the first half to take a 37-24 lead into...