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...optimistic, but only captain Brad Unger will be leaving this year’s team. While that’s a blow, especially after the big man put up a combined 37 points this weekend, it’s nice to know that junior guard Drew Housman, junior forward Evan Harris, and sophomore guard Jeremy Lin will still be around—one year wiser and with the monkeys off their backs of having suffered through these poor stretches and getting some big victories...
...steals, and committing only one turnover. He played all but four minutes of the forty-five minute affair. His clutch effort was noticed by all, including his teammates. “Jeremy’s great—he’s killing,” junior forward Evan Harris exclaimed. “It’s amazing, especially for a sophomore to be stepping up like that, it’s a great sign for our future.” Lin’s breakout weekend continued on Saturday night, when Penn visited Cambridge. Friday night?...
...area that’s been a struggle all season long, the Harvard men’s basketball team used a solid inside presence, led by the combo of captain Brad Unger and junior Evan Harris, to beat up Penn in its 89-79 victory over the Quakers on Saturday night at Lavietes Pavilion...
...Tigers up eight with two and a half minutes remaining. Little did anyone in Lavietes know that a mauling was in the works.First came an innocent layup from senior captain Brad Unger. A laughably horrendous layup attempt by Princeton’s Marcus Schroeder sprung junior Evan Harris to life. Harris drained a basket to bring the lead within four. Hustling back to the other end to force a turnover, the fortuitous change in luck led to successive layups from underclassmen Kyle Fitzgerald and Jeremy Lin to send the game into overtime.“We practice overtime periods...
...know its been a long while since Harvard basketball has been able to win this weekend, and it was nice to have these kids be on the winning side of it.”Those kids, particularly the front-court duo of Brad Unger and Evan Harris and the mid-range assassin Jeremy Lin, combined for 62 of the Crimson’s points. The team as a whole shot 53 percent from the floor and 54 percent from beyond the three-point arc. The key to victory was the way Harvard started and ended both halves. Within the first...