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Despite Friday being a busy time for Harvard sports fans??with The Game in New Haven on Saturday drawing numerous undergrads down to Yale and the much-hyped Harvard-Cornell hockey matchup at Bright Hockey Center happening at the same time as the Mercer matchup—a strong contingent of Crimson supporters still found their way to Lavietes Pavilion...
...bragging rights as the best college hockey team in Boston on the line. As the BU Terriers kept dominating the tourney year after year, I still came back rooting for the underdog Crimson, even if it meant trying to play “spot the other handful of Harvard fans?? or sitting next to the BU band and putting up with their seldom-witty chants and fight songs.Now, with men’s hockey as my new beat, everything is coming around full circle. This was the arena where I first remember noticing how to play the game...
...past two decades. Boston fans still mourn the losses, as much for the Celtics’ subsequent 20-year slump as for the death of two greats. The line was as rife with historical recollection as newfound hope. Few franchises have the historical marquee of the Celtics, and Boston fans?? perhaps more than any others—recall every basket and coaching change that have made the Celtics the power they once were and the farce they have been.Throughout my three hours in line, I felt not unlike like an outsider at a particularly fervent religious gathering...
...preliminary heat. Competing in cold rain and wind in an outdoor pool, he led the pack and shaved nearly two seconds off his personal best to finish in 2:01.81, the fastest time in the prelims. He also experienced a bit of anti-American sentiment, as the Brazilian fans??who continually packed the arenas—booed because a representative from the United States...
...national championship, many Harvard athletes seem larger than life. A few actually are.“People took a picture of me with their child the other day,” said the literally-larger-than-life, 6’9” sophomore Brady Weissbourd. Weissbourd, who captures fans?? attentions on the volleyball court as well as in the Yard, is closely followed in height by 6’8” heavyweight crew senior Andrew Boston and 6’8” junior basketball center turned baseball pitcher Brad Unger. Throw...