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Just as "Broadway" Joe Namath delivered on his promise of a New York Jets' win in Super Bowl III over the mighty Baltimore Colts, Feaster mesmerized everyone at Lavietes Pavilion yesterday with one of the most dominating performances by a single player in Harvard basketball history--men's or women...
Saturday evening, following the Crimson's first-round victory over Norfolk State in the Harvard Invitational Tournament, Feaster predicted the outcome of yesterday's championship game against Loyola 24 hours before the fact. With an ice pack strapped to each knee, Feaster offered the following analysis of the upcoming contest...
...Feaster scored a career-high 39 points--the highest single-game output in Harvard women's basketball history and the fifth highest in Ivy League history--to go along with 12 rebounds, four assists and three steals. Most amazing, though, was the intensity she maintained for 40 minutes...
From the opening tip, it was evident that yesterday's contest meant a great deal to Feaster. Perhaps it was the fact that Loyola defeated Harvard last season in a heartbreaker decided by only six points...
Maybe it was the fact that Harvard had not won its own tournament in 10 years. Regardless of Feaster's motivation, someone should have warned Loyola. Then again, a warning wouldn't have made any difference--Feaster was unstoppable...