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It’s safe to say that Harvard—which ranks first in the Ivy League both in field-goal defense (40.4 percent) and steals (113)—makes its living on the defensive end of the floor. Against Cal, the Crimson got beaten at its own game...
Harvard (4-3, 0-0 Ivy) was able to improve its field-goal percentage to 47.4 percent—much higher than the 27 percent effort against B.U.—but the Crimson never got closer than five points in the second half, as Colgate (5-2, 0-0 Patriot) held off a late Crimson...
...point against Army on Nov. 20, including a basket that sent the game into overtime with six seconds to go. Columbia also returns its two most accurate shooters. Lone senior Bramlette will contribute her team-best 77.8 free-throw percentage and Day led the team with a 44.4 field-goal percentage last year...
Even without Sigafoos, Harvard again won the battle of the boards, pulling down 48 boards to the Sea Wolves’ 38. Just under half of those came off the offensive glass, which helped mitigate Harvard’s poor field-goal shooting (37 percent...
...Right now, we’re playing about as well as we could play, given practice time,” Sullivan said. “Our field-goal defense is better right now than it’s beeen in a couple of years...