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...play back: traveling. Timeout with 11:31 to play. 53-57. 11:06 Harris "is a human turnover" comes from the BU crowd. Tonight, I agree. Charging foul, that's four fouls for Harris. 10:43 Lowe can't be stopped, gets three, 53-60. After turnover, Harris gets fifth foul by fouling hard on the end. But Terriers miss free throws. 53-60. Harris is out with 10 minutes to play. Lin gets steal, Magnerelli misses layup. 9:44 to play and Crimson are up against it. Brittain makes two, 53-62. Housman out for Carey. Interesting choice...
...school. And win it did, stepping up to every challenge and looking adversity in the face in a 62-51 victory. Amaker, fired from the Michigan head coaching gig in April after six seasons in Ann Arbor, got sweet revenge against his old squad by handing the Wolverines their fifth loss of the season. When Amaker was hired at Harvard, people undoubtedly considered it a step down for him in the basketball world. Coming from Michigan, a program with a successful history and considerable cachet in recruiting, to Harvard, a program with no Ivy League titles and no NCAA Tournament...
Smith took the first two games, 9-6, 9-6, before dropping the next two, 9-5, 9-2. Despite frustrations on both sides, Smith kept his composure and put together a few key point streaks in the tightly contested fifth game. Aided by the support of his enthusiastic teammates, Smith prevailed, 9-5, to win the match...
After winning the Dead River Company Classic in Maine last weekend, the Harvard women’s basketball team (4-3) hoped to take that momentum into this weekend’s Fifth Third MU Classic in Huntington, W. Va. The two straight weekends spent on the road took its toll on the Crimson as it dropped its opener against Pittsburgh (5-2), 70-54. But Harvard was able to bounce back by securing a 69-66 win over Jackson State (3-5) in the consolation game of the tournament. HARVARD 69, JACKSON STATE 66 After a disappointing effort Friday...
...performer from a very strong freshman class, winning the 800 meters in a time of 2:21.02. The Crimson was especially strong in the field events on Saturday, with a pair of rookies making their mark in the high jump. Dina Emde and Jade Randle were fifth and ninth, respectively, after both cleared 1.57 meters. “They both jumped really well in high school, just about what I jumped at this meet,” Christensen said. “I think by the end of the year they can both jump really well...