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...different players were able to give us good minutes and good effort.” Harvard opened the game with an easy three-pointer from senior guard Drew Housman and never relinquished the lead. Daniel Webster stuck with the team early in the game, shooting 48 percent from the floor in the first half, but turnovers turned out to be the Eagles’ downfall, as their 25 giveaways led to 36 Crimson points. Led by junior Dan McGeary’s three early three-pointers, Harvard shot 58.1 percent overall and 58.3 percent from beyond...
...three-point play, giving the team a lead it would not relinquish. Lin copied Housman with his own three-point play on the next possession. Captain guard Andrew Pusar then put back a miss to make it 44-37.Miller put back his own miss the next time up the floor, but Santa Clara would make it 47-43 with 12:08 left. Lin answered with a quick bank shot. Boehm then hit an open three, and Lin followed—after taking a pass from freshman guard Oliver McNally at the top of the key—with a bullet pass...
...team determination,” Crimon coach Kathy Delaney-Smith said. “It wasn’t our best team basketball, but there was this feeling of the team coming together with a will to win.” Both teams started with hot shooting from the floor, with the Crimson gaining an early, but short-lived, advantage. Berry, Finelli, and Rollins all hit jumpers—with Berry adding a three-pointer for good measure—en route to a 10-6 lead after four minutes. The Gauchos kept pace, and while one of Matera?...
...second half keyed the push to leave Black Bear country intact. Maine dominated the boards, grabbing 42 rebounds—21 on the offensive end—to the Crimson’s 27, but the Black Bears were corralled into shooting just 17-of-37 from the floor after the break and 26-of-64 for the game. “We did a real good job taking their offensive plan away from them,” Pusar said. “We made it difficult for them to pass the ball around the perimeter, and it was quite...
...first half performance—17 points, 5-of-6 from long range—allowed the Crimson to enter the locker room after the first period with a one-point lead. Lin chipped in 17 points for Harvard but shot just 29 percent from the floor. —CRIMSON SPORTS STAFF