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...feel far more confident in our point guard position right now,” Harvard coach Frank Sullivan said. “And we feel far more confident in our depth right now.” The 5’11 rookie follows in the footsteps of Elliott Prasse-Freeman ’03 and Tim Hill ’99 as the first-year players who, under Sullivan, have seen consistent starts at the point. So far, Housman has shown the poise and understanding of the offense befitting a gritty veteran. “Coach Sullivan has done...
...think the thing that our team has done in the first four games is show poise,” Sullivan said. “Drew as an individual has had very good poise. He’s been as solid as Elliott [Prasse-Freeman ’03] was in his first season at the point. I’m just impressed with the confidence level that he has and his resolve...
...really love Ruth. Students are offended that she was insulted by someone who is clearly much less intelligent than her.” Margolick said, “It’s hard to respond to such a puerile insult.”UCS Communications Chair, Tristan M.D. Freeman said, “We understand the nature of O’Reilly’s show and that it’s not going to be the most factually correct, so we can take it with a grain of salt.”He said that students at Brown were...
...this point, [the freshmen] are just learning how to compete—it’s a big difference from high school in terms of the maturity that’s necessary,” Sullivan says. “Even a guy like [Elliott] Prasse-Freeman [’03], who became the all-time Ivy assist [leader], he didn’t start here right away...
Housman and Groszyk will attempt to assume the mantle of superior point guard play established by Tim Hill ’99 (590 career assists, second most in school history) and Prasse-Freeman ’03 (705, first). In the past two seasons, Harvard has over 300 more turnovers than assists, a 0.66:1 ratio that ranks last in the Ivy League. To protect the basketball, the young guards must learn how to wait for plays to develop...