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Maybe Prasse-Freeman wouldn’t be missing much. Harvard was trailing by nine in the game and had not challenged much in the second half. The Crimson was never expected to win this one anyway...
Without Prasse-Freeman, Harvard turned out of necessity to Patrick Harvey, the Crimson’s shooting guard and default backup at the point, to run the floor. The senior was up to the task, hitting four straight free throws to open Harvard’s scoring in the final five minutes. Moments later, he fed captain Brady Merchant for a baseline three-pointer at the 3:30 mark that trimmed BC’s lead to a one-possession margin for the first time since the first half...
Most impressive of all, the Crimson was making its run without its true point guard. Like a lot of Harvard players Sunday, Prasse-Freeman got into foul trouble early. Less than six minutes into the game, he had already been charged with...
...that lineup only worked for so long. At another point, when both Prasse-Freeman and Harvey were out, Sullivan had Merchant try bringing the ball up the floor. Seconds later, he got crossed up on a pass intended for Norman, as the sophomore cutted right when Merchant wanted to deliver him the ball. The captain’s bounce pass flitted out of bounds and Prasse-Freeman reentered the game immediately...
...years past when Prasse-Freeman exited the game, Drew Gellert ’02 could slide over to the point and the Harvard offense could continue without missing a beat. Harvard was still able to draw up plays for Harvey, whose only concern was working to get himself open...