Word: frontcourts
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...basketball team. Six games after the graduated 7’0 center packed his bags for the final time, the Crimson continued its search for a consistent interior presence on Friday night in a 70-66 loss to Brown at the Pizzatola Sports Center. Harvard’s frontcourt rotation—which now runs only four deep thanks to Cusworth’s absence and the heart ailment that will shelve sophomore forward Kenyon Churchwell for the rest of the season—combined for only 14 points on 5-of-13 shooting and committed 11 fouls. Although...
Harvard was unable to stop forward Ross Morin, who poured in a game and career-high 19 points on 8-of-10 shooting. The 6’7 Morin had his way against the Crimson frontcourt, dumping in a variety of jump shots in the painted area against futile defensive pressure...
...game coming into the contest, would instead fill this void. In dropping a career-high 11 points on the Crimson, Votel seized his opportunity to step into the spotlight and squashed all hopes for a Harvard upset in the process.“Our numbers are down in the frontcourt,” Sullivan said. “That was where our fatigue showed. I knew we would hit the wall at some point—it was clear it was in the second half, in the low post.”—Staff writer Walter E. Howell...
...guards Kevin Egee and Brian Grandieri on consecutive possessions for layups. Zoller finished with a game-high five assists. The layups accounted for just four of the 42 points Penn scored in the paint, compared to just 24 for Harvard.“Our numbers were down in the frontcourt,” Crimson coach Frank Sullivan said. “I think where fatigue showed up with our club tonight, it was in the second half, it was in the low post.” Zoller had a game-high 17 points, despite dealing with foul trouble...
...night after Columbia gave Harvard a sobering introduction to life without senior center Brian Cusworth, a young member of the Crimson’s frontcourt made the 1,500 fans in attendance at Lavietes Pavilion forget, at least for one game, the loss of the departed seven-footer. In a seeming Ivy League mismatch, pitting the hottest team in the circuit in Cornell, winners of four straight and seven of its last eight, against a Harvard squad that had looked awful in every facet of the game in a 90-70 loss to the Lions, Crimson sophomore forward Evan Harris...