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...from unflawed, as it will be hurt by graduation arguably more than any team except for Penn. The Big Red loses its starting frontcourt in Second Team All-Ivy center Andrew Naeve—who led the league in blocks and also averaged 10.5 points and 7.6 rebounds-per-game??and forward Ugo Ihekweazu. Starting guard Graham Dow, the school’s all-time leader in steals, also departs, but the main hole is up front...
...years while backing up former Harvard standout Matt Stehle ’06, Unger found himself with extensive playing time this past season, especially after the January graduation of starting center Brian Cusworth ’06-’07. Unger averaged 20 minutes and 6.3 points per game??both totals more than triple those of the previous year—along with shooting over 45 percent from beyond the three-point line...
...team opens the Ivy League season at home against Penn at 1 p.m. at Jordan Field.“It’s incredibly important,” Flood said of the game. “We’ve been saying ‘next game, next game?? all year. Realistically, we’re going to have to do very well in the Ivy League to accomplish our goal of making the NCAA tournament.”That will be a tough task, considering that the nation’s number one team, Cornell, as well...
...first, I was ecstatic. My two favorite schools, facing each other in a high-stakes game??and I might even be able to make it down to Hartford for the matchup...
Lackner posted five points in the game??s first six minutes. With the low post presense and outside shot threat gone, the Terrapins quickly attacked the soft spot in the Crimson defense. Exerting dominance down low, Maryland posted 38 points in the paint, compared to just 18 for Harvard...