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...Crimson’s final two games of the season, losses against Yale and Brown, Coleman scored 35 points, netting a season-high 20 on Saturday alone. Add that to the 21 points he picked up in his final two home games??€”wins against Cornell and Columbia the week before—and Coleman has averaged 14 points per game in his last four outings. Combined with the 38 total rebounds he has corralled over the same period, he has basically posted a double-double every night...
Harvard’s RPI was 61st in the nation following Saturday’s games??€”better than any recent Ivy champion. This bodes well that its seeding will match or beat the 2000 Dartmouth team, which had the nation’s 68th-best RPI and earned a 13th seed—the highest ever for an Ivy team. The 2001 Penn team had the 99th-best RPI and earned a 15th seed...
Brown might be the hottest team in the league right now. The Bears have won six straight games??€”including back-to-back shutout victories at St. Lawrence and Clarkson—and have surrendered more than two goals only once since...
Fortunately, Harvard has an easy final stretch of games??€”RPI is the only remaining opponent with a winning conference record. Yet the Crimson might need all the help it can get—the team has not beaten an opponent that entered the game with a winning record since mid-November...
...only downside to the Olympics so far has been that the games??€™ broadcaster, NBC, seems intent on spoiling the fun. Perhaps NBC should change the meaning of its acronym from National Broadcasting Company to Notoriously Bad Coverage, Nothing But Commercials or Never-ending Banal Chatter. Its coverage has been, in a word, awful, from out-of-place and uninformed comments to advertisements in obscene quantities...