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Defensively, as always, Harvard will look to captain Drew Gellert to shut down the opposing team’s top scorer. The Crimson’s career leader in steals currently leads the Ivies with 2.6 per game and has only failed to record a steal once in the past 72 contests...
...offensive end, Columbia looks first to co-captain forward Craig Austin, the reigning Ivy League Player of the Year and an Honorable Mention All-American last season. The responsibility of guarding Austin will fall to Gellert. Of late, senior Joe Case has also emerged as a credible second option. The forward, who joined Harvey on the Ivy honor roll, had 19 points in Columbia’s 54-42 victory over Cornell two weeks ago and sank the game-winning free throws against Penn...
...second half against Yale was really the only half they’ve been outplayed in an Ivy game. The Crimson has yet to find a No. 2 scorer, but they seem to find a different one every night. They should continue to confound opposing offenses—assuming Gellert stays out of foul trouble, something that killed Harvard against Yale—and they’re holding their own on the boards...
...career. Boyd, who is fifth in the league in scoring, should receive strong consideration for All-Ivy First Team honors at season’s end. He’s had only two poor Ivy outings this year. Both have come against Harvard’s Drew Gellert, and there’s no shame in that. Dartmouth is nowhere near as awful as its roommate in the cellar, Cornell. One of these weekends Dartmouth will win a game...
...That’s Gellert being diplomatic. From the sideline, it looked like Hunt was so spaced out he didn’t even realize there was someone there guarding...