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...bread and butter to mixed success, the Crimson took just eight threes and chose to focus on its defense.Already leading by eight points at the break, the Crimson played lock-down defense on the perimeter to retain control. The Big Red shot just 4-of-15 from distance after halftime??before she hit her first three with 6:11 to play in the game, Cornell guard Allie Fedorowicz had been 0-7 from beyond the arc. Harvard converted just one of two three-pointers in the second half, but it was a big one—after...
...considerably more relaxed game after halftime, the Crimson was lucky to escape in the shortened match—despite likely being the stronger team. A typical polo match is divided into six, seven-and-a-half minute chukkers, or periods, with three minute breaks—five at halftime??to change horses between frames. The day’s matches featured just four chukkers...
...wave of pink out there.” The “big wave of pink” cheered ever louder in the second half, when the Crimson used sharp shooting and a lockdown defense—the Bears made just eight shots from the field after halftime??to pull away from the league’s weakest team. With just one senior and two juniors on its roster, Brown proved unable to hang with a veteran Harvard team for 40 minutes. Guard Niki Finelli (14 points) got the scoring started with a three-pointer just a minute...
...Bulldogs were astoundingly efficient on offense in handing Harvard its fourth straight loss. After shooting a scalding 59.3 percent in the first half, Yale improved in the second, converting on two thirds of its attempts after halftime??16-of-24 from the floor—while limiting the Crimson to 10-of-30 shooting. For the game, the Bulldogs shot 62.7 percent, the highest mark that Harvard has allowed all season, raising the Crimson’s field goal percentage defense in league play to .499, worst in the Ivy League...
...Harvard’s two touchdowns, on the other hand, came on drives totaling nearly 70 yards, and the times the Crimson did get the ball deep in Bulldog territory—like when junior safety Doug Hewlitt intercepted Yale quarterback Matt Polhemus on the second play after halftime??Harvard ended up turning the ball over.“There were certainly a lot of opportunities to step up, and most times their defense took them away,” Murphy said. “The bottom line is that we had opportunities for plays, and either...