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...often look back and presume that outcomes were foreseeable, in many circumstances random chance simply has more influence than reason can account for. Take, for example, Russell Pleasant, who beat out more than 3 million other brackets to win ESPN’s $10,000 prize for the highest score in 2006. When asked how he knew to pick heavy underdog George Mason to reach the Final Four, he explained that he “slightly confused them with George Washington...
...point, which it lost in three out of four matches on this trip.“We still haven’t quite clicked in the doubles, and it shows,” head coach Dave Fish ’72 said.PEPPERDINE 5, HARVARD 2Though Pepperdine is not the highest ranked team Harvard has played this year (No. 1 Virginia takes that honor), the Waves’ doubles play was the strongest the Crimson has seen this year, according to Rueb.“Pepperdine’s the fastest team I’ve ever seen...
...undergrad, he was absolutely brilliant,” McGrath said. “Everyone knows that, but his basic approach to all of that is to act in an unpretentious, humble way.”Fitzsimmons did, however, play hockey for Harvard. He still holds the record for highest number of saves in the Beanpot, the annual local ice hockey tournament.But Dolan said hockey was a fairly small part of his life.“Despite the fact that he was the hockey goalie, he wasn’t known as a hockey player,” he said...
...spot outside of qualifying for finals in the event and the All-American distinction that comes with it. Ohio State’s Chelsea Davis went on to win with 365.85 points. It was Papadakis’ best-ever NCAA finish. In her four previous tries at nationals, her highest finish was 28th, which she achieved in the one-meter event in her sophomore season and matched this season.Papadakis scored 244.65 points in one-meter competition this year to place her 28th in the country. Hawaii sophomore Emma Friesen won the event with a final score of 336.20.Mills...
...short-lived as Harvard fired in five more before the end of the game. Although the Crimson came out on top, the team committed 24 fouls in the game, over twice as many as Vermont’s 10. Harvard also had 21 total turnovers, one of the highest counts of the season. “We just weren’t playing smart,” Curtis said. “We weren’t taking care of the ball. We ended up making things a lot harder for ourselves then they needed...