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...defensive end, he has often guarded one of the opponent’s top scorers, such as Maine guard Kevin Reed and Holy Cross guard Keith Simmons. Coming into the season, with the graduation of Michael Beal ’06, the Crimson seemed to have a hole at the third guard spot. Pusar is one of three players, along with junior James Lambert and freshman Jeremy Lin, who have seen minutes at Beal’s former spot. All three have performed admirably so far this season. Lin is second on the team in steals with seven...
...designed to look good on the kind of giant flat-screen monitors that are fast becoming the centerpiece of the digital-age living room. "I would walk past places round here and there would be a posh dinner party going on and on the wall is this big black hole," says Eno. "They weren't going to be watching Eastenders over dinner, so what else do you put on a big screen like that?" Well, when it's released on dvd, you could also try The Boss of It All, the brand-new film by groundbreaking Danish director Lars...
...night. The Crimson’s only score against a full Quinnipiac line came 13 minutes into the period when senior Liza Solley put one home after Sifers battled to get the puck up the ice. A game misconduct penalty whistled at the end of the second created a hole for Bassett who made the score 4-0. Another game misconduct early in the third allowed Chu to strike at the 5:46 mark.Vaillancourt tallied Harvard’s sixth and final score on a solo effort midway through the period. Quinnipiac’s Kallie Flora prevented sophomore goalie...
...think [Taylor] deked out two guys, he really did a great job,” said Biega, who also contributed two assists. “I was calling for the puck, and he just gave me a great pass, and I just slid it in the five-hole.”Harvard had dug itself into an early hole, allowing the Bobcats to build a 2-0 lead during the game’s opening 10 minutes. Quinnipiac’s Mark Agnew opened the scoring at 7:44, beating Crimson netminder Justin Tobe to the right side after receiving...
...latter frame. Wrice finished the game 8-13 from the field with 22 points and eight rebounds. The Crimson was unable to recover from the large deficit, and the game clock wound down with no further challenges from Harvard. “We found ourselves in a hole that we couldn’t get out of,” sophomore forward Katie Rollins said. But the game did not start out so one-sided. Neither team could establish a consistent offensive rhythm early, as the two sides combined for three turnovers during the first minute of the game...