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...Housman struggled through Saturday night’s season finale—five points on 2-of-10 shooting, three assists, two turnovers in 37 minutes—but the point guard completed a very successful sophomore campaign that saw him average 13.3 points and 3.4 assists per game. Housman??s ability to break down an opposing defense off the dribble makes him a strong candidate to garner all-Ivy honors in the coming years. Lin, who saw limited action as a freshman, continued to show the shooting touch, ball-handling, and athleticism against Columbia that could make...
...step back a little more.” Housman, when asked about his season-high seven assists, said: “It helps when Jimmy’s shooting like that. It’ll really inflate the assist totals.” SECOND-HALF CHANCE Whatever Drew Housman??s halftime ritual is, it’s definitely working. After sleepwalking through Friday’s first half (one assist, two points on 1-of-4 shooting), the sophomore point guard paced the Crimson offense in the final twenty minutes, finishing with 17 points...
...after halftime. Those 17 points were five more than the entire Harvard team scored in a dismal first half, which saw it enter the break down 21-12. But the second half would bring out a different Crimson team on the offensive end, a transformation that was personified by Housman??s play. Harvard was down 23-12 following Tigers’ center Zach Finley’s jump hook when Housman got the Crimson’s first field goal in over 18 minutes with a floater in the lane at the 18:24 mark. This basket would...
What the Crimson did well in the last meeting rested in Housman??s effort against Jaaber and the team’s tenacity to stay close. That is, until a 10-0 Quaker run with eight minutes to play ended the squad’s shot at a victory in Pennsylvania, Pa. for the first time since...
...after Pusar’s layup with 1:19 left. Despite McAndrew going only 1-of-2 from the free-throw line on Brown’s next two trips up the court, Harvard could not make it a one-possession game. The closest it came was four, after Housman??s layup with seven seconds left made it 70-66. But the Bears just inbounded the ball to Huffman, who held it as the clock wound down to zero, sending the Crimson to its third straight setback. —Staff writer Ted Kirby can be reached...