Word: jadwin
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...looked like it could have been Harvard’s first win at Princeton’s heralded Jadwin Gym since 1989—the same year the Berlin Wall fell...
...been strong on both ends of the floor and its Achilles’ heel—three-point shooting defense—appeared to have been fixed, as the Tigers had made only 6-of-17 shots from long range up to that point. What’s more, Jadwin Gym was not as loud as it had been in years past, with only 2,810 fans in an arena that can fit several times more...
Unfortunately for the Crimson, Princeton—the team that dealt it heartbreaking losses on a 25-foot desperation shot at the buzzer by Kyle Wente at Lavietes Pavilion in 2001, Scott Greenman’s scoring explosion in the second overtime in 2004 at Jadwin, and, just last year, a Noah Savage jumper with 0.2 seconds left that propelled the Tigers to a 60-59 road win and sent Harvard into a tailspin—is never...
PRINCETON, N.J.—Once again, Harvard traveled to Princeton hoping to take down its Ivy rival. And once again, for the 18th time in a row, Jadwin Gym’s Tigers chewed up the Crimson’s hopes and spit them out whole. Harvard (10-11, 3-4 Ivy), riding a stunning 33-point performance from sophomore Drew Housman, pushed a depleted Princeton squad to its limit, but ultimately fell in a 74-68 double overtime thriller Friday night. The Crimson has not won at Princeton’s Jadwin Gym since 1989. Friday night proved...
PRINCETON—Once again, Harvard traveled to Princeton hoping to take down its Ivy rival. And once again, for the 18th time in a row, Jadwin Gym’s Tigers chewed up the Crimson’s hopes and spit them out whole. Harvard (10-11, 3-4 Ivy), riding a stunning 33-point performance from sophomore Drew Housman, pushed a depleted Princeton squad to its limit, but ultimately fell in a 74-68 double overtime thriller Friday night. The Crimson has not won at Princeton’s Jadwin Gym since 1989. Friday night proved just another...