Word: jimming
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Instead of fouling, the Tigers maintained their swarming full-court defense in the hopes of coming up with another steal. Attempting to find an open man in the backcourt, junior guard Jim Goffredo had his pass deflected and stolen by Conway with 20 seconds left. Determined not to let Princeton’s leader beat them, several Crimson defenders hounded Greenman, only to have him find an open Savage for the winner with two tenths showing on the clock...
...assists were tied for a game high, as the Lions and the Crimson combined for just 15 on the evening. Harvard’s eight assists as a team were the lowest number it had recorded in any game all season. Harvard junior guard and Ivy League leading scorer Jim Goffredo had a tough night, hitting just 3-of-12 shots and just 2-of-8 from three. His 4-for-4 performance from the line pushed his point total to 12 on the game, extending his streak of consecutive games in double-figures to nine. The Crimson overcame...
...night, [and it] paid off down the stretch.”Even with the three foul-outs, coach Sullivan and the players were most upset with the call that gave the ball back to Cornell with 13 seconds to play. With Beal holding the ball for junior guard Jim Goffredo in the attempt to set up a last-second isolation, Big Red guard Graham Dow stepped up to contest the transaction. The ball was knocked out of bounds, with possession being granted to Cornell.“[Dow] got his hand on the ball as it was coming and rode...
...role.“I picked up two dumb fouls,” Stehle said. “Typical me.”With its captain gone, the Crimson struggled to score points, as senior center Brian Cusworth missed a number of finishes from close range, while junior guard Jim Goffredo and senior swingman Zach Martin tried unsuccessfully to connect from behind the arc.The Lions took advantage of Stehle’s absence by picking eight early points in the paint on two hooks and two layups. Columbia built a 14-6 lead heading into the second media timeout, forcing...
...clock expired to widen the advantage to four, but then Collins took control. Double-teamed on the wing, with Yada literally draped over his back and Beal hounding him from the front, Collins leaned in for a sliver of daylight and knocked down the off-balance three. Junior guard Jim Goffredo drew a foul and hit two free throws on the other end, putting the Crimson back up 77-74. However, Collins got the ball again from the same spot on the floor, and this time got a better look at the basket to tie the score...