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...eight minutes, though, Brown shot 7-for-9 from the floor and outscored Harvard 23-8 to open up a 17-point lead and thwart the Crimson’s chances.“I mean they’re a great team. They showed it,” junior forward Evan Harris said. “They showed why they were contending for first place in league the whole time. We dug ourselves a hole early, but I’m really proud of the way we fought back and made it a game.”POINT BLANK?...
...start by the Crimson, the Bulldogs used a late first-half run and forced several Harvard turnovers to end its season on a three-game winning streak and defeat the Crimson, 81-65.The game’s first eight minutes consisted of crisp all-around play from Harvard. Juniors Andrew Pusar and Drew Housman, and sophomores Dan McGeary and Jeremy Lin each hit threes in the stretch to help Harvard jump out to a 20-7 advantage.“Certainly I thought we came out with a great deal of energy and excitement,” Harvard coach Tommy Amaker...
When Crimson junior Evan Harris muscled two points in the paint for Harvard halfway through the second half, it put the Crimson within two notches of its rivals from Brown, who had been quietly dominating the entire game.But that was as close as Harvard was going to come to taking the lead on Friday night at Lavietes Pavilion, as the Bears (18-9, 10-3 Ivy) claimed their 18th victory of the season—a school record for wins in a campaign—in a 78-62 win over the Crimson...
...different set of problems confronted the Crimson in its previous meeting with the Bulldogs. Yale dominated the boards, out-rebounding Harvard 39-26, and further added to their numbers by capitalizing on the numerous Crimson turnovers to score 27 points. Despite a career-best 23-point contribution from junior forward Evan Harris, Harvard fell to the Bulldogs, 83-71.“We certainly battled them until the dam broke about four or five minutes before halftime,” Amaker said. “I thought it was just a stretch there where they blew it open and ignited...
...trail by a single game.Hallion, who ranks second on the team with 11.0 points per contest, is coming off a big game against the Big Red in which she tallied 18 points and made critical free throws down the stretch. Leading the squad with 11.3 points per game is junior forward Katie Rollins, who, over the last four contests, has averaged 16.3 points per game. Together, Rollins and Hallion will look to maintain the inside-outside balance that has propelled Harvard’s success this season.The Crimson’s first game of the weekend is tonight against...