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...consistent interior presence on Friday night in a 70-66 loss to Brown at the Pizzatola Sports Center. Harvard’s frontcourt rotation—which now runs only four deep thanks to Cusworth’s absence and the heart ailment that will shelve sophomore forward Kenyon Churchwell for the rest of the season—combined for only 14 points on 5-of-13 shooting and committed 11 fouls. Although the big men put together one of their stronger rebounding performances of the season, helping the Crimson maintain a 12-board edge over the Bears, the lack...
...make matters worse for the Crimson, sophomore Kenyon Churchwell, expected to get significant playing time upon Cusworth’s departure, is now likely out for the season with a heart condition...
...overtime. Biber held the big man to just two points in overtime and will likely be matched-up against Cusworth in the rematch.INJURY REPORTTwo of the Crimson’s reserves have been battling health problems in recent weeks and are unlikely to play against Dartmouth.Sophomore forward Kenyon Churchwell has been suffering heart problems, while sophomore point guard Erik Groszyk is trying to recover from a concussion.Churchwell is out indefinitely after undergoing tests to determine the cause of the problem. His last game was December 28 at UC Irvine.Groszyk suffered a blow to the head during the Crimson?...
...most resembles. Seriously. First, there’s Diplomats patriarch Cam’ron, who was actually a standout on his high school basketball squad. He’s ’Melo—underappreciated, and a natural leader. Then there’s Juelz Santana, who, like Kenyon Martin, gets too much hype and works best as a supporting player. Hell Rell, like Nene, doesn’t do very much, but he still makes bank. J. R. Writer is obviously J. R. Smith. Freeky Zeeky, with his propensity to get shot during traffic incidents, is Julius Hodge...
...bake cakes for the winners of the freshman cake race and students boast that scattered around the campus are dollar bills held down by rocks, tangible evidence of an honor code so entrenched that if a dollar falls on campus soil, it stays there until the owner claims it. Kenyon in Ohio includes a paragraph in its acceptance letter that is entirely personal to the particular student: good job on the essay, nice season in basketball. The big schools can't do that--"and it's making a difference," says Sharon Merrow Cuseo, dean at Los Angeles' Harvard-Westlake Academy...