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...scoring leader with his 13-point performance against Lehigh. He has averaged 14.3 points per game over the first eight contests, while Goffredo trails just 0.4 points behind...Sophomore forward Brad Unger pulled down a career-high six rebounds against the Mountain Hawks, while junior guard Ko Yada tied career highs in minutes, threes, and points...The Crimson’s three-game losing streak is its first since Dec. 1-7, 2004, when Harvard suffered road defeats against New Hampshire and Maine before returning home and getting trounced by BU.—Staff writer Michael R. James...
Junior guard Ko Yada hit two early threes for six of the Crimson’s first 10 points to keep Harvard close in the early going. Sophomore forward Brad Unger added another trifecta, and the contributions by those key reserves allowed Sullivan to rest his starters for most of the first 10 minutes...
Junior guard Ko Yada hit two early threes for six of the Crimson’s first 10 points to keep Harvard close in the early going. Sophomore forward Brad Unger added another trifecta, and the contributions by those key reserves allowed Sullivan to rest his starters for most of the first 10 minutes...
...recorded a relatively pedestrian 10 points, eight rebounds and three blocks. But he fought off the struggles from the field to trigger the Crimson’s 23-7 run that saw it erase a nine-point deficit and forge a three-possession lead of its own.After junior guard Ko Yada hit a three-pointer, Stehle blocked a layup by Crusader Tim Clifford and added two points at the other end on a tip-in. Stehle added a layup and three more defensive boards, as Harvard held Holy Cross to just seven points over an eight-plus minute span...
...Crimson began its comeback after Holy Cross guard Pat Doherty hit a jumper to put the Crusaders up 42-33 with 10:30 to play. On the next possession, junior guard Ko Yada nailed a three-pointer, sparking a 10-0 run which gave Harvard back the lead for good...