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Having avoided the fate suffered by the 2001 and 2005 teams, Harvard hoped to make the most of its second life in overtime. With 31.6 seconds left in overtime and the Crimson down 60-59, Housman drove the lane and was fouled by Conway. Housman, a 79 percent free-throw shooter on the year, could have given his team the lead with two makes. But his first attempt rolled off the rim, drawing chants of “Choke!” from the Tiger faithful. They were referring to Housman, but could just have easily been reminding Harvard...
...PENN 3 The Crimson took out its post-Trinity frustration against Penn on Saturday, earning a 6-3 win over the Quakers. The team also left, however, with a mound of trepidation, after seeing Suchde retire due to injury after the first game against Penn’s Gilly Lane. It was the first loss of the season for the No. 1 senior, in a match that also saw No. 6 senior Garnett Booth lose for the first time this year. “Sidd rolled his ankle midway through the first game and tried to play through...
...breakaway dunk by Harris after a steal by Housman gave Harvard a 63-58 lead with 2:16 remaining, but the home team would not score again until the final second. A jumper by forward Alex Tyler, a free throw by forward Andrew Naeve, and a jumper in the lane by Dale with 55 seconds left, sandwiched around two Crimson turnovers, tied the score at 63. After Housman missed a long jumper that Tyler rebounded with 33 seconds left, Cornell was able to settle for the final shot. Dale was fouled by Goffredo on a drive with 8.6 seconds left...
...what it became.” Finkton, who was the subject of a vocal cheering section in the Lavietes Pavilion stands, hit a free throw with 1:05 left to record the first point of his career, and Okereke, in his first career appearance, hit a runner in the lane in the game’s final minute. FREE THREES The Crimson continued its season-long trend of hitting its free throws, making 20-of-22 shots from the stripe, including its first 18. The success at the line was largely overshadowed, however, by Columbia’s three-point...
...that will be Harvard’s focus coming down the stretch of its Ivy season—filling the defensive gap left by the 7’0 Cusworth. The lane will now appear much more open for opposing squads without the Crimson’s career leader in shot-blocks manning the paint...