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...Sullivan said. “That’s been a very important concept for us.” LOOKING AHEAD The Harvard men’s 2006-2007 basketball season is over, but Sullivan is already salivating over next season’s potential starting backcourt of Jeremy Lin and Drew Housman. “We’ve seen some really solid play from Jeremy and Drew,” Sullivan said. “I think that’s gonna be really neat to observe over the next couple of years.” Housman struggled...
...encouraged by the younger Crimson players that will lead the team in the years to come. “I think it’s a pretty bright future, with those kids coming up,” said Goffredo, referring specifically to sophomores Housman and Harris, and freshman Jeremy Lin. “We only lose two seniors this year in myself and Brian. I think they have a lot of things to be happy about.” —Staff writer Kevin C. Reyes can be reached at kreyes@fas.harvard.edu...
...doesn’t tell the whole story—Jaaber’s defense forced the Crimson’s guards into multiple traveling violations and bad passes. “You have to be real careful with the ball [against Jaaber],” freshman guard Jeremy Lin said. “You have to be real smart about choosing when to attack him. I think he’s at a different level than most of the guys we’ve played against.” From the get-go, Harvard looked timid as the Quakers...
...about eight minutes gone by in the second half—you would have come away with a much more optimistic take on the blowout loss, as well as the disappointing season it encapsulated. That was around the time when, with the Crimson behind by 21, freshman guard Jeremy Lin checked into the game, and immediately ignited a stagnating Harvard offense with a bolt of energy. Lin zipped a no-look pass across the paint to freshman forward Pat Magnarelli, open under the hoop for a two-point conversion. Lin then skied for a defensive rebound, and on the team?...
...winter weather hasn’t affected my mood that much,” said Abraham Lin ’10, of Sunnyvale, Calif, “although I have friends back home who wouldn’t be able to survive the cold and snow...