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...Mayr off a feed from freshman Kathryn Farni. Vaillancourt threw in an empty-net goal with just over a minute left to finish the trifecta. “She’s holding up her end of things,” Sifers said of Vaillancourt. “That line??with Julie Chu and Jenny Brine—has so much potential. We switched up lines earlier in the year but Coach [Katey Stone] decided to move them back together. Julie Chu is such an amazing passer [that] she sets up plays, and Sarah and Jenny both know...
...with 6:12 to play, thanks to seven points from Cusworth to go along with a three-pointer by Housman. But two consecutive Harvard fouls led to four straight made free throws by Holmes, extending the lead back to seven. The Bulldogs continued to capitalize from the line??after beginning the game 10-of-24, they made their last 19 free throws, and 14 of Yale’s final 16 points of the game came from the stripe. The bright spot for Harvard was the play of Cusworth, who scored a career-high 28 points...
...album opener, “Sowing Season [Yeah],” begins with quiet guitar chords and lead singer Jesse Lacey’s voice. Another guitar chimes in crisply just moments before the simple chorus of “Yeah!” and a bended guitar line??the song’s surefire hook—accompanies it. “Milestone,” a beautiful track that rues the loss of passing time and the degradation of relationships, serves as a nice lead into the soft yet driving track “Jesus Christ...
Many members of the audience can be heard laughing at the beginning of Richards’ tirade. However, there is an eerie quiet when he says the n-word for the first time—a clear sign that Richards has crossed a line??followed by gasps. In his rage, Richards misinterprets these cues from the crowd and repeats the word several times. One of the hecklers yells, “That was uncalled for.” Gradually, other people raise their voices in outrage...
...defense, but that doesn’t mean you should sacrifice one side of the ball because you know you’re going to get consistent progress on the other. Ask Mike Berg and the other guys who manned Division I-AA’s second-stingiest defensive line??they can only do so much, and if things are iffy on the field when they’re on the sideline, the whole team suffers.I suppose that Mike Shanahan’s decision is a little more difficult than the one Murphy had to make. Shanahan...