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...didn’t look like the Harvard of old on the ice this weekend, as the lines reflected an effort to mix experienced veterans with talented newcomers. Twenty-three different players logged ice time during the two-game series, which gave Stone an opportunity to tinker with the lineup. Fortunately for the Crimson, all lines seemed to gel relatively well this weekend. Given that most teams outside of the Ivy League are already in the midst of their regular-seasons schedules, finding the right line combinations is always a bit of an expedited process for Harvard...
...probably going to get goals if they get them.” Luckily for Harvard, that flaw is counterbalanced by a reliable Hahn in goal, as well as many key performers in the Crimson’s back field. Another great asset for Harvard is its offensive lineup, with stars junior Michael Fucito and sophomore Andre Akpan. Akpan leads Harvard in scoring with eight goals and six assists over the last 10 games. Fucito—who closely follows Akpan—has scored seven times and earned four assists in that same time period. Also emerging as a legitimate...
...negotiating the 3.9-mile (6.2-km) Guia Circuit, which thankfully skirts the precarious old streets that date back to the Portuguese colonial era but nonetheless presents plenty of deceptive bends. It also tapers, at its narrowest point, to a mettle-testing 23 ft (7 m) across. While the final lineup is still being confirmed, if recent years are anything to go by, spectators can expect to see lots of rising stars of motor sport - 19 of this year's crop of Formula One drivers, for example, have raced at Macau, including Lewis Hamilton, Ralf Schumacher and Nick Heidfeld...
...network's fall lineup, but there's no doubt that the new TV season will include several episodes of that quadrennial reality show favorite: When Candidates Attack...
...yards. But the ground game also turned out to be a sore spot for the Crimson, as senior quarterback Liam O’Hagan’s 11th rush of the day in the third quarter led to a shoulder injury that may force him out of the starting lineup on Saturday. The first quarter ended with Lehigh on top, 10-3, and the Mountain Hawks went into the break leading by the same margin, 13-6. Lehigh kicker Jason Leo’s 40-yard field goal with 11:41 left in the second was the last offensive scoring...