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...Naeve is gone, but coach Steve Donahue drew a 7’0 transfer from St. Bonaventure, Jeff Foote, to help fill the lane.2. COLUMBIAA fellow Crimson writer—let’s just say his name rhymes with Bed Derby—provided the Lions’ lone first-place vote in the preseason poll. Senior John Baumann has to be the early front-runner for Player of the Year—in 2006-07, he was eighth in the Ivies in scoring, third in rebounding, and first in field-goal and three-point accuracy. Plus, he tallied...
...returners for the entire Ivy League. “[Lin is] one of the few sophomores who got playing time last year, so he’s another guy who’s going to have to lead the team,” says captain Brad Unger, the lone senior on this year’s squad. “We’re expecting a lot, and we know he’ll deliver.” Amaker also has high hopes for Lin as they embark on their first season together. “We want...
...ultimate point guard, and Katie dominates the post. Any one of us could be it.”That offensive balance drove opposing defenses crazy last season, as Harvard torched the Ivy League with a 13-1 record and 10 double-digit conference wins.It was balance, not a lone offensive standout—like 2007 Player of the Year Ashley Taylor, who carried Dartmouth with 17.3 points per game— that earned the Crimson an Ivy title and a precious berth in the NCAA Tournament. Delaney-Smith, just happy to cut the nets down in March, won?...
...conference on Saturday, getting flagged 10 times for 95 yards.If not for the penalties, Harvard might have pitched a shutout, as the team gave up just 71 offensive yards in the second half (compared to 73 penalty yards). The Crimson was whistled three times on Penn’s lone scoring drive, including a pass interference penalty in the endzone that was followed by a Quakers score two plays later.“It was a strange game, a strange game in that regard,” Harvard head coach Tim Murphy said of the penalties...
...Fucito saod. “It’s been a few games. I’ll always take a goal that’s pretty much handed to me like that.” In the final two minutes of the half, the Quakers responded with their lone goal of the match to cut the Crimson’s lead back down to one. But that was the closest they would get, as a goalless second half allowed Harvard to secure the much-needed win. Even with the league championship out of its reach, the Crimson needed the victory...