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Playing in the Hartford Civic Center, the Crimson (15-13) was eliminated from the Big Dance by defending champion Maryland (28-5) by a score of 89-65, snapping a 12-game win streak...
...champions, it will need stellar play from its trio of all-Ivy guards: first team selection Emily Tay, second-team member Lindsay Hallion, and honorable mention recipient Niki Finelli. Harvard will likely find itself overmatched physically, so it will need turnovers and fast-break layups to keep up with Maryland on the scoreboard...
Experts consider Dayton the most loaded of the tournament’s four regions, as Maryland will likely have to beat Candace Parker and top-seeded Tennessee or Courtney Paris and third-seeded Oklahoma to return to the Final Four...
...dancing shoes for only the sixth time in the program’s history. The numbers may be slightly changed this time around, but the odds are similarly stacked against Harvard. On Monday, the Selection Committee assigned Harvard a number two seed and matched it with defending national champion Maryland. Once again, it appears that the women are in for a David-versus-Goliath battle. But if the dramatic upset serves as proof, the women have shown already that counting them out early on is a definite mistake...
...toppling the Terrapins will be no easy task. The defending champions returned all five starters from last year’s squad and posted a more-than-respectable 27-5 record this season. The women’s Atlantic Coast Conference, of which Maryland is a member, contains two of the number one seeds in the tournament. The Terrapins also have a low-post threat in junior Crystal Langhorn, who averages a team high 15.1 points per game and shoots an impressive 72.1 percent from the field...