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...Dern ’07 and Alan D. “Scooter” Zackheim ’06. This season will premiere on March 11. The show—produced by actor and “Punk’d” creator Ashton Kutcher—pits nine pairs of “gorgeous but academically impaired women” and “brilliant but socially challenged men” against one another as they compete for a $250,000 prize, according to the show’s Web site. Although Grosslight was not ultimately selected...
...offense, people put their [heads down] and we give up easy baskets on the other end,” junior guard Drew Housman said. Harvard gave up five-straight possessions where Columbia simply out-hustled it in transition. After bringing the lead down to three with nine minutes remaining, the quick transition plays killed off any chance for a Crimson comeback. Harvard, also dealing with foul trouble and the two-headed monster of Baumann and Nwachukwu, dug a little deeper into its bench as junior transfer Cem Dinc played an increased role, seeing 17 minutes of play to spell Evan...
...final 10 minutes, but even with his efforts, the Sea Wolves came up short, 9-6. Harvard’s young squad played an up-tempo game in which the Crimson claimed nearly twice as many ground balls as its opponent, 27-15. Junior goalie Joe Pike denied nine Stony Brook shots. “We have a lot of sophomores and freshmen and juniors that play and sometimes you’re not sure exactly what you’re going to get,” Tillman said...
...lead just four minutes into the game. The Big Red fought back to get even at 11, then it used several small spurts to push ahead. In the midst of an 8-0 run, Cornell set off the crowd by scoring four points in just nine seconds. A right-handed hook in the lane by Big Red center Jeff Foote was immediately followed by a Cornell steal on Harvard’s inbounds pass and a layup by guard Geoff Reeves to take a 15-11 lead. The Big Red then used the momentum from that stretch to really pull...
Friday night the Harvard women’s basketball team did not play particularly well, but by nine p.m., the team was ecstatic. Not only did the Crimson (16-9, 9-2 Ivy) come out with a 71-70 win in a nail-biter at Lavietes Pavilion, but Dartmouth also beat league leader Cornell, placing Harvard in pole position to retain its Ivy League crown.Defense and rebounding were the keys for the Crimson in what turned out to be an extremely tough battle against the Lions (9-16, 6-5).“It wasn’t our best...