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...Angeles Clippers become one of the more exciting teams in the league with the addition of Elton Brand to a nucleus of Darius Miles and Lamar Odom. With a fast-break offense reminiscent of Magic Johnson’s “Showtime” Lakers of the 1980s, the Clippers manage to clinch a playoff berth in the ultra-competitive Western Conference. But while the addition of Brand will fill the void at power forward, there are still seven reasons why Brand will be unable to make the Clippers an elite team in the near future—namely...
...Anyone who says this is not an intelligence failure is blowing smoke. This is an intelligence failure and a security failure," said Lt. Gen. (ret.) William Odom, former head of the National Security Agency (NSA) and the former head of US Army intelligence. "The security guys will blame it on the intelligence guys and the intelligence guys will tell us the great successes they had in the past...
Jantzen (149-pounds) continued in his unprecedented rookie campaign, securing second after falling to a repeat All-American in the finals. Odom (157-pounds) turned in a tremendous effort, battling for third place honors. It was an effort that reflected his season long dedication and perseverance. Although hampered by torn cartilage in his shoulder, Odom chose to have surgery in the off-season so he could continue to wrestle. His contribution to the line-up played a major role in helping the Crimson win the Ivy and EIWA titles and earned him the team Unsung Hero Award...
With their standout performances, Picarsic, Rechul and Jantzen guaranteed themselves a trip to Nationals-automatically given to the two top finishers in each class. The impressive wrestling of Odom, O'Donnell and Volpe in highly competitive weight classes earned them wildcards births. Such marked the first season in the program's history for the team to claim six NCAA qualifiers...
...story of Harvard's accomplishments does not end there. Matt Picarsic, Jantzen, O'Donnell, Volpe and Rechul were all named to the All-Ivy First Team. El-Hayek and Odom were named to the Second Team, and Lee was given Honorable Mention. Jantzen was also honored as Ivy Co-Rookie of the Year. Senior Danielle Hobeika, who has trained with the team since freshman year, finished seventh in the Women's Division at the U.S. National Championship. This terrific performance earned her a bid to the World Team Trials in late June...