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...Michigan’s losses came playing at No. 16 Florida in the Wolverine’s opening series. The Gators were already playing their 10th game of the season and cruised to a pair of wins, but were still impressed by their opponents??€™ talent. All-Southeastern Conference outfielder Ben Harrison said Michigan was probably one of the two best team’s they have faced, second to only No. 6 Miami...
...World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) heavyweights took a brief respite from bashing opponents??€™ heads yesterday, tag-teaming with the Institute of Politics (IOP) to raise voter awareness in front of the Science Center...
During that stretch, the Crimson has successfully fended off 85.1 percent of opponents??€™ power-play advances, including six perfect outings. But even those numbers don’t adequately capture Harvard’s growth, since just one woeful performance—against the Catamounts in the penultimate regular-season game, in which the Crimson surrendered three power-play goals during six power plays—obfuscates the team’s actual success. In just the last five games—the season finale against upcoming semifinal opponent Dartmouth and the pair of victories over...
...fact, Harvard’s solid offensive performances this weekend against Tech and Air Force, despite its opponents??€™ huge experience advantage, indicate much more than the starters’ ineffectiveness. Walsh really has a fantastic group of hitters returning this season, and the top five in the Crimson lineup will strike fear into every single opponent that Harvard plays this year. In the three-hole, Hendricks showed the form that made him arguably the best hitter in the Ivy League last year prior to his season-ending injury, when he posted .387 average and a sparkling...
...basketball teams in preparation for their matchups with Harvard. On consecutive Saturday nights, the Crimson handed both teams their fourth Ivy losses—which, with respect to the league title, is about as lethal as the Ebola virus. Hopefully, Harvard’s next two Saturday night opponents??€”Brown and Penn—adopt a different policy or they too could have their seasons spoiled—not unlike that bottle of milk that’s been in our trash for two months...