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...beat a top-seeded team in the Big Dance. Harvard and Delaney-Smith didn’t have the same luck in the 2007 tournament, but the No. 15 seed Crimson hung with the defending national champion Terrapins in the first half. It couldn’t keep pace with Maryland’s five returning starters down the stretch, however, in an 89-65 loss. A disappointment, sure. But it was only a small dip on the rollercoaster ride that was Harvard’s 2007 season.“This season, for me and for every...
...impressive conference play earned a surprising No.15 seed in the NCAA Tournament, matching them up against the defending national champions, the Maryland Terrapins.The reigning champions gave Harvard all it could handle. Despite playing even for the first 10 minutes or so, the Crimson could not keep pace with the Terrapins, as it fell, 89-65. “The stars had to be aligned a little more closely for us to defeat last year’s national champion,” Delaney-Smith said. “We didn’t want to be simply happy that...
...batted a gaudy .429 in league play and .447 with runners in scoring position.But even with Vance leading the way and Casey and juniors Tom Stack-Babich and Matt Kramer emerging as pleasant surprises offensively, the Crimson couldn’t keep up with Brown’s breakneck pace at the plate. “We didn’t have a lot of power, we weren’t having explosions, we weren’t putting teams away,” Walsh said. “I thought we had enough pitching to get the job done...
...when racing began on Friday. The crew beat out Sprints champion and No. 1 seed Wisconsin to win its semifinal heat with a time of 6:43.50. Yet, on Saturday, when it mattered most, the crew fell just short, finishing 2.9 seconds off Wisconsin’s third-place pace. But while the weekend is a disappointment on some levels, the Black and White showed that although the team struggled to find victories this season, the crew can still race with the best in the nation. Finishing just out of the medal picture demonstrates the squad’s talent?...
...Federal dollars have not kept pace with the cost of education at all,” Donahue says. “We need to reach out to the American public and convince them that investing in higher education with federal financial aid dollars and institutional dollars is ultimately good for our country and society...