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...things weren’t as easy away from Lavietes Pavilion. Harvey found out that he had to take a year off from school, missing the entire 1999-2000 season. And so the demands to adapt kept rolling in—first to adapt to life at Harvard, and now to a life without the sport he had given everything to and the teammates who had become close friends...
Harvey made an immediate impact at Lavietes Pavilion, stealing an inbounds pass and hitting two free throws in the final seconds of the Crimson’s first Ivy contest against Dartmouth. He established himself as one of the league’s most potent threats—deadly from three-point range, a stickler on defense (second in the Ivies in steals) and with the fundamentals needed to stay on the court...
...Harvey is the best we’ve ever had at moving without the ball,” Richardson recalled. “And when he gets open and takes that shot, every shot looks exactly the same.” Now at Lavietes Pavilion, Harvey found and took that shot time and time again, banging in 56 on the season...
Ahead 16 points at the half, the Harvard men’s basketball team utterly collapsed against the Elis at Lavietes Pavilion last February, sleepwalking through a seven-minute scoreless stretch that let Yale back into the game—and, it turned out, contention for an Ivy title. In a foreboding sign for this season, foul trouble banished Harvard stopper Drew Gellert ’02 to the bench and Harvard’s defense went to pieces. So did the offense once Yale switched to a zone defense and even the mighty Pat Harvey was powerless to prevent...
...really serious action takes place in the livestock pavilion, where young boys take horses for test rides while men huddle, endlessly debating the value of fat-bottomed sheep. Some unlucky beasts go straight to nearby teahouses to be made into kebabs...