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...much-hyped frontcourt firepower of Harvard had largely been contained during the team’s 3-0 start this season, but the tandem of junior center Brian Cusworth and captain Matt Stehle showed it was poised to explode yesterday afternoon at Lavietes Pavilion. Stehle and Cusworth, both preseason first team All-Ivy selections, entered this year’s slate as the Ivy League’s top two returning scorers and rebounders, averaging over 27 points and 17 rebounds per game combined. Through three games, the duo had recorded 21.7 points and 15 boards per contest. Against...
...number of second-chance opportunities helped Fairfield (1-2) beat the Harvard women’s basketball team (2-2) 71-58 in the Crimson’s home opener on Sunday afternoon in Cambridge, dropping the Crimson to 0-4 all-time against the Stags at Lavietes Pavilion. Fairfield won the battle on the glass, outrebounding Harvard 43-40, and that helped generate points on the offensive end. The Stags more than doubled Harvard in second-chance points, posting 16 compared to the Crimson’s seven. “They just owned us on the boards...
...years ago, the Harvard men’s basketball team tallied four wins in the entire season. With a 69-56 victory over UC Davis yesterday at Lavietes Pavilion, the Crimson (4-0) matched that victory total, as Harvard is now in the midst of its best start since 1997.“Last year [we] bounced back and won 12 games after four, so the continual progression is something that I think is really solid,” Harvard coach Frank Sullivan said. “It’s just nice to have four [wins] now rather than...
...that game, the Holy Cross Crusaders marched into Lavietes Pavilion looking to give another set of seniors a 4-0 career record against the Crimson. The Crimson battled the Crusaders throughout the first half and the score was close at the break. It stayed close early in the second period until an 8-0 run turned a tie game into a 44-36 Holy Cross lead. The Crimson clawed back to within four, but a 10-2 run put the game away for Holy Cross...
...Hugh Sidey was such an important part of our lives over the years. Just a few weeks ago Hugh joined me at Ronnie's Library to dedicate the Air Force One Pavilion. And of course, he was with me when I brought Ronnie home to California for the last time...