Word: perring
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...good team, you have to win away from home. We’re hopeful that we can do a better job of it this year.”When playing in front of the home crowd, the Crimson outscored its opponents by an average of about eight points per game. On the road, however, its opponents outscored it by an average of almost 13. After winning its first Ivy League matchup against Dartmouth last year by 26 points, Harvard succumbed to a seven-game Ivy League losing streak—five of those games were played on the road.This trouble...
...team connected on 165-of-520 shots beyond the arc, averaging 5.5 three-point field goals per game...
...Meanwhile, the Crimson allowed opponents to shoot 34.8 percent from behind the arc, the fourth best mark in the league. Harvard gave up 189 three pointers on 543 attempts, an average of 6.3 three-pointers allowed per game...
...time, Magnarelli had been leading the team with 6.3 rebounds per game and was second with 10.8 points per game, production that certainly could have helped avoid its eventual fate—a last-place finish in the Ivy League while going 0-15 on the road...
...league and Division V state championships.Another impact freshman is Keith Wright, a 6’8” forward from Suffolk, Va. He is a powerful player who will immediately give Harvard an imposing frontcourt, and his senior year averages—20 points, 13 rebounds, and 3.5 blocks per game—indicate his versatility on both ends of the court.While Wright, Kenyi, and McNally will likely see the most playing time in the class of 2012, center Peter Swiatek and forwards Peter Boehm and Hugh Martin will all fight for minutes on a roster that is half freshmen...