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Just how preoccupied was Sullivan with defense? Well, at times last night, 6’8 Sam Winter played center and the 6’1 Drew Gellert played the power forward spot. Harvard’s biggest player??7’0 center Brian Sigafoos—played just nine minutes in the game. When Sigafoos was late jumping out to cover his assignment, 6’4 forward Chris Brown, on two straight three-point shots, he almost immediately got the hook. Sigafoos didn’t play again...
...Scrutiny,” the Independent published an “Opinion Forum” on the matter, and even in this space a letter to the editor cooked up jock-hate over the brief mention in a Crimson Sports article of a first-year hockey player??s departure for more professional pastures. But why is so much pulp and ink being wasted without anyone’s saying anything remotely...
...odds to earn his way into the rotation than junior center Brian Sigafoos. Recruited by Sullivan from high school, the 6”11” was cut from the varsity squad as a freshman and relegated to the JV team—usually a death sentence for a player??s collegiate career...
Increased production from Peljto and Tubridy this season won’t come based on their merits alone, however. The addition of 6’3 freshman Reka Cserny—a Hungarian junior national team player??is expected to make life that much easier for the returning players...
Rutgers senior midfielder Dustin Sheppard iniated the game winning attack. After controlling a Knight throw-in deep in Harvard territory, he served the ball to El Bialy wide of the right post. El Bialy sent the ball across the goal line but out of any Harvard player??s reach. Ludwig, who had been rushing towards the goal, one-timed the ball softly into the left corner of the net as senior goalkeeper Dan Mejias was on the right post...