Word: plutnickis
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While the game was crashing down around them, Carrabino and new sixth-man Ken Plutnicki played their best games of the year, with Plutnicki turning in the best performance of his Harvard career. Carrabino--who currently leads the team in scoring with a 17 ppg average--played tough at both ends of the floor, hitting 10 of 13 shots and pulling down nine rebounds, Plutnicki--who was the first sub off the bench--played 35 minutes, scoring 11 points and grabbing ten rebounds to lead both teams in that category...
Sophomore forward Ken Plutnicki is ordinarily a rising star on coach Frank McLaughlin's Crimson basketball team. By the end of this season, don't be surprised to see the lanky sophomore coming into contests as the regular sixth man. The coaches--McLaughlin and assistant coach Rick Duckett--are high on his skills on the hardcourt...
...short minutes in yesterday's practice, Plutnicki was--metaphorically speaking--on the outside, looking in on the Crimson five Like most coaches, McLaughlin likes to run through opponents' plays before the game, and this means amateur theater under the boards...
Yesterday, Plutnicki lost his identity as the man who would save the Harvard defense, and became--presto-changeo--Navy's star guard, Bob Romaine. Basing his moves on Duckett's scouting report of Thursday's Navy-Holy Cross game, Plutnicki flashed from the high to low right post, and then followed the baseline back across the lane, usually receiving a pass somewhere in that routine...
...Plutnicki--as Romaine--didn't live up to his reputation as a hot scoring guard, refusing to go for the points as Romaine is sure to do this afternoon (2p.m.) at the IAB, when the Crimson face the Mid-shipmen, Romaine is a gunner, and he can score from virtually anywhere. He scored 17 in Navy's narrow loss to Holy Cross, and he can drive to the basket or shoot from the outside...