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...hated the idea of a player missing a practice, let alone three months of the season, VanDerveer couldn't lose Folkl. The Stanford Coach had no choice, but to ask her sixth man to reconsider her decision. By Feb. 17, Folkl was back on the basketball court, and by post-season time she was averaging more than 12 points and eight rebounds per game...
Harvard expects to return to the post-season in the future, but this is the last chance for Fisher, the Wildcat star who leads the nation in scoring with 40 goals and 37 assists for the season. This will be her only chance to win the new national tournament, and Harvard is hoping she will be overanxious...
...next 20 days, the Crimson will only compete twice, against Brown on the 25th and against Pittsburgh on the 31st. The team is looking at these as tune ups for the H-Y-Ps and the post-season meets that will follow...
While the success of the Crimson gives Harvard much cause for celebration, it also draws attention to the peculiar status of football as the only varsity sport in which post-season play is banned in the Ivy-League. The presidents of the eight colleges should reverse their current stance prohibiting their football teams from participating in Division 1-AA post-season competition...
Such a decision would bring football in line with a sports such as women's soccer, where another team of Harvard Ivy-League champions will soon make its debut in the quarterfinals round of the NCAA Division 1 championship. With its first-ever post-season win over UMass last week, Harvard broke a spell of three straight losses to its neighbor and rival...