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...stronger.”While none of the Big Green post players are taller than 6’9 or score more than seven points a game, Dartmouth’s shooting guards are a dangerous lot. The Big Green’s highest scorers are Leon Pattman (11.3 ppg) and Mike Lang (10.3), both of whom play the two guard.Pattman, who missed virtually all of last season after earning league Rookie of the Year honors in 2004, likes to slash to the hoop for buckets, while Lang is more of an outside shooter. In Dartmouth?...
...inexperienced squad, plagued by key injuries and rookie mistakes against non-conference foes and entering tomorrow’s reprisal of the rivalry as the consensus underdog. Joining leading scorer Laura Robinson as the Crimson’s most dangerous recent offensive threats are freshman Emily Tay (7.8 ppg, 2.92 apg), an emerging prototype point guard with superior passing and slashing skills (as well as a team-leading 50 turnovers) and Lindsay Hallion (6.7 ppg), a sophomore guard who missed 2004-05 with a knee injury. Freshman forward Katie Rollins returned from her own recent injury woes to help Harvard...
...Sunday’s thrilling overtime win against Iona. The Crimson, on the other hand, has struggled in just about every phase of its game since its last win, which came on November 22 at Rhode Island. Harvard must ride the hot hand of leading scorer Laura Robinson (11.3 ppg) if it plans to break its streak upstate. —ALEX McPHILLIPS
...Dance of any recent Crimson squad. Stehle and Cusworth, already the league’s most formidable frontcourt pair, will return with a year’s experience of playing together. The two starters were statistical twins this season—Stehle led the Crimson in scoring, at 13.7 ppg, and led the Ivy league in rebounding, at nine per game, while Cusworth was right behind him, with 13.4 points and 8.9 rebounds...
...Quakers have been carried by their starting backcourt. Senior point guard Tim Begley averages 14.1 points and a league-leading 4.9 assists per game, and sophomore shooting guard Ibrahim Jaaber is second on the Quakers in scoring with 11.8 ppg while leading the circuit in steals (2.84 per game...