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...Thanks to captain Andrew Pusar??€™s injury early in the game, guard McNally was called upon early and often, and he stepped up to the challenge. McNally’s shooting was especially crucial in the opening frame—his ten first-half points leading both squads—and he was rewarded with the second-half start. McNally’s 33 minutes of action was the most he has seen all season...
...lead just over four minutes after the break. The Crimson would not relinquish this lead, as it kick-started a 21-6 run over the next eight minutes. Harvard’s stifling defense forced five turnovers in that stretch as the home team pulled away. Captain guard Andrew Pusar??€™s three with just under eight minutes left made it 56-41. But Columbia was not done and looked to rally as it had in the first meeting. Tough defense and some fine shooting in a two-minute span closed the gap to just...
Captain guard Andrew Pusar??€™s three with just under eight minutes left made it 56-41. But Columbia was not done and looked to rally as it had in the first meeting. Tough defense and some fine shooting in a two-minute span closed the gap to just six at 58-52 with 4:21 left. Then the Crimson ran the shot clock near to its finale on its next possession and McNally found himself with the ball and well covered just inside the arch. That didn’t stop him from throwing up a high-arching...
...second half was a different story, as the squad shot 52 percent from the field, limited itself to two turnovers, and picked it up on defense. In the first four minutes of play, behind a pressing defense, big shots from the likes of senior Andrew Pusar??€”who finished with 10 points—and of course, the leadership of Lin, Harvard posted an 11-0 run to draw within three...
...overtime possessions, captain Andrew Pusar and junior guard Jeremy Lin each converted just one of two attempts on consecutive Harvard trips to the line.With under four minutes to go in regulation, the Crimson missed free opportunities to tie the game and close the deficit eventually erased only briefly by Pusar??€™s clutch three and Lin’s last-second layup.The Crimson’s troubles started and ended with Lin, who entered the game shooting at an 80-percent clip from the charity stripe. Harvard’s leading scorer shot just 6-of-11 from...