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...match that he felt was a sub-par performance for both players.“I could have pulled the trigger at a lot of points, and I didn’t,” Clayton said.Kumar was stalled by one of the Quakers?? strongest weapons, losing, 6-3, 6-4, at No. 2, while Nguyen lost, 7-5, 6-3, at No. 3.At No. 4, Denenberg, who had played through sore legs in previous weeks—and who had been working double-duty to complete his thesis in biochemical sciences due this Wednesday?...
...Penn be the favorite to win again? Three reasons—Steve Danley, Ibrahim Jaaber, and Mark Zoller. All three were starters on the past three league champions, the latter duo emerging as the top two players in the Ivies this past season. Unfortunately for the Quakers??but fortunately for everyone else in the league—those three have played their final basketball games in Penn uniforms...
...crumbling during the stretch drive of the Ivy slate has come to closely resemble last season’s end-of-year collapse, when Harvard went through an agonizing stretch of eight straight losses. But if you tuned in at the right time in the game against the Quakers??specifically, if you were watching with about eight minutes gone by in the second half—you would have come away with a much more optimistic take on the blowout loss, as well as the disappointing season it encapsulated. That was around the time when, with the Crimson...
...Bulldogs will be undermanned against big Cornell center Andrew Naeve, who has been playing well recently. And while the Lee Amphitheatre may have the rowdiest fans in the league, the Big Red showed some road toughness last weekend by hanging with Penn for most of the game, despite the Quakers?? rough crowd and superior talent. If Hughes plays, Cornell wins by one again. If Hughes sits, Big Red by seven...
...trek to New Jersey and Pennsylvania is always particularly daunting for the Crimson, which has to face the contrasting styles of Penn’s speed and athleticism and Princeton’s meticulous, reserved play on consecutive nights.To hang with Penn, Harvard will have to slow down the Quakers?? up-tempo attack. Crimson guards will need to contain unanimous 2006 Ivy League player of the Year Ibrahim Jaaber, a senior whose skills would likely garner him a significant role at almost any major college basketball program. At the same time, Harvard’s big men will...