Word: regroup
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Dartmouth, on the other hand, will play a lighter schedule this weekend, as will fellow cellar-dwellers Yale, Princeton, Union and RPI. They will need the time to regroup. With almost one-third of the conference season gone by, these five teams have been dreadful, embarrassing not only themselves, but the entire ECAC...
...start as they jumped out to a 9-0 lead with a quick four points from 1994-95 Ivy League Player of the Year Allison Feaster, a layup by Amy Reinhard, and a rainbow three-pointer by junior point guard Jess Gelman. After a quick timeout to regroup, however, the taller, more experienced, and better disciplined Slovakian squad seized the lead for good...
Then there were the savagely named Braves and Indians. Cleveland won 100 games, which is astonishing in a season with only 144. What made their record even more remarkable is that during spring training in 1993, the team had to regroup after the tragic deaths of two of their pitchers, Tim Crews and Steve Olin, in a boating accident. So when the Indians raised the division championship flag after clinching the American League Central on Sept. 8, manager Mike Hargrove made sure they played the Garth Brooks song The Dance--the same song played at the memorial service...
...definitely had some chances in the first half--it's just a matter of finishing them," Harvard coach Sue Caples said. "Unfortunately, they put that one in at the end. We did not regroup...
...attempt by 400 Dutch peacekeepers to protect the city's southern edge, the U.N. could not keep the Serbs at bay. Seeking protection, some 2,000 civilians have assembled at the tiny U.N. outpost at Potocari, north of the city, and the Dutch troops are attempting to regroup around the area. There was no word on the fate of 30 Dutch hostages taken by Serb forces over the weekend. Srebrenica is the first of the six "safe areas" for civilians, which were established by the U.N. two years ago, to be overrun by Serb forces.TIME's Mark Thompsonsays: "The fall...