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Heading into the season, the Harvard men’s basketball team had two sure things, a couple of uncertainties, and one huge void.While the Crimson boasted the strongest returning frontcourt in the league, the guard spots were left cloudy with the graduation of shooting guard Kevin Rogus and point guard Dave Giovacchini. Junior Jim Goffredo was set to fill in for Rogus at the two. The one, however, was a different matter. Versatile senior Mike Beal, originally recruited to play small forward, was expected to handle much of the duty of bringing the ball up the court...
...league game and Cusworth’s output of 13 points, nine rebounds and three blocks per Ivy contest are impressive, they pale in comparison to the numbers posted by junior sharpshooter Jim Goffredo. After serving a two-year apprenticeship behind single-season three-point record holder Kevin Rogus ’05, Goffredo made his first collegiate start in the Crimson’s season-opener against Vermont. The 6’1 junior scored 15 points and knocked down three trifectas, including one that sparked a game-ending 9-0 run and a Harvard win. But the assumption...
...assists per league game and Cusworth’s output of 13 points, nine rebounds and three blocks per Ivy contest are impressive, they pale in comparison to the numbers posted by junior sharpshooter Jim Goffredo.After serving a two-year apprenticeship behind single-season three-point record holder Kevin Rogus ’05, Goffredo made his first collegiate start in the Crimson’s season-opener against Vermont. The 6’1 junior scored 15 points and knocked down three trifectas, including one which sparked a game-ending 9-0 run that gave Harvard the victory.But...
Instead, junior shooting guard Jim Goffredo, who sat last year behind Kevin Rogus ’05, ranks first on the team-and second in the Ivy League to Penn’s Ibrahim Jaaber-with an average of 15.2 points per game...
Unlike the departed Rogus, however, who was strictly a three-point specialist, Goffredo is more apt to pull up for a mid-range jumper or drive to the hoop to try to take advantage of his .917 free-throw percentage...