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Harvard men looking to become the next Alan D. “Scooter” Zackheim ’06, the winner of last season??s “Beauty and the Geek,” will have their chance when casting directors from the hit show hold a Boston casting call during reading period. Looking for “intellectually endowed but socially inept men who can turn a shopper into a scholar” and “beautiful, sexy, social-savvy women who can turn a geek into a stud,” the show...
...we’ve got to win a title,” Walsh said. “We’re going to play every game like it’s our last.” The most viable candidate as an alternative starter is sophomore Adam Cole, last season??s Ivy League Rookie of the Year. While Cole was shelled for seven runs in just 2/3 of an inning in his start in Harvard’s 13-0 loss to Yale on Wednesday, he has been near-dominant out of the bullpen, including three shutout relief...
...quarter after two Harvard penalties gave the team a two-man advantage.“That’s not smart, disciplined play,” Anderson said. “We were just kind of going out and playing, not thinking about it.”With the season??s final two games both against Ivy League opponents, Anderson stressed the importance of finishing strong.“We were disappointed with our physical and mental efforts today, but we’re going to have some great practices,” Anderson said...
...Harvard coach Joe Walsh wasn’t ready to give up on last season??s Ivy League Rookie of the Year just yet. With Harvard up, 6-2, with two outs in the top of the ninth inning and the bases full of Tigers, Walsh took the ball away from sophomore Ryan Watson, and sent Cole to the mound to exorcise his control demons in a situation where control was of the utmost importance...
Reclaiming his role as the ace of the Crimson rotation after struggling in the early going is junior Shawn Haviland, last season??s Ivy League Pitcher of the Year. Haviland has gone eight innings in each of his last two starts and has regained his trademark control. In last Saturday’s performance against Yale’s powerhouse offense, Haviland shut out the Bulldogs over eight frames, striking out seven and walking only...