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...Turnovers continue to spell disaster for the Crimson. After another Yale bucket down low, Harvard quickly turns the ball over and is forced to foul to stop the fast break. Clearly frustrated, Brad Unger picks up a technical foul. Being that this is his last collegiate game of his career, I think it's safe to say that things aren't going quite the way he envisioned before the game. [Yale 60, Harvard...
...YORK—It was just another one of those nights in New York City on Friday, as the Harvard men’s basketball team (8-19, 3-8 Ivy) took on Columbia (14-12, 7-4). Poor shooting and domination on the interior spelled the end for the Crimson’s short-lived two-game winning streak as the Lions roared back from a 17-4 deficit early in the first half to win, 61-54. “The differential [in the game] was the ability to convert on the interior,” Harvard coach...
Although in-the-paint troubles are nothing new for Harvard, the surprising cold spell in the shooting department proved particularly worrisome. After going off for 20-plus points on back-to-back nights last weekend, sophomore Jeremy Lin was held to 5-of-11 shooting for only 10 points...
...Florida law prevails, all recourse may not be lost for Groh's family. Lidsky explains that a lot depends upon the wording of the waiver. Sometimes a court will void the contract as a matter of public policy because the contract fails to spell out the risk, she says...
...from family, friends, or the media. A boy of 14 years is not known for making the most rational decisions. Nor are 14-year-olds notoriously free from outside influence. The media culture of violence coupled with the accessibility of guns in this country never ceases to spell disaster for frustrated teens who can think of no peaceful recourse to their problems. Thus, trying a 14-year-old as an adult when a 14-year-old does not have the capacity to make adult judgments is nothing short of absurd. Hate crimes in particular require a certain level of conviction...