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...little things that he does that ignite our ball club,” Amaker said. “He’s the catalyst and he’s been that way for us all season, and it doesn’t surprise me to see his stat line the way that it is.” Lin ranks in the top 10 in the Ivy League in points, rebounds, assists and steals, one of just five players nationally to do so. “I think that shows how talented or versatile this team is. I just need...
...good player. The thing he has done as well as anybody else up to this point is he makes others better. That’s really the mark of a truly special player.”So far this season, Lin has filled up the stat sheet, and is leading not only the team but also the league in his percentage from the three-point line. In only seven games, Lin also leads the team in assists and defensive rebounds. “I think it’s obvious that Jeremy Lin has been the best player...
...single digits again until late in the second half. Three-pointers from Dini and Hinton kept the lead hovering close to 20 points late in the opening half. After the Crimson surrendered 20 offensive rebounds in Saturday’s loss at Providence, turnovers were the latest eye-popping stat to hand victory to an opponent. Harvard turned the ball over 22 times last night, 11 in each half. “We were trying too hard,” Rollins said. “We knew we need to pick up the energy and get things going...
...since the Colorado game (a 70-57 loss last Saturday) we talked about getting to the free-throw line as being a weapon for our team,” Amaker said. “For us to have success this season, we think that’s a key stat line for our ball club—attempts and hopefully the ability to convert from there. We were able to do both this afternoon. 29 attempts and certainly making 23 of 29 attempts, that is a pretty good percentage overall for our team.” —Staff...
Pusar’s first shot of the season, and only shot of the game, was a three-pointer from just beyond the arc, and he added an assist and two steals for the team. But his presence on the court did much more than his stat line might suggest: he brought stability to the game that improved the play of every one of his teammates...