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...better shooters in our league.”Goffredo finished with eight threes on the night—the second-best single-game performance in Harvard history—and 30 points. He has hit 20 trifectas in four Ivy games and needs just three per game down the stretch to match Rogus’ single-season record of 74.“I’m not really doing anything different,” Goffredo said. “The shots are just falling.”On Monday, the Crimson will see one of its own atop...
...Crimson guards Ko Yada and Drew Housman as well as forward Zach Martin each hit three-pointers in the final minute, but the Bulldogs (10-8, 2-1) went 10-for-12 from the line to ice the game. The strong performance down the stretch masked what had been an abysmal showing from the stripe for Yale. The Bulldogs started the game just 11-of-21 from the free-throw line. Yale led 33-30 at the intermission and pushed that margin to 11 with a 13-5 run out of the break. A trifecta by Harvard guard Jim Goffredo...
...victory moved the Crimson to 11-6 overall and 3-1 in the Ivy League, and was crucial to keeping its title hopes alive during a tough opening stretch that sees Harvard play five of its first six league games on the road...
...decade ago, the 2.4-km stretch of Fifth Avenue that forms the western edge of the Park Slope neighborhood in Brooklyn, New York, was the grim preserve of drug dealers, thugs and the demimonde. Not anymore. Thanks to the city's skyrocketing real estate market, some campaigning locals and a few pioneering investors, a once bleak thoroughfare of boarded-up shops and unsavory bodegas has been transformed into one of the hippest shopping and dining destinations in the Big Apple. Today, this section of Fifth Avenue, dubbed "Restaurant Row" by some, is luring visitors and locals alike with top-notch...
...decade ago, the 2.4-km stretch of Fifth Avenue that forms the western edge of the Park Slope neighborhood in Brooklyn, New York, was the grim preserve of drug dealers, thugs and the demimonde. Not anymore. Thanks to the city's skyrocketing real estate market, some campaigning locals and a few pioneering investors, a once bleak thoroughfare of boarded-up shops and unsavory bodegas has been transformed into one of the hippest shopping and dining destinations in the Big Apple. Today, this section of Fifth Avenue, dubbed "Restaurant Row" by some, is luring visitors and locals alike with top-notch...