Word: succession
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...having that problem this year.”The Crimson never settled into a comfort zone while away from home, possibly because it was not too comfortable at home either. Harvard’s longest home winning streak was three games last season, but its success at home was also punctuated by several home losing streaks. Although its offense was decent, its defense left much to be improved, failing to make some key stops and box-outs in close games.“When you’re on the road, the two things you really need...
...squad with half freshmen, success for the Crimson men’s basketball team will depend on the leadership and performance of its three senior stalwarts...
...think Pat is going to be a big part of any success that we are going to have,” Harvard coach Tommy Amaker says. “It was no secret that we struggled without...
...practice and practice as hard as we can and then when we get out of practice, ask ourselves, if this was a game, would we have won today? If we can consistently answer yes to that question, I don’t think we will have any trouble sustaining success until the end of the year...
...Washington D.C. Boys’ Basketball Player of the Year last season after leading his team to a 34-1 record and a top-10 national ranking. Oliver McNally is a 6’3” guard from San Francisco, Calif. He, too, led his team to great success in high school, winning three straight league and Division V state championships.Another impact freshman is Keith Wright, a 6’8” forward from Suffolk, Va. He is a powerful player who will immediately give Harvard an imposing frontcourt, and his senior year averages—20 points...