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...didn’t think we played tough in the first half,” Harvard coach Frank Sullivan said. “Universally, I think the team was disappointed with the way we came out...We had a decent lead, but I don’t think we were really pleased with how we were playing...
...thing we were most disappointed in was the volume of assists from our three perimeter spots,” Sullivan said. “We’re letting the four and five man handle the ball a bit more this year and create passing angles that will allow them to finish plays off this year, but still assist-turnover ratio as a team was bad. It doesn’t reflect any improvement over where we were last season, and most significantly the one, two and three men are not generating many assists...
...strength of our team is with [Stehle and Cusworth],” Sullivan said. “We have to look at those two on offense more than we have looked at those positions in the past. We weren’t real happy with how much it went in to the post today, but that’s something that just absolutely has to happen...
...Overall structurally, I wasn’t happy with the defense,” Sullivan said. “Was I happy with the field goal percentage [allowed]? Sure. Was I happy with 12 steals? Sure. Just overall, I wasn’t comfortable, because I feel it wasn’t as solid a performance [as it could have been]. But there was a bit of a gap, because we didn’t have a scouting report due to the exhibition setting...
...Shane Carruth, lacks any narrative thread, but essentially is a story about four broke, thirtysomething engineers who create a mysterious box in their garage that defies scientific rationality and seems to give them inexplicable control over life. Two members of the group, Aaron (Shane Carruth) and Abe (David Sullivan), decide to probe what potential their creation might have: They explore the commercial possibilities of time-travel for a few hours each day, encounter dreadful mishaps in a Scooby Doo-esque fashion and finally, things end quite badly, with the audience, plot and characters in a state of sheer confusion...