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...think we need to score, I think we need to do a good job on the defensive boards, and we have to find some spots within their offense for deflections or steals,” coach Frank Sullivan said...
...three assists, two blocks and three steals. “If you look at his stat line tonight, it’s a Matt Stehle [‘06] stat line—he’s got numbers in every column,” said Harvard coach Frank Sullivan, referencing the graduated two-time First-Team All-Ivy forward who led the Crimson in points, rebounds, steals, and blocks last year. “For Evan, in his sophomore year, to bounce back like that in an Ivy League weekend on Saturday night is special.” Harris...
...Pavilion hungry for a win after losing three of their first four league games, and exited with a 90-70 blowout victory. “We knew they’d come in here tonight with their backs against the wall and angry,” Harvard coach Frank Sullivan said. “I’m not happy at all with the way that the team compensated for [Cusworth’s] loss.” Right from the opening tip, it was apparent that Harvard was in for a long night. In place of Cusworth...
...turnovers, tied the score at 63. After Housman missed a long jumper that Tyler rebounded with 33 seconds left, Cornell was able to settle for the final shot. Dale was fouled by Goffredo on a drive with 8.6 seconds left. Before Dale went to the line, Harvard coach Frank Sullivan called a timeout, both to ice Dale and draw up the winning play. “We knew with eight seconds we could get a number of things out of it,” Sullivan said. “It could be a three, it could be a two. It?...
...minutes. It was his first appearance after being inactive for the early part of the season with a back injury. “Anytime you get into a situation when your back is against the wall, you look for answers anywhere,” Harvard coach Frank Sullivan said. “That is what it became.” Finkton, who was the subject of a vocal cheering section in the Lavietes Pavilion stands, hit a free throw with 1:05 left to record the first point of his career, and Okereke, in his first career appearance...