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...score tied at 55, Vermont went on a 14-6 run to race past the struggling Crimson and open up a 69-61 lead with 2:30 to play.But as Harvard responded at the beginning of the second half, the team bounced back again.It began with a driving layup from sophomore Jeremy Lin, who finished with a team-high 18 points, his best effort in weeks.“We were pleased he was taking his open shots, and taking them with confidence,” Amaker said. “I thought [Lin] played a lot better...
...change was a 1-3-1 zone, combined with a greater emphasis on pushing the tempo, catalyzed by sophomore guard Jeremy Lin. A three-pointer by Lin just over a minute into the second half sparked the Crimson’s run, during which he scored eight of his team-high 18 points and recorded four rebounds, two steals, and an assist. His coast-to-coast layup at the 17:22 mark of the second half brought the Harvard within 10 at 46-36 and brought the crowd back into the game. Up 53-49 with 12 minutes left...
...line. “We usually make more [free throws] than the other team takes,” sophomore forward Pat Magnarelli said. “By the end of the game, we were fouling them a lot just to get the ball back. That’s how the lead ballooned up at the end.” Four of Harvard’s starters reached double digits in points, with junior forward Evan Harris leading the pack with 16 and a team-high six rebounds. Housman, Magnarelli, and sophomore guard Jeremy Lin each delivered 10 points. Mountain Hawks...
...however, had to battle to earn its goals, which both came in the last 10 minutes of regulation. “We beat a good team and a great goaltender,” coach Katey Stone said. “We just found a way to win.” With 7:07 left in the third period, junior Sarah Vaillancourt scored the first goal of the game—and her team-high eighth score of the season—by backhanding the puck past the right skate of Connecticut goaltender Jennie Bellonio. The scoring play began when junior...
...basketball team in a 79-72 loss at Case Gym after a lackluster first half for the Crimson was redeemed by stellar play from Harvard juniors.Harvard watched the Terriers go 8-of-14 from three-point range, draining their first four attempts. By the end of play, BU’s sophomore guard and leading scorer Carlos Strong was 5-of-8 from long distance and had 22 points. Fellow sophomore guard Corey Lowe took top honors in the game with 23 points—18 of them on three-pointers—as well as a team-high...