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...lead and erase Harvard’s once double-digit advantage. “We gave up a [few] too many open looks from the three-point line,” Pusar said. “They were able to knock some down, and you could tell it got them going and got them excited. Slowly but surely, they crept up on us.” Thanks to a three-pointer by Pusar, Harvard took the lead back at 45-43, and two buckets by Harris stretched it to 49-43. Then Lehigh scored the next seven points, including five...
...mixed up with a lot of things on the fast break, we weren’t sure who was guarding who and someone would hit a big three.”Harvard’s score was owed to two solid performances. Junior guard Drew Housman ran the Crimson’s game with 21 points, going 8-for-8 from the charity stripe and sinking half of the three-pointers he dared. Junior guard Andrew Pusar found the bottom of the net with regularity, missing only one field goal and going 2-of-2 both from beyond...
...can’t think about the score because you can’t hesitate or think about what you’re doing because that’s when you’ll mess up.” Jackson State went up, 57-53, on a three-pointer with 4:21 left, but the Crimson rallied to force ties at 57, 59, and 61 on two free throws by Tay, who finished with 16 points and six assists, and six straight points by rookie Emma Markley. Tay went 5-for-6 from the free-throw line in the final...
...bring it to the court tonight,” Rollins said.Though the Stags muscled out two 9-0 runs in the first half, taking an eight-point advantage into the intermission, Harvard managed to tie up the game with 11 minutes reminding in the opening frame on a three-pointer by Finelli.In what would become a trend, however, the Crimson forfeited nine straight points after Finelli’s game-tying three, a run sustained by Fairfield’s effort on the offensive glass.Ultimately, the Stags snagged 18 rebounds to the Crimson’s 11 in the first...
...last year's Sweet Sixteen, Washington had a three-point lead against UConn with eight seconds left to play. Rather than send a UConn player to the line, Washington let Rashad Anderson hit a three-pointer with 1.8 seconds left to tie it. UConn won in overtime. And on it goes. "It's a no-brainer," says CBS commentator Mike Gminski, who starred at Duke and played 14 years in the NBA, of the fouling strategy. "There are so many scenarios that have to happen for fouling to backfire, while if you don't foul, a three-pointer...