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...Greenman hadn’t scored since the first half when he came in during a Tiger 30-second timeout with 1:32 to play in the second extra frame and drilled a three 22 seconds later to put Princeton ahead...
Schaen played just two minutes in regulation, but entered the game during a Tiger timeout with 35.8 seconds remaining in regulation and made a layup with 23 seconds to play to tie the game at 42 and send it to overtime in the first place...
...amazing shooting of Penn was a by-product of great ball movement coupled with shooters who couldn’t miss. The less impressive Princeton numbers were caused by a hungrier Crimson defense that was more effective in getting to open shooters and by the lack of a Tiger shooter with a hot hand...
While Wallace is an integral part of the Princeton attack, the Tiger offense is far too balanced to say that he is the focus. Harvard will also have to contend with Princeton guards Ed Persia, Will Venable and Scott Greenman...
...against a more fitting opponent. In addition to Princeton’s overall strength, Cromwell last lost an event at the EISL Championship, at which he placed third in both individual events and second with his teams in the medley relays. On all four occasions he finished behind a Tiger swimmer, with the only Harvard victory in any of the four events coming courtesy of Shevchik...