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...Harvard men’s basketball team looks to get back on a winning track this weekend when it hosts Princeton tonight and Penn tomorrow night at Lavietes Pavilion. The Crimson looks to regroup and snap a seven-game losing streak against two teams also in the bottom half of the Ivy standings and with less than stellar road records...
...Tomorrow night, the Crimson will take on the Quakers, who barely edged Harvard, 73-69, in the teams’ last meeting. Unger and sophomore guard Dan McGeary both had career high scoring nights of 17 and 16 points, respectively, but struggles at the foul line down the stretch proved to hinder the Crimson’s efforts...
...Crimson will take the court looking for those positive results at Lavietes Pavilion tonight at 7 p.m. against Princeton and tomorrow at 7 p.m. against Penn...
...play this Friday so that Harvard can resume its standard lineup against its big competitor, New York University. The Crimson needs to win this EIVA conference game to achieve a solid position as it strives to compete in the playoffs. “We have to rest up tonight, tomorrow and be ready to play,” Weitzen said. “That is a must win game.” Harvard faces off against New York University this Friday in the Malkin Athletic Center...
...really stepping us for us right now,” senior forward Alex Meintel said. “Earlier, everyone was playing well, but we just weren’t getting results. Now we are.”The only problem for the Crimson is that Yale enters tomorrow night’s game on a roll as well. Though the Elis dropped two on the road to Quinnipiac and Princeton earlier in the month, they’ll skate onto the Bright Hockey Center ice coming off an impressive 5-2 win against No. 12 Clarkson...