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...lost him for an entire season (2003-04), and we’ve lost him for the same amount of time that could be projected now.” The timetable for the seven-footer’s return is indefinite at this point, though he will definitely miss tonight??s game against the Terriers (0-5). Sullivan was hesitant to speculate, but Cusworth indicated that it could be anywhere from one to three weeks. Cusworth was seen wearing a cast on the hand at yesterday’s practice, but the question of whether he could play...
...ECAC) were swept last weekend by No. 12 Colgate and No. 13 Cornell, and after a 2-0 league start, Quinnipiac is tied for eighth in the ECAC. Meanwhile, Harvard (7-4-1, 6-4-0) lost to Yale after eight days of rest, but tonight??s matchup is the middle of the Crimson’s current Sunday-Tuesday-Thursday stretch of contests, which ends on the road against No. 9 New Hampshire. —THE CRIMSON STAFF
...It’s definitely fair to say that we owe them some payback,” said junior center Brian Cusworth, who led all scorers with 18 points in the overtime loss. With six of the eight Wildcats players who saw action in that game returning for tonight??s contest, Harvard will get that chance to return the favor. The key to doing so will be stopping Vetrano, last year’s miracle worker, and junior guard Jermaine Anderson, who led the Wildcats (1-3) with 17 points in that contest. The backcourt duo should provide...
...Harvard men’s hockey team closes out its six-game stretch near campus—five contests played at home and one against neighbor Boston College—with tonight??s scuffle with No. 18 Boston University at the Bright Hockey Center. The Crimson (6-2-0, 5-2-0 ECAC) has won four in a row by a combined 17-10 margin, and its power play is currently second in the nation with a 28 percent conversion rate. Meanwhile, the Terriers (3-4-1, 3-3-1 Hockey East) are winless in their last three...
...Crimson went 6-for-12 on the power play this weekend, but its penalty kill went just 5-for-8. The Eagles, however, have just an 11.6 conversion rate with the man-advantage and are killing off nearly 81 percent of their penalties. Tonight??s game begins at 7:30 p.m. and will be televised on CN8. —REBECCA A. SEESEL