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Crimson inside linebacker Eric Schultz, defensive end Peter Ajayi and the rest of the defensive front seven must stop Curley, White, and Co. and force turnovers??seemingly the only weakness in Lafayette’s rushing attack. Already, Lafayette has fumbled the ball nine times and lost five of them...
...inability to take care of the basketball in the first half and keep them off the backboard,” Harvard coach Tommy Amaker said. “I thought the turnovers and second chance opportunities that they were able to get—but especially the turnovers??I thought we turned it over in the open court and had no chance of defending against our turnovers.”Yale capped the run in a big way. With the Crimson in possession with less than 30 seconds to play, freshman guard T.J. Carey let the clock dwindle...
...court. After shooting just 38.3 percent from the floor last time out, the Big Green shot 47.5 percent at home. The Harvard offense—which was firing on all cylinders last Saturday to the tune of 51.8 percent from the floor and 22 assists against just 10 turnovers??made just 18 of 52 attempts at Leede Arena. It turned the ball over 17 times while dishing out just five assists.“We didn’t defend as well as we did in the first game,” Crimson coach Tommy Amaker said...
...coach Kathy Delaney-Smith. “We weren’t supposed to win this. I would say we were not the favorite. I would say that we had more experience than they had, and they had more athleticism than we had.” Though plagued by turnovers??Harvard surrendered 18 on the afternoon—rebounding was also a key to the Crimson loss. The Dukes claimed 43 rebounds in total, 28 on the offensive end. “That’s going to be our nemesis. We are not a good rebounding team...
...Ryan Fitzpatrick era, the squad had not won since 1980 at Franklin.Despite Penn’s lackluster record, there is something about the field and atmosphere that prevents strong play.Whether or not the curse exists Harvard, the bottom line is: the Crimson did not play well Saturday.Wrought with turnovers??a total of four, plus a safety—the offense could not move the ball in the second half. Junior quarterback Liam O’Hagan managed just 13 yards in the air after the break, and the total offense was held to just 97.But the other side...