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When Harvard hasn't been hitting from downtown, it has been making the most of its opponents' mistakes. During the streak, starters Tyler Rullman, Ron Mitchell, James and Condakes have hit 82 percent (70-85) of their free throws. Against UNH, Rullman canned 7-of-8 foul shots in the final minute, while Mitchell hit nine of his 10 attempts...
Harvard tied the game five minutes into the second half, but the outcome was still in doubt going into the final minute of play. With 1:21 remaining, UNH's Shaft Lewis hit a jumper to tie the game, 62-62. On Harvard's next possession, Tarik Campbell put the Crimson up for good with a running layup. Shaft then missed a 15-footer, and Crimson guard Tyler Rullman hauled in the rebound. Rullman, who had been silent for most of the evening, then took over from the foul line to ice the victory. Rullman accounted for the Crimson...
...only Harvard players to launch shots from behind the stripe, connecting on an impressive 11-for-18 shots. James carried the Crimson in the first half, scoring 13 of his team's first 18 points. After James hit a layup with 11:10 left in the first half, the UNH defense tightened up on the senior Co-Captain, and the Crimson didn't score another field goal until Condakes hit a three-pointer with 2:16 left in the half...
...UNH threatened to pull away for good with a a 14-0 run midway through the first half. With the score tied at 15, Wildcat guard Jeff Carr hit a three-pointer to begin a UNH barrage. Backcourt mate Jeff Cummins then hit a layup and a free throw to build the Wildcat lead to six. Teammate Tommy MacDonald came off the bench to continue the deluge, connecting for three three-pointers and 11 points in three minutes...
...Wildcats couldn't sustain their momentum in the second-half, however, performing like a team that has lost its last 31 home games. UNH may own that dubious distinction, but coach Jim Boylan hasn't lost his sense of humor...