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...Everyone was so amused and/or shocked that the pressing concerns of an hour before had faded completely: my worry about the right wording of remarks honoring my grandmother’s birthday, my mom’s anxiety about whether she was too dressed-down for the occasion (she wasn??t), and even my brother’s work, relentlessly beckoning from New York via Blackberry. It was hard to get too worked...
...laughing Richter. “Kind of a funny play, a blooper play, but hey, I’ll take it. It’s just one of those things, I guess, I didn’t really have to do any work for it.” It wasn??t all offensive fireworks from Richter, however, as he also provided some pretty solid goaltending, especially as the Harvard penalties mounted in the second frame. As the Bulldogs enjoyed four power-play opportunities, they mounted 24 second-period shots on Richter, but were able to connect on only...
...Scrapping and clawing,” Amaker said of his team’s inside play. “Sometimes when you scrap and claw and hustle, you’ll be amazed at how many plays go your way.”JEREMY SPOKEIt wasn??t class time but school was certainly in session as Lin put on a clinic at Lavietes. To go along with his game-tying layup to send the game into overtime, Lin shot 9-of-15 from the floor for a team-high 20 points. He also had seven boards, three assists...
...second to cut the lead down to 13, Jeremy Lin calmly dropped a leaning jumper to narrowly beat the shot clock at the 5:33 mark. Sophomore Dan McGeary followed on the next possession with a crowd-raising three pointer to push the lead back to 16.Harvard wasn??t troubled much throughout the night, especially considering its prowess from the free throw line. As Penn resorted to fouling in the last three minutes of the game, the Crimson stepped up and knocked down 25-of-27 from the charity stripe. The back-to-back weekend wins should give...
...condition known as Ja-Rule-featuring-Ashanti Syndrome, or JRFAS for short. Perhaps he’s trying to recapture the success of his only true breakout track, 2002’s “Are We Cuttin’.” Problem is, that song wasn??t really all that good to begin with, and Pastor Troy is better off staying true to his hardcore roots. “Well, I’m Pastor Troy, I got a license to kill / I’ll shove that .50 cal in ya mothafuckin’ grill?...