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...Alex Biega loses it at the Raiders blue line, Colgate's Brian Day takes it the other way for a wide-open look at Richter, who makes the stop. And now we have a Harvard timeout, and a faceoff coming in the Raiders' zone. Just 33 seconds left to play...
...THREE by Princeton's Kyle Koncz. Timeout called by Amaker. Harvard is doing a decent job of defending the paint for once, but have forgotten their responsibilities on the perimeter. The Tigers simply moved the ball with ease and Koncz had a wide-open look for the downtown jumper. Princeton 13, Harvard...
...Nick Petrecki manages to grab a puck off the boards at the blue line and get past Brian McCafferty for a wide-open look at Richter, and hits paydirt to put his team up 3-2. Petrecki's first goal of the season...
...Frustrated by feckless Washington, energized by the unscripted, pundit-baffling freedom of a wide-open race, young people are voting in numbers rarely seen since the general election of 1972 - the first in which the voting age was lowered to 18. Obama is both catalyst and beneficiary. In state after state, he has drawn more young voters than any of his competitors. For a group of voters with no memory of a time before Bushes and Clintons, Obama is a fresh face. His opponents promise to fight, but Obama promises healing. His is the language of possibility, which...
...addition to featuring marvelous players who have become mainstays of pro teams here, Europeans also turn to the CAN for the wide-open insouciance of play," explains Christophe Jammot, host and programming director of Eurosport France's CAN coverage. Unlike the strategy-obsessed, technique-minded style imposed by their European pro clubs, Jammot says players in the CAN won't hesitate to fire a cannonball shot from 40 yards out, attempt to slalom solo through an entire defense, or try audacious flicks and tricks rarely seen beyond the practice field in Europe. "They play to play...