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...Siena run over nine minutes in the opening frame.The Saints notched nine offensive rebounds in the first half, keeping the ball out of the hands of the Crimson’s offense.“It doesn’t mater how well you play on offense if you??re giving up five or six shots on the other end,” Hallion said.“I really did not like our rebounding,” Delaney-Smith added. “It was better than it was in the James Madison game, but it?...
...institutions on the list, is a contributing factor to Harvard’s continuing excellence. However, he added that it is not Harvard’s wealth that makes the university the leading world institution. “Of course it’s important to have money, but you??ve got to spend it cleverly, and Harvard has done that,” Ince said. Marlyn E. McGrath ‘70-’73, director of admissions for Harvard College, said that while the University is flattered by the recognition, the rankings...
Sorry to trip you up like that. You??ve most likely already donned your favorite “YUCK FALE” t-shirt (because what could be wittier than almost swearing, but not?) and have already begun ritually burning a bulldog in effigy. But I don’t blame you for being confused. You see, this year, the two games are scheduled for the same weekend. One will take place tomorrow night, across the Charles River, and the other on Saturday, across the Massachusetts-Connecticut border...
...Cornell fans regularly outnumber and outcheer the Harvard section when the two teams meet in Cambridge. This year, any hope of home ice advantage, if it ever truly existed, will go out the window, as the “home” crowd will be more hostile than what you??ll find at most road contests...
...just gives you goose bumps,” Murphy says. “It’s amazing as you??re listening to the last couple of minutes of the game, and you realize what an amazing event in Harvard’s athletic history that it was. Still today, so many people will grab me and tell you what an amazing game it was. I guess, quite frankly, it’s been the most famous game in Harvard history...