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...further alleges that Lane’s hockey experience prior to admission at Harvard somehow ought to have rendered him ineligible. While Mr. Weinberger may not be familiar with the world of athletics, it is more the rule than the exception to play on numerous club teams and select teams??even taking years between high school and college to do so. To suggest that any of this activity even approaches the line of illegality suggests only that Weinberger has a questionable understanding of NCAA rules...
While the Justice Department asserts that the use of so-called “taint teams?? will prevent prosecutors from using the information obtained from the interception of phone calls between attorneys and their clients, this barrier is inadequate. Even assuming that this system functioned perfectly so that there were no unauthorized disclosures of information, whether inadvertent or deliberate, it would be simple for prosecutors to apply for access to the gathered information...
...Harvard men’s and women’s track teams open their seasons tomorrow afternoon with dual meets against Boston College at the Gordon Track and Tennis Center. The two teams??each of which has a bona fide NCAA individual title contender on its roster—will look at tomorrow’s meet as the first step towards beating out the seven other Ivy schools and Navy at the Indoor Heptagonal Championships on Feb. 23-24 at Cornell...
...teams are even closer than that. Under the tutelage of a shared coaching staff headed by Harvard Coach Satinder Bajwa, the two teams?? practices often overlap. They even study yoga together to improve team unity as well as the players’ balance and mental focus. Even off the court, the teams are close—as part of the same blocking group, both men’s captains and both women’s captains live in the same entryway. It seems fitting, then, that both are essentially locks to be chasing national titles this season...
...after that game that I first wrote a column mentioning the possibility of an undefeated season, especially considering the “doormats” approaching: Princeton, Dartmouth and Columbia. Although I was wrong in assessing those teams??all at the peak of their seasons when met by the Crimson—Harvard remained, you guessed it, undefeated...