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...good team, you have to win away from home. We’re hopeful that we can do a better job of it this year.”When playing in front of the home crowd, the Crimson outscored its opponents by an average of about eight points per game. On the road, however, its opponents outscored it by an average of almost 13. After winning its first Ivy League matchup against Dartmouth last year by 26 points, Harvard succumbed to a seven-game Ivy League losing streak—five of those games were played on the road.This trouble...
...preseason Ivy League media poll. But the expectations are unlikely to go to the heads of the seniors, as before their freshmen campaign, the team—with another talented senior class—was picked to finish second in the league. Harvard rewarded those expectations with eight straight league losses in February and March to finish closer to the bottom than...
...different game then the last time we played them. It’s going to be very intense.”The Huskies rolled through their conference tournament as the underdog and are currently on a five-game winning streak. the Crimson is unbeaten in its last eight games, claiming a record of 7-0-1 since September 27. “When the game starts, there are going to be 22 players, and every single one of those players has grown since the last matchup seven or so weeks ago,” Northeastern coach Ed Matz said...
...Harvard Crimson discovered an 82-year-old secret. Eight Harvard men were tried and expelled in 1920 on the basis of their sexual orientation. But in 2008, their story is mainly unknown to the undergraduate community. Filmmaker Michael Van Devere, a Harvard Extension School graduate, seeks to unearth the voices of these men in his film “Perkins 28: Testimony from the Secret Court Files of 1920.” The film will premiere at 7 p.m. on Nov. 17 at Hilles Cinema. The film derives its title from the dorm room Perkins 28, the alleged epicenter...
...road to an Ancient Eight title repeat may now be clearer, but it still isn’t any easier. With its win last Saturday against Columbia and Brown’s loss to Yale, No. 19 Harvard (7-1, 4-1 Ivy) now sits in a three-way tie with Brown and Penn (5-3, 4-1) atop the Ivy League.But by no means is anything guaranteed, as the Crimson travels to Philadelphia this Saturday to take on its rival league leader. Despite being on a six-game winning streak during which it has outscored its opponents...