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...that anyone can win on any given night,” sophomore guard Jeremy Lin says. “So, this is probably as open as it has ever been.”Lin likely will be proven right this season. While either Penn or Princeton has been a part of every title since 1988, both enter this season with major question marks—the Quakers for losing Zoller and Jaaber, and the Tigers for finishing in the gutter of the Ivies last season with a 2-12 record. The two teams combined for one of the 16 first...
...NCAA Sweet Sixteen in 2000 . The following year, Amaker brought in a recruiting class that ESPN ranked second nationally. These accomplishments become all the more significant when contrasted with Harvard’s own basketball history—no NCAA Tournament appearances since 1946, no wins at either Penn or Princeton since 1991, no Ivy League championship...ever.The team must work day in, day out to erase this history. Amaker will work day in, day out to forge a history of his own.“We’re doing the best to create our identity, to reposition...
...said. “We’ve been blocking shots, keeping them out to the outside, and eliminating their passes.” Following the defensive push in the second period, the Crimson rebounded offensively in the third but also committed more penalties in the third than in either of the first two periods. “It’s not often you can have one good period and win a hockey game,” coach Ted Donato ’91 said. “We looked better in the third, blocking shots with four seconds...
...Harvard. Rathgeber and senior Pat Quinn each won an individual race and a relay. Quinn achieved victory in the 50-yard freestyle in 21.23. Both Quinn and Rathgeber were on the 400-yard relay team that placed first in 3:05.56. The Crimson did not place first in either of the diving events. Big Green senior Alex Berry won both the one-meter and three-meter events, giving Dartmouth its only two wins of the day. Harvard came in second in each of the diving events. In the three-meter, senior Luke Sanders came in second with a score...
...could be forgiven for never having heard of Chief Illiniwek. He may not be making a splash on either coast, but the controversy around him has captured the attention of many in the middle. Much of Illinois was educated at its local state college where, for the last 81 graduating classes, its Native American mascot Chief Illiniwek has supposedly honored native heritage in the state...