Word: gellertã
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Dates: during 2001-2001
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Through the first half, Winter and Beatty had shared defensive duties on Brown, limiting him to 2-of-7 shooting from the floor while Gellert??€™s watchful defense of scoring threat Ganly held him to three points for the half. Winter attributed Harvard’s success in guarding the main Wildcat threats to preparation and pressure...
...third-year starter, Gellert has emerged as one of the Ivy League’s top defensive players and is on pace to be the most dominating perimeter defender in Harvard history. Largely unheralded in the media but well-respected by teammates and foes, Gellert??€™s captaincy, along with his defense, will be a key factor in determining whether the Crimson can improve on last year’s 7-7 Ivy record...
Indeed, the 6’1 Gellert??€”a guard who plays at small forward—came to Harvard from Newtown, Conn., as the point guard who would eventually replace star Tim Hill ’99. A top scholastic player in Connecticut, Gellert was the consummate athlete, starring also in baseball and one season of football, when he grabbed a state-record 17 interceptions. Guess he’s always gravitated towards defense...
...once again looks forward to the challenge of guarding the Ivy’s best players—Brown’s Earl Hunt or Columbia’s Craig Austin, for example—regardless of position or size. On any given night, the best way of judging Gellert??€™s performance is not to look at his offensive numbers, but at the number of points the opposing team’s top threat had. In Crimson victories, it’s usually pretty...
Gellert made one of two free throws the next time down the floor, but Davis was fouled by junior forward Sam Winter on the next possession. He hit both free throws to cut the lead to two and set the stage for Gellert??€™s heroics...