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...Crimson had all segments of its offensive attack working against an athletically superior Maine team. In addition to Cusworth’s 20 points on 5-of-7 shooting, the other members of Harvard’s big three performed well. Noted marksman Goffredo hit five of his ten three-pointers to finish with 19 points and Housman used his dribble-penetration to score 15 points on 4-of-8 from the floor and 6-of-7 from the line...
...combination of Cusworth and Harris’s work down low and the drives of Housman and Goffredo forced Maine’s big men into critical foul trouble. Tchekane-Bofia was an unstoppable force on the glass, collecting seven offensive rebounds and 17 points, nearly all coming on second-chance put-backs. But the 6’6, 230 lb. forward from Cameroon was limited to just 16 minutes of play, including only six in the second half after picking up his third and fourth foul within the span of one minute early in the period. Additionally, center Olli...
...graduation of guard/forward Michael Beal ’06. Given the guard-dominated dynamic of the Ivy League, having a shooter of Balcetis’s caliber to team with the Crimson’s backcourt standouts, sophomore point guard Drew Housman and senior shooting guard Jim Goffredo, would have given Harvard’s chances to surprise in the league this year a boost.“He was definitely a fierce competitor,” senior center Brian Cusworth said. “He had that, not to use a stereotype, but that European game?...
...men’s basketball team had two sure things, a couple of uncertainties, and one huge void.While the Crimson boasted the strongest returning frontcourt in the league, the guard spots were left cloudy with the graduation of shooting guard Kevin Rogus and point guard Dave Giovacchini. Junior Jim Goffredo was set to fill in for Rogus at the two. The one, however, was a different matter. Versatile senior Mike Beal, originally recruited to play small forward, was expected to handle much of the duty of bringing the ball up the court as the two freshman point guards, Drew Housman...
...Princeton a 60-59 win.“Back-to-back losses, losing in the last second like we did, it was kind of a rough way to go into the Penn game, which is what everyone was looking forward to,” said junior shooting guard Jim Goffredo. “It took the wind out of us, [and] it was tough for us to bounce back.” Harvard lost by 13 the next night against Penn, then dropped the next two to Brown and Yale, effectively ending any chance to climb back into the league...