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...he’s been dependable. I’m really proud of his play, his effort, and his leadership on the court.” The other sophomore, Lin, scored 17 points, notched eight rebounds, and added five assists. BENCH MOB For the second straight game, freshman guard T.J. Carey replaced junior Drew Housman in the starting lineup, and for the third straight outing, senior captain Brad Unger filled in for junior Evan Harris. Unger notched 12 points and four rebounds, including two-of-two from behind the arc, while Carey didn’t score but added seven...
...floor and shooting 6-for-6 from the line to chip in 10 points. “Everybody was looking for the big guys inside,” Unger said. “We seemed to have success that way.” The major distributor was sophomore guard Jeremy Lin, who dished out nine assists on the day. Overall, Harvard outscored Dartmouth, 44-26, in the paint. “It helped us that we were able to throw it in there,” Amaker said. “And our guys, they finished this afternoon...
...There were a few defensive errors and we didn’t make corrections,” junior guard Emily Tay said. “We sat back on our heels and let them run their offense...
...make a run, either Craft or Schram would answer with a big three. The Crimson finished the first half with just 17 points and trailed by 12 heading into the break. “They were hitting shots, and we weren’t,” junior guard Emily Tay said. “We didn’t step up when we needed to.” When Harvard finally did get some momentum, it was by looking inside to Rollins, the team’s best player on the night. Rollins, who scored 16 of her game...
...understand my surprise when Jason Williams, veteran point guard on the Miami Heat, decided to dish out a little cold, hard—and extremely revealing—truth. Williams, in response to the extensive trade rumors surrounding him this season, let out this gem: “We’re like some high-paid prostitutes anyway in this league. They just use and get rid of us whenever they want.” And he’s right. The fact of the matter is professional sports is not, and has never been, about playing for the fans...