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After a back-and-forth first half, it seemed like Harvard was on its way to its first win at Princeton since the 80’s when sophomore guard Drew Housman’s layup with 14:53 left in the second half gave the Crimson a 42-34 lead. Harvard had been strong on both ends of the floor and its Achilles’ heel—three-point shooting defense—appeared to have been fixed, as the Tigers had made only 6-of-17 shots from long range up to that point. What?...
...these games,” sophomore Drew Housman said. “But the fact that we were tough in a tough environment says we have some fortitude.”THE THRILLA IN PHILAIn Housman’s third matchup against the Ivy’s top point guard, Penn senior Ibrahim Jaaber, the proverbial gloves came off.It was Housman vs. Jaaber III, a heavyweight bout for the ages.And, as expected, both players had solid performances—nine points apiece, combined with six assists for Jaaber and three helpers for Housman.So, maybe on paper, the matchup between...
...coupled with Yale’s 60-59 loss at Cornell, moved Penn into sole possession of first place in the league. Quakers forward Mark Zoller, the Ivy League’s leading scorer with 18.3 points per game, capped the run with two nice passes, finding guards Kevin Egee and Brian Grandieri on consecutive possessions for layups. Zoller finished with a game-high five assists. The layups accounted for just four of the 42 points Penn scored in the paint, compared to just 24 for Harvard.“Our numbers were down in the frontcourt...
...Hopefully it’ll just give us even more adrenaline,” junior guard Lindsay Hallion said. “It’s a great feeling to play where you’re comfortable, and it should give us that extra spark...
...Housman, his test will come against the Ivy League’s best player in the Quaker’s impeccable senior Quentin Jaaber on Saturday. What he does against Jaaber will show how far the second-year point guard has come in his two year’s at the helm of the Harvard offense...