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...game at 20 on a layup from freshman Emily Tay. From that point on, the Harvard women never looked back. “Once we started applying our own full-court [press], that really helped us turn the game around,” sophomore guard Lindsay Hallion said. “It wasn’t their tempo anymore—it was us attacking them, too.” Tay led the way for the Crimson with 12 points off the bench. The team’s second-leading assist leader, Tay took on more of a scorer?...
...Yale’s perimeter players, chiefly point guard Eric Flato, consistently were able to penetrate Harvard’s initial line of defense and enter the paint. Senior center Brian Cusworth, charged with guarding Martin, was often forced to rotate on defense, leaving his assignment open around the basket...
...close to the rim all night long,” Sullivan said. “The rim [was] too wide open.”“We just got back-cut a whole lot...it looked like Princeton running a clinic,” Stehle said.After freshman point guard Drew Housman’s three-pointer made it 48-35, a clearly frustrated Stehle drew a technical foul, leading to two free throws from Brown point guard Damon Huffman. Forward Chris Skrelja buried a pullup jumper and added a three-pointer on the ensuing possession to widen the lead...
...like we had all just woken up from a long sleep.” A LITTLE PICK ME UP Stehle gave Harvard a boost out of the intermission, scoring the Crimson’s first eight points after halftime. But after a three-pointer by freshman point guard Drew Housman, Stehle picked up a technical foul as he tossed the ball to a Brown player. “That was really a momentum-changing play,” Stehle said. “It was really stupid, and I really let my team down. I was getting really, really frustrated...
...remaining. Then Brown played the role of spoiler, finishing the night on a 22-6 run and forcing five crucial Harvard turnovers down the stretch. “It was probably one of the most frustrating games in the history of the world,” sophomore guard Lindsay Hallion said. “I almost feel like Friday night’s game hurt worse than the buzzer beater because we were playing so well until the end.” In its most complete offensive performance of the year, Harvard shot 52 percent from the floor...