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...next door, told TIME that after hearing a prolonged burst of gunfire from his father's house, he rushed over. Iraqi soldiers keeping watch in the garden prevented him from going in. "They told me, 'There's nothing you can do. Don't come closer, or the Americans will kill you too.' The Americans didn't let anybody into the house until 6:30 the next morning." Ayed says that by then the bodies were gone; all the dead had been zipped into U.S. body bags and taken by Marines to a local hospital morgue. "But we could tell from...
...simple opening remark of Harvard coach Ted Donato ’91. His team entered the final four weekend as the bottom seed, but after a 10-1 thrashing of top-seeded Dartmouth on Friday night, Harvard managed five power-play goals against a Cornell penalty kill that had had not yielded a goal in its last 26 opportunities.“I’ve got to say, it was kind of a shock,” said senior winger Dan Murphy, who knocked home the third and fifth goals. But he echoed the mantra of every Crimson skater...
...captain John Freese said. “We have a big game tomorrow and we played well. We already had some momentum, having won a few games, so this just kind of keeps that going.” The first frame started off slowly for the Crimson. Despite three kills from freshman middle hitter Brady Weissbourd, Harvard was matched almost point for point by Wentworth (4-22) on the way to a tie score at seven points apiece. “Wentworth plays hard,” Crimson coach Chris Ridolfi said. “When you play rally scoring...
...against the Saints. And in the fourth-seeded Crimson’s romp over the top-seeded Big Green, Mandes netted a shorthanded attempt of his own, another 4-on-4, and added two assists. Donato called Mandes “one of our key guys—he kills penalties and a lot of times gets matched against a team’s top offensive line.” “It’s been a great thing to be part of to watch him progress so much as a goalscorer,” the coach added...
...Jimmy made a great play there, and that turned the momentum around,” he added.SPECIAL EFFORTHarvard came into Saturday’s game with just a .182 power play conversion percentage, but the Crimson’s man-advantage units dissected a Cornell penalty kill renowned for its stinginess.In the opening frame, the Harvard power play launched nine shots and tallied three scores in five opportunities. The Crimson added a goal in each of the two final frames to finish 5-for-10 on the night.“It was kind of a shock...