Word: pointers
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...inside,” McCaffery added. “I think we did a good job with that and forced them to shoot from the outside.” The plan almost backfired, however, when Penn’s Joey Rhoads started out hot, sinking four three-pointers in the first half en route to a game-high 21 points. But the Crimson keyed in on Rhoads in the second half, limiting her to just one field goal after the intermission. “We just wanted to make sure we got out to the shooters,” sophomore...
From the very start, things went the way of the Tigers (10-14, 8-3). Forward Luke Owings, who stands at 6’6, stole the opening tip from 7’0 center Brian Cusworth as the ball was on the way up, leading to a three-pointer from forward Kyle Koncz on the Tigers’ first possession...
...Penn and Princeton, they come at you the whole time.” Tigers’ guard Scott Greenman personifies that effort. Last weekend, Greenman single-handedly assured Princeton a split of its two road games with his beyond-clutch performance against Cornell on Friday. Greenman buried a three-pointer to send the game to overtime and then nailed a last-second three in overtime to force a second extra frame. His 27-point effort propelled the Tigers to a crucial 76-68 victory in Ithaca. For Penn and Princeton both, however, last weekend was not perfect, thanks...
...rebound in the middle of the paint and put it back through the hoop to trim the lead to four. Then the Crimson committed the first of two horrendous turnovers against the Tigers’ desperation full-court press. Scott Greenman made them pay by draining a long three-pointer that hushed the crowd and brought the score to a suddenly tense 59-58. One more steal and a vaguely inevitable baseline jumper (with a scant two-tenths of a second to go) later and Princeton had completed the improbable comeback, Harvard the monumental collapse. All traces of excitement were...
...over five minutes to turn a 44-39 deficit into a 55-44 lead. The run was perhaps Harvard’s finest offensive stretch of the season, and it was sustained by a trio of rookies. Freshman Niki Finelli poured in eight points on two three-pointers and a layup, and added an assist. Freshman forward Katie Rollins added four more points over the stretch and guard Emily Tay sank a jumper. Fourteen of Harvard’s 16 unanswered points came from its freshman class. “It felt like everything was just clicking...