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...road, the two things you really need to do are play defense and box out,” Harris says. “We didn’t do a good job at that. I don’t know the numbers, but I’m sure if you looked at the way we rebounded and defended at home versus on the road, there would be a big discrepancy.”The Crimson was much worse statistically than it’s hosts on the road, commiting about two more turnovers, grabbing two fewer rebounds, and blocking...
...offense and put them into one,” Delaney-Smith says. “It’s hopefully less predictable than what we were doing last year.”While its slightly more chaotic nature will make it hard to implement at first, Harvard is sure it is the right way for the future of the team. “It has a lot less structure,” Tay says. “I’m actually really enjoying this offense, because I’m not restricted to having to pass here, dribble this...
...Whenever I’m not in, I make sure I’m always trying to talk to a freshman, whether it’s helping them remember a play or just making sure they know what’s going on,” Harris says. “I remember when I was a freshman, the transition from high school to college was huge, so any help that they can get is only going to make us better...
...ranked No. 8 in the Northeast Region. Despite being favored, Harvard does not expect to coast to the second round. “We have to get our legs back,” Leone said. “It was a physical contest on Saturday. We have to make sure that we get our physical strength and everything back so we can perform at a high level for the game on Friday night.”Earlier in the year, the Crimson faced the Huskies and struggled. Harvard earned a 2-1 win in overtime, but the game was even...
...while the meticulous framing of Oskar and Eli, isolated side-by-side in the windows of their neighboring apartments, highlights the duality of their respective natures. There are also a few purposefully understated moments which lend the film some surprising subtexts, one of which revolves around gender and is sure to have audiences talking after the film ends. “Let the Right One In” is a difficult film that defies genre conventions and disallows any allegorizing. It’s also incredibly heartfelt and deeply moving. The popularity of Stephenie Meyer’s book series...