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...point of the night came at the 16:12 mark, as Unger drained another three to put his team up 19. After a Penn layup, Lin came right back with another trey. Penn tried to claw back, but like clockwork, Lin matched each short-term burst of offense for Penn with another mid-range dagger.On a night where jumpers came easy and threes came cheap, Lin and Unger each had 21 points to lead all scorers. Unger shot 50 percent from the floor, including threes, and both players augmented their scoring hauls with six rebounds.Despite a poor shooting night, junior...
...break them down at the end.”After shooting 39 percent from the floor in the first half, the Crimson came out reloaded in the second. Riding the guns of Lin and junior Drew Housman, Harvard shot 50 percent from the floor, including 50 percent from the three-point arc. Housman led the team with 18 points, including two threes and perfection from the charity stripe. Lin added 15 with four steals.“We played more confidently and came out with an edge about us,” Housman said. “We?...
...said. “You can’t compete with a team when you’re not putting up the stats you need to in that respect.”Harvard never led, with Cornell starting the game on a 7-0 tear punctuated by a Gregg three-pointer. The Crimson pulled to within two at 13-11 after five quick points from Hallion, but that was the closest Harvard would get all night.Gregg responded with an offensive rebound and another three on Cornell’s next possession—one of four treys...
...denying them.”The Crimson shooting—the aspect of its offense that kept them in the game against Cornell—betrayed Harvard on Saturday. After shooting 33 percent from three-point range and 43 percent from the floor, the Crimson shot 18 percent and 30 percent, respectively, in the second frame.“If your three pointer is not falling, you kind of live or die by it,” Housman said.Although the weekend resulted in two losses for Harvard, the team did display the ability to compete with arguably the two best...
...over the attempted swat of Harvard junior Cem Dinc.The Crimson would stay close the rest of the night, but would never recover from the big run.After trailing by as much as 21 early in the second half, Harvard would get within 10 at 61-51 on a quick release three-pointer by sophomore Dan McGeary with 8:47 to play. But, the Bulldogs continued to outhustle the Crimson, seemingly scoring on every possession to keep the game out of reach.“When you’re down by as much as we were, the object of the game...