Timothy J. Walsh
Free Tickets to This Weekend's Hockey and Basketball Games
Today starting at 9 a.m. undergraduate students have the opportunity to score free tickets to this weekend’s men’s hockey and men’s basketball games simply by presenting their Harvard ID at the Harvard Ticket Office in the Murr Center.
Sound Off: Amaker Talks Big Green
In the modern era of sports, being a college coach carries with it the burden of constant media attention. Facing ...
Men's Hoops: Injury Update
The Harvard men’s basketball team took down George Washington last Saturday, 67-62, with its top two scorers ailing on the ...
Harvard Downs Big Green for First Ivy Victory
For the Harvard men’s basketball team, its dreams of a league championship remain intact after beating Dartmouth yesterday afternoon.
Harvard Proves Third Time Isn't the Charm
For the third straight season, the Harvard men’s basketball team went into Conte Forum and defeated cross-town rival Boston College.
Harvard Edges Out Monmouth In Close Contest
On the verge of an upset at Lavietes Pavilion last night, Monmouth led Harvard by nine with 8:23 remaining in the second half. But the Crimson (8-3) responded with 11 straight points and held off the Hawks (4-9) to win, 74-69.
Harvard Tested By WPI at Home
Worcester Polytechnic Institute—a Division III program—came into Lavietes Pavilion last night and gave the Harvard men’s basketball team all it could handle for 40 minutes.
Former Basketball Captain Glenn Fine Retires from Department of Justice
Glenn Fine ’79 started the day in Baltimore, where he met with the Rhodes Scholarship committee. In the afternoon, he boarded a private plane donated by a Harvard alumnus to fly back to Boston. Upon landing, he received a police escort to the Boston Garden and then played the full 40 minutes as the Crimson took on undefeated Boston College.
NOTEBOOK: Crimson Tops BCS Foe For Fourth Straight Year
For the fourth straight season, the Crimson took down a school from a power conference, this time beating Colorado at Lavietes Pavilion yesterday, 82-66.
Around the Water Cooler: Thanksgiving Edition
The Game has ended, and Thanksgiving is here. But even though the fall season is (basically) over, there is still ...
Webster's Three-Pointer Gives Harvard Basketball Win over Bryant
Spurred by Keith Wright's double-double and Christian Webster's deciding trey, Harvard men's basketball escaped with a win over Bryant.
A Battle Between Forces of Good, Evil
It’s pretty much a foregone conclusion that Harvard will beat Yale yet again.
Analyzing the Start of the Men's Ivy League Basketball Season
The season is only five days old, but men’s Ivy League basketball is already 12 games deep. Sitting at a ...
Finding Mister Wright
Forward is a position of contradictions. Great big men require power and finesse, brawn and brains, flair and efficiency. The post is a place for yeomen whose often-uncelebrated work—crashing the boards, defending the rim, setting picks—is the linchpin of great basketball. The role is a natural fit for junior Keith Wright.
Men's Hoopsters Face George Mason To Open Year
Men’s basketball tips off its 2010-11 season on Saturday by traveling down to Fairfax, Va., to face George Mason. The ...
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