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Dennis J. Zheng
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Dutch Curry
Former Harvard co-captain Brandyn Curry '14 may get his first chance to play for the 15-time Dutch Basketball League champions on Sept. 10.
Dutch Curry
Former Harvard co-captain Brandyn Curry '14 may get his first chance to play for the 15-time Dutch Basketball League champions on Sept. 10.
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Junior co-captain Laurent Rivard scored 21 points on five-of-seven shooting from deep in the Harvard men's basketball team's 92-62 victory over Rice.
PARTING SHOT: What Would Tommy Amaker Do?
What follows is an assuredly incomplete expression of my gratitude to the folks who truly deserve it.
Oh, I Remember
When the guy wearing that jersey nailed a half-court heave to give his team a triple-overtime victory—and no one I knew was there to see the damn thing.
Women's Golf Takes 10th at Mississippi Tournament
The Crimson finished 10th among a 15-team field that included three squads in the top 50 of the Golfweek/Sagarin College Rankings.
Women's Golf Takes First at Roar-EE Invite
In its final tournament tune-up before the looming Ivy League Championships, the Harvard women’s golf team returned to its winning ways over the past weekend with some help from an unlikely source.
Harvard Men's Basketball Falls in Second Round of NCAA Tournament
John Jenkins had 27 points to lead Vanderbilt to a 79-70 defeat of Harvard in the NCAA tournament.
Elite Men's Basketball Prospect Edosomwan Picks Harvard
Harvard has learned its opponent for its first NCAA tournament game in 66 years, but that news might not even be the biggest of the day for Tommy Amaker and his staff.
GOING DANCING
The Harvard men's basketball celebrates after the announcement of its NCAA tournament seeding at the Murr Center Sunday evening.
The Rise of Harvard Basketball
The story of how the Harvard men's basketball team reached Tuesday's milestone involves far more than just a 19-man roster that went 26-4 during its regular season.
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Co-captain Oliver McNally attempts a shot over Columbia’s Meiko Lyles during the Crimson’s 77-70 overtime win against the Lions on Friday at Levien Gymnasium. McNally finished with 12 points and four assists in 38 minutes of action.
BIG LOVE
Co-captain Keith Wright hugs junior forward Kyle Casey after the pair led the Crimson to a 67-63 victory over Cornell Saturday evening, helping Harvard clinch at least a share of its second-ever Ivy League championship.
