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Basketball Assistant Hufnagel Leaves for Vanderbilt
Harvard men’s basketball assistant coach Yanni Hufnagel is leaving the Crimson for an assistant coaching position at Vanderbilt.
Men's Basketball's Webster Hopes To Inspire Through Hoops
In the weeks since the Crimson bowed out of the NCAA tournament, life has been different for Webster.
Leaving It All Out on the Field
Recently, the Ivy League and Harvard have prioritized preventing and treating concussions. But despite this, every year, the concussions keep coming.
After Historic Run, Men's Basketball Falls To Arizona, 74-51
The Harvard men's basketball team's Cinderella run came to an end Saturday in a blowout loss to Arizona in the third round of the NCAA Tournament.
Against New Mexico, Men's Basketball Finally Closes Down the Stretch
The Harvard men’s basketball team had plenty of opportunities to let this one slip away. And nobody would have blamed the Crimson if it had.
Scouting the Arizona Wildcats
After the Harvard men's basketball team topped the University of New Mexico on Thursday night, it's time for the Crimson to turn its attention to its next opponent: the University of Arizona. To get the inside scoop on the Wildcats, we caught up with Kevin Zimmerman of Arizona Desert Swarm.
Lobos Poised To Break Through To Sweet Sixteen
The University of New Mexico Lobos are back in the NCAA tournament for the second straight season, but this year seems to be different.
Scouting the New Mexico Lobos
Before the Harvard men’s basketball team’s Thursday night matchup with New Mexico in the second round of the NCAA tournament, we caught up with J.R. Oppenheim from the New Mexico Daily Lobo to learn more about the Crimson’s opponent.
Men's Basketball Set To Face New Mexico in NCAA Tournament
The Harvard men’s basketball team will face the University of New Mexico Thursday in Salt Lake City in its NCAA tournament opener.
Selection Sunday Plans Revealed
For the second straight season, the Harvard men’s basketball team is going dancing.
Webster Wins Third Title In Four Years
“It hasn’t really hit me yet to be honest,” Webster said after the Crimson’s 65-56 victory over Cornell on Saturday night. “I couldn’t have drawn it up any better—leaving the gym right now knowing that we are going to the tournament, having won the championship outright. There’s no better way for me to leave this thing.”
Give and Go: Men's Basketball
On the way back from a tough road trip at Princeton and Penn, the Harvard men’s basketball beat writers convened ...
Men's Basketball Drops Key Contest at Penn, 75-72
The Crimson returns to Cambridge needing its prayers answered to extend its season.
5-on-5: Men's Basketball Weekend Preview
This weekend marks the last road stint for Harvard of the 2012-13 season. With games at Princeton and Penn on deck for this weekend, the Crimson has the chance to seal its place at the top of the Ivy League standings with back-to-back wins. The Crimson’s basketball beat writers answer five questions about this weekend’s match-ups.
Crimson Seeks To Protect Conference Lead
The Ivy League championship is now the Harvard men’s basketball team’s to lose. The Crimson took a 1.5-game lead over Princeton in the Ancient Eight standings last weekend, downing Penn and the Tigers in back-to-back games for just the second time in four years.
