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Lin '10 Commits Seven Turnovers but Rockets Continue Winning Streak
It wasn’t one Houston will brag about, but after 48 minutes Jeremy Lin ’10 and the Rockets came out on ...
Lin '10 Spoils Bulls' Christmas with Double-Double
On a night supposed to be filled with holiday cheer, Jeremy Lin ’10 and his Houston Rockets played the role ...
Lin '10 Helps Rockets Notch Impressive Win
Coming into Saturday night’s game, the Memphis Grizzles had not won in Houston in over six and a half years. ...
Jeremy Lin '10 Drops 13 Against Knicks
For the first time since Linsanity was in full swing, Jeremy Lin ’10 stepped onto the court alongside the New ...
NOTEBOOK: Harvard Men's Basketball Overcomes Slow Start Against MIT
In what was the first game of the season for both the Harvard and the MIT men’s basketball teams, each squad showed the rust of a long off-season early in the night. Eventually the Crimson pulled out the win, 69-54, but not before an abundance of turnovers and a series of runs characterized the first period for both teams as inconsistent.
Top-100 Recruit Joins Women's Basketball
With ESPN already having described her as “a proven shooter” who is “active and smooth,” freshman Shilpa Tummala is no stranger to basketball at a high level. But after joining the Harvard women’s hoops squad this year, Tummala now has a role different than any she has had before: that of a collegiate athlete.
ALUMNI TRACKER: Lin trains, Fitzpatrick wavers, Birk writes, Leblanc & Killorn wait
Twenty-six weeks have passed. One hundred and eighty three days have gone by. Four-thousand three-hundred and ninety-two hours have ticked ...
ALUMNI TRACKER: Lin in Houston, "Fitzmagic" Is Back
Here’s to a new season filled with pass completions, three pointers, and puns abound.
Women's Soccer Drops First Ivy League Contest Since 2010
With 20 seconds left in the second period and the score tied at zero, it looked as if the Harvard-Penn women’s soccer matchup was slated for overtime.
Harvard Basketball Caught Travelling
As Harvard wound down for the summer, some of its bigger basketball names were just getting started with an offseason ...
Women's Soccer Blanks Quinnipiac for Road Victory
Harvard’s offensive onslaught continued on Wednesday night and gave the Bobcats their first loss of the season, 3-0, at Quinnipiac Soccer Field.
Led by Kurcz, Women's Soccer Ties Boston University, 2-2
With little over 20 minutes remaining in regulation, the outcome of the Boston University-Harvard matchup looked like it would fall the way it had in the first round of the 2011 NCAA tournament—in favor of the Terriers.
Women's Basketball's Fagbenle on Verge of Making British Olympic Team
Harvard women's basketball’s Temi Fagbenle may soon get to play on an even bigger stage—the 2012 London Olympics.
Jeremy Lin Update: Free Agency Rumors and "Linsanity"
As the NBA season comes to a close, the rumors surrounding this summer’s free agents are just beginning to heat up. It’s no different for Jeremy Lin ’10.
MEN'S TENNIS: Harvard Captures Ivy League Title
After 23 wins, three losses, and three different titles, the Harvard men’s tennis team had completed its best regular season in recent memory. The Crimson went 23-3 and 6-1 within league play, the latter mark earning it the Ivy title for the first time since 2008.
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