Men's Basketball
COLUMN: A Fruitful Orlando Invitational for Men's Basketball
The Crimson do not come back to Boston with three wins, but in some ways have achieved a consolatory alternative.
A Fruitful Trip
The Crimson finished 1-2 in the Orlando Invitational, with losses to No. 5 Maryland and USC.
Men's Basketball Falls Short In Upset Effort Over No. 5 Maryland, 80-73
Still-undefeated Maryland (7-0) took its first lead within three minutes of the second frame, and although the Aiken-led Crimson continued to fight tooth-and-nail, it could not withstand a 10-point spurt from Terps lead scorer Anthony Cowan that pulled the game away for Maryland.
Men's Basketball Takes Down Texas A&M, Booking Matchup with No. 5 Maryland
The Crimson now books itself a heavyweight bout with No. 5 Maryland tomorrow, a contest that will surely be a litmus test for a Harvard team with deep tournament aspirations.
Men's Basketball Unable to Withstand Second-Half Surge in Loss to Buffalo
But despite the first appearance of the season for senior guard Bryce Aiken, Harvard was swept away by a second half barrage from beyond the arc by the Buffalo Bulls.
As Men’s Basketball Heads North, Two Journeys Come Full-Circle
But for Djuricic and Sakota, their relationship runs far deeper than merely sharing nearby Toronto as home.
Toronto is Home 2
Luka Sakota has earned solid playing time off the bench so far in his first season with Crimson.
Toronto is Home 1
Junior Danilo Djuricic scored a career-high 20 points against Rhode Island last season.
Men’s Basketball Edges Past Siena to Remain Perfect at Home
Although it wasn’t pretty, the close finish was certainly a crucial learning experience for a team loaded with young talent.
Soft Touch
In the absence of some key players, senior Rob Baker has cemented his role in the starting lineup.
Men's Basketball Cruises Past Maine
Harvard hopes to remain undefeated at home as it continues its non-conference slate against Siena on Thursday.
