Basketball Preview 2014
Is Harvard Next In Line?
The question is not has Harvard arrived, but where does it sit? With conference realignment and an ever-changing landscape; it is no longer ridiculous to ask the once-unthinkable question: Is Harvard now the country’s best mid-major?
Corbin Miller: Ready To Fire
After spending the last two years on a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, sophomore Corbin Miller is back on the Crimson roster and ready to help his team by doing what he does best: shooting the ball from beyond the arc.
One for the Thumb: Men's Basketball Season Preview
As the men’s basketball team fights for its fifth consecutive Ivy League title, it is focused on maintaining internal standards, not living up to the expectations surrounding the program. With three returning All-Ivy starters, however, the only team that can stop Harvard is Harvard.
Ready For Action
With the graduation of four seniors last May, the Harvard women’s basketball team will look to its quartet of rookies to have an immediate impact down low and on defense.
One for the Thumb: Men's Basketball Season Preview
As the men’s basketball team fights for its fifth consecutive Ivy League title, it is focused on maintaining internal standards, not living up to the expectations surrounding the program. With three returning All-Ivy starters, however, the only team that can stop Harvard is Harvard.
A Fresh Look For Women's Basketball Backcourt
Following the graduation of Christine Clark ’14, the Harvard women’s basketball team will turn to senior Ali Curtis and junior Kit Metoyer to lead the charge from the backcourt. While Clark is one of the program’s all-time leading scorers, Crimson coach Kathy Delaney-Smith believes that her team is as deep as ever.
Saunders' Theater
A level head combined with a competitive streak has helped senior Wesley Saunders become Ivy League Player of the Year and a top-notch prankster.
Harvard No. 6 Seed in First Bracketology
In his first Bracketology prediction of the year, ESPN expert Joe Lunardi has placed the Crimson as a No. 6 seed in the NCAA Tournament.