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Henry Zhu
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Men's Basketball Pulls Away Late to Topple Princeton, 78-69
Beyond the game-changing four-pointer — which was followed by a straight Kirkwood triple that suddenly put the Crimson back in the lead, Aiken drained consecutive stop-and-pop triples to widen the cushion and allow Harvard to pull away.
PREVIEW: Men's Basketball Turns Page Towards Princeton, Penn
In sentiment however, there is still a feeling of unease and restlessness — compounded with a bit of unexpected adversity — as Harvard (11-8, 4-2 Ivy) prepares for its long bus ride down to Princeton and Penn.
Men's Basketball Suffers "Selfish" Loss to Cornell in Second Half Collapse
After charging to a 15-point lead heading into the last three minutes of the first frame, Harvard (11-8, 4-2 Ivy) collapsed in the second half — being outscored 46-27.
COLUMN: A Harvard Basketball Game that Headlined SportsCenter
To encapsulate a game so heart-throbbing, so unimaginable, so exhilarating in a few words? That is simply impossible. You have to have been at Lavietes Pavilion in the flesh on Friday, February 8th to understand truly how incredible a game that was.
Aiken's Historic Night Leads Harvard to an Instant Classic, 3-OT Victory over Columbia
On Friday night, Aiken’s 44-point performance, one of the most incredible efforts seen in Harvard history, helped the Crimson cling to a 98-96 victory over Columbia in 3OT, in one of the greatest games ever played at Lavietes Pavilion.
The Supercharger: Rob Baker Sparks Men’s Basketball
As Baker has made a welcome stride in his development, a few things remains constant: a laid-back passion for the game and an ability to provide an instant jolt of energy to the Crimson.
Grabbing it Down
If Jadyn Bush continues her rate of offensive rebounding, she could finish in the top five nationally in this category.
Reunion Tour
Tuesday night's panel included Coach Kathy Delaney-Smith and five of her former teammates.
Women's Basketball Alumni, Delaney-Smith Reunite to Discuss Gender Equity and Leadership
The panel discussion revolved largely around the connectivity of female athlete empowerment to broader societal challenges facing gender equity and representation in the workforce.
COLUMN: The Basketball Student Section Against Yale Was Incredible
The student section at Friday night's game against Yale was rocking.
Men's Basketball Improves to 3-1 in Ivy Play, Sailing by Brown
After beating Yale by double digits on Friday night, Harvard took down Brown 68-47.
Triple Threat: The Rise of the Three-Pointer at Harvard
A statistical look at Harvard men’s basketball's three-point shooting.
The Return of Bryce Aiken
The star point guard for Harvard Basketball had been sidelined for nearly a full calendar year due to offseason knee surgery. Finally, Bryce Aiken made his return on MLK Day.
Taking Time Off
The last time Aiken took the floor was against Columbia in Feb. 2018, when the point guard could not play through a knee injury that had bothered him for much of the calendar year.
