These two have split the L4, Home team is 4-0 (SU). In the Last one,Harvard won 78-65 and the stats that stand out to me are : Harvard made 17 of 23 @ the line & Darth was 5 of 6. Also Goffredo had his best night with 33pts,I think he will be closer to his average of 15 tonight. There is also the question of two Darth starters, Flynn & Ball. Both missed the Stony Brook game and only played 4min each in the Harvard game,are they in or out. The big Question for me, did Harvard's center Cusworth hurt that hand again ? If you even out the free throws,which could happen because Darth is the home team, and they have won 2 straight @ Leede Arena & give Goffredo 20 pts, 5 over his average, Who knows ? Not to mention if Flynn and Ball Play. Have to answer these questions before I can play this one.
Harv @ Darth
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The Balt Sun has the Starting lineup for all teams on game day. Cusworth is not listed tonight. Ball & flynn are not listed either.
They list Har: stehle,harris,housman,goffredo, beal. & Dart: gioracchini,lang, arnold,bode,pattman.
I read Harvard's press release for the game, and there is no indication that Cusworth won't play.
Also, from today's Harvard student newspaper:
Junior center Brian Cusworth returned to the lineup for the Crimson in last Saturday?s 78-65 win over Dartmouth.
His 5-for-13 performance from the field pointed to a bit of rust accumulated during his seven-game absence, but a full week of practice will likely help him sharpen his skills.
?I feel like I?m in midseason form,? Cusworth said.
The one player who benefited most from Cusworth?s return was junior guard Jim Goffredo. The 6?1 sharpshooter knocked down seven threes and finished with 33 points, as the Big Green focused its attention on the interior. The performance was enough to earn Goffredo Ivy Player of the Week honors.
?If Jimmy being Ivy Player of the Week and lighting them up last weekend causes them to put more pressure on him, that could allow Matt or I to have a field day,? Cusworth said.
Also, from today's Harvard student newspaper:
Junior center Brian Cusworth returned to the lineup for the Crimson in last Saturday?s 78-65 win over Dartmouth.
His 5-for-13 performance from the field pointed to a bit of rust accumulated during his seven-game absence, but a full week of practice will likely help him sharpen his skills.
?I feel like I?m in midseason form,? Cusworth said.
The one player who benefited most from Cusworth?s return was junior guard Jim Goffredo. The 6?1 sharpshooter knocked down seven threes and finished with 33 points, as the Big Green focused its attention on the interior. The performance was enough to earn Goffredo Ivy Player of the Week honors.
?If Jimmy being Ivy Player of the Week and lighting them up last weekend causes them to put more pressure on him, that could allow Matt or I to have a field day,? Cusworth said.
Yeah, I never go by starting lineups. My school's coach prolly uses every different lineup statistically possible over the course of a year, for whatever reasons. And with someone coming off an injury...I wouldn't start them...I'd sub them in and give limited time.
