After playing some of its best basketball of
the season in the first half, Harvard (now 3-8
Ivy, 5-18 overall) turned a seven-point lead into
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a seven-point deficit midway through the second
stanza.
The Crimson dazzled the Briggs crowd at times
with an array of behind-the-back passes and
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