Against the Terriers, the Crimson suffered from a poor shooting performance and generally sloppy play. The Crimson turned the ball over an atrocious 33 times.
"It was a tough loss," Feaster said. "We felt we could have beaten them. We just didn't play very well."
The Crimson trailed just 35-32 at the half and then had a 52-51 lead with 10 minutes left in the game. This time, however, the Crimson was on the opposite end of a string of baskets.
The Terriers scored 16 consecutive points to build an insurmountable 67-52 lead with 5:31 left in the ball-game.
Harvard was able to pull to within eight at 72-64 with one minute remaining, but that was as close as it got.
Gelman led the Crimson with 17 points. Butler and Feaster followed close behind with 14 each.
Individual Honors
Butler and Feaster were both named to the Warner's Classic All-Tournament Team for their two-game performances. Butler led the Crimson with 34 points and 22 rebounds in the tourney. Feaster had 31 points and 21 boards.
Butler and Feaster were also cited by the Ivy League for their play throughout the week, which opened with a big 100-99 victory over Providence.
Butler was named the Ivy League Player of the Week, and Feaster was given the Ivy League Rookie of the Week for the second time in as many weeks.
The Crimson travels to Rhode Island tonight before heading to Florida this weekend for the South Florida Tournament.