Postgame Notes: Harvard 73, Princeton 71

• The loss snapped Princeton's eight-game winning streak and extended Princeton's skid at Lavietes Pavilion to six games.

• Harvard leads the Ivy in 3-point field goal percentage defense, and the Crimson held to form Friday night, keeping Princeton to a .333 (7-21) clip from the arc. Princeton averages .382 on the season.

• Princeton had outshot its opponents from the field in eight straight games, since the team's last loss at Yale. The field goal percentages were comparative that night to Friday night, with Yale outshooting the Tigers .528 to .429 on Jan. 30 in New Haven and Harvard outshooting Princeton .518 to .431 Friday night.

• Friday night's game was the fifth time this season that Princeton had a disparity in free throw attempts of +13 or greater, but the first time in those games that Princeton lost. The four wins were against Saint Peter's and Liberty and road games at Penn and Columbia.

• With 14 points, Amir Bell reached double figures for the 10th time this season and the fifth time in the last seven games.

• Steven Cook's 16 points put him in double figures for the fourth straight game, matching a career-best streak.

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