Harvard Men's Basketball edged out Marist University, 56-54, thanks to Chandler Piggé's clutch 3-pointer with 35.8 seconds left that tied the game, followed by Robert Hinton's decisive free throws with just 5.1 seconds to go. The game, filled with 19 lead changes and 12 ties, saw the Crimson improve to 4-1, completing a successful weekend in New York. Piggé led with 14 points and seven rebounds, while Hinton contributed 13 points and also grabbed seven boards. The team's resilience was evident in their comeback after trailing late in the game, showcasing their strength on the road.

By the Numbers
  • Piggé scored 14 points and grabbed a game-high seven rebounds.
  • Hinton made 10-of-12 free throws, contributing 13 points overall.
  • Harvard converted 78.3% (18-of-23) of their free throws in the game.
State of Play
  • The Crimson improved to 4-1 on the season following this victory.
  • The game exhibited intense competition with a total of 19 lead changes.
  • Harvard successfully completed a two-game sweep in New York.
What's Next

Harvard is set to face Penn State on November 19 and Boston University on November 22 as they continue their season. The upcoming games will be critical for maintaining their momentum and establishing a solid record.

Bottom Line

Harvard's ability to execute under pressure, highlighted by Piggé’s late-game heroics, exemplifies their growing resilience and teamwork. The win not only boosts their confidence but sets the tone for future matchups in the season.