Phillips excellent play limited the time givento two other juniors, Tedd Evers and KevinCollins, who both played well early in the season.
Tri-Captain Kyle Dodson was fifth on the teamin scoring, and played a greater role in theoffense when the Crimson began to look insidemore.
Center: Tri-Captain Bill Mohler andjunior David Lang shared time in the pivot. Mohlerwas an outstanding shot-blocker, and finished theseason with 50 rejections.
On offense, the Crimson centers were helpedwhen the offense began to look inside more. Mohlerposted career-high offensive numbers (6.6 p.p.g.,5.9 r.p.g.) after a slow start while Lang chippedin 3.4 p.p.g.
Coaching: Roby improved greatly as agame coach as the season progressed. He becamemore adept at calling timeouts before changes inmomentum became too costly, rather than after itwas too late.
Roby was also flexible with his strategy,willingly changing things that weren't working, onboth offense and defense.
When it was clear that Harvard wasn't gettingenough rebounding, he shifted from constantpressure to a two-three zone. And Roby moved moremen into the paint to improve the inside game andto get additional spacing for the perimetershooters.
The Crimson has gradually improved duringRoby's three-year tenure. Next year, when Harvardwill a squad spearheaded by five seniors, theCrimson should be in a position to make a run forit first-ever Ivy title.