Unfortunately, the crowd could only take the team so far, as the Crimson was up and down all night.
Lack of concentration and poor passing led to numerous Springfield points. On two particularly depressing occasions, Harvard simply allowed the ball to drop in uncontested.
"Physically, it was inconsistent passing and weak defense that hurt us. We also really need to work on our digging and blocking," Hyderi said.
"Mentally, we lost our concentration too often. That has been a weakness all season," Cho said.
These shortcomings culminated in a 6-15 loss in game four. Nevertheless, spirits remained high in anticipation of next week's Ivy League tournament.
"We should have a good shot in the Ivies. The team is coming together just in time," Cho said.