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Diversity and dialogue in an age of division

March 1, 2021
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first_img Picturing vision and justice Author Allison Manswell examines importance of open dialogue Two-day conference explores the nexus of art, race, laws, and norms In what Assistant Dean Chris Ciotti called “a comfortable and safe place for an uncomfortable conversation,” scores of Harvard faculty and administrators gathered Thursday morning to discuss racism, sexism, LGBTQ rights, politics, white privilege, and economic equity as part of the FAS Diversity Conference “A Decade of Dialogue.”And while one speaker said that “the world needs Harvard to become a leader” in fostering an inclusive environment, keynote speaker Tim Wise noted that institutions everywhere are increasingly examining whether they foster or impede climates of belonging — because, he said, since the 2016 elections, “the deep divisions that were always there [in American society] are more apparent.”“What does it mean when conservatism in the modern era is not just, ‘I would like my taxes to be lower and businesses to have some deregulation,’ it’s actually a debate about the fundamental humanity of certain people and whether or not they’re going to enjoy equal rights?” he said. “We’re at that point right now.”Wise, an educator, author, and anti-racism activist, said the societal divisions that are often expressed in racial or other bias are rooted in both white privilege and a failure to understand that the system is rigged against most people by “rich white men telling not-rich white people that their enemies are black and brown.”“That is page one in the playbook,” he said.To illustrate his point, Wise pointed to “Minnesota Nice”: A version of the Golden Rule that three liberal college students told him during a visit there in the ’90s explained why they had no racism on their campus. “I always find it odd when white people tell me there’s no racism anywhere. I’ve been white a long time. It’s like when men tell me there’s no patriarchy and no sexism; I’m inclined to check with women.” — Tim Wise Related How to navigate the gender landscape at work Learning to talk about race in the workplace “I thought, now, that is weird. First, because I’m an antiracism educator, so why would you bring me here? It seems like a waste of my time and your money, because I most assuredly am cashing your check,” he said.“Second, I always find it odd when white people tell me there’s no racism anywhere. I’ve been white a long time. It’s like when men tell me there’s no patriarchy and no sexism; I’m inclined to check with women. So I started asking black folks and Latinx and Asian and indigenous people and they all went, ‘Oh, God,’ with the kind of eye roll you can actually hear, and they all said, ‘Minnesota Nice is killing us.’”“Minnesota Nice,” it turned it out, was a quiet cover for sustaining the status quo. If the marginalized minority groups wanted to question it they had to raise their voices, “and then they got tagged as Not Nice,” Wise said.What diversity meant to the young Minnesotans, Wise said, “was, ‘Y’all can come be part of our thing, but don’t you dare forget that it’s our thing. You can come and you can dance, but we pick the music.’”Wise said that changing an unjust status quo cannot be left to moral suasion (“White folks have never given an inch because they realized they’d been wrong”) but to advocacy and interest convergence — Derrick Bell’s theory that white people support racial equity only when it benefits them, such as when Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation to save the union, or the Civil Rights advances of the 1960s that let America claim to be land of the free while it promoted capitalism against communism.“Think about some of the things that have changed since ’01. ‘Don’t ask, don’t tell’ was still policy. You had presidential candidates who wouldn’t have dreamt of talking about marriage equality. We weren’t talking about transphobia. How did that happen in 17 years?” he said. “Because of the work of advocates throughout society pushing to change the narrative.”To effect change, he said, “We have to have that moment of interest convergence where we go to the dominant group and say, ‘We get that you’re scared, but it’s more frightening to see the division in this country because we haven’t learned to share.’“If you think that division is painful now, stick around and don’t do anything about it, and then see where we are in 15 or 20 years. This is self help.”During a lead-in discussion moderated by Boston Globe columnist Renee Graham, panelist Allison Manswell, the results officer of Path Forward Consulting, agreed with Wise’s point that “Power doesn’t concede power.”,“People who traditionally had power, were accustomed to power, are now facing a world that has changed. Some of what we’re seeing is the grasping of power,” she said. “We’re going to have to make a decision about what we’re willing to do, individually or collectively, to shake that.”“It requires real change,” said Sandra Upton, vice president of educational initiatives for the training and consulting company Cultural Intelligence Center. “Creating a diverse and inclusive environment requires commitment. It requires work. It requires a willingness to give up something. That’s the real challenge about why inclusion is so difficult.”Stephanie Huckel, senior global program manager for diversity and inclusion at the gaming company IGT, said managers can foster inclusion through respectful, one-on-one engagement, while Fosberg said that intergroup contact that lets individuals share their stories adds to a sense of belonging.“I think we often let ourselves off the hook by saying belonging is difficult to measure,” said Manswell. “What about if instead we looked for a ‘Stop Do’ list? Look for tangible evidence of things that make people feel they don’t belong, and get rid of them.”Author and activist Michael Fosberg said that it can be especially hard to discuss differences when it comes to gender and sexual identity. “There isn’t one way to have a conversation about this,” he said. “We need to get comfortable being uncomfortable.”,“It’s not enough to have the discussion, it’s not enough to be aware, it’s not enough to be sensitive. The bottom line is it’s a set of skills that can be learned. Cultural intelligence is a form of intelligence that can actually be measured,” said Upton. “It takes a little education, but not only do they eventually get it, they get excited about it.”Manswell said it is hardest to foster inclusion and acceptance of significant political differences. “I’m still struggling with this particular one,” she said. “The biggest a-ha I had for why this has become so difficult is that is we used to look at political differences and they were grounded in economic policies and ways of doing things. [Now] the conversation we’re having as if it were a political conversation is actually a humanity conversation. Humanity has gotten enmeshed in politics.”“We really are talking about all of us,” said Huckel. “How do we draw people into the conversation? By reminding them we’re also talking about you. We’re not talking about ‘the other.’ The personal is political and the political is personal. Political decisions have very real ramifications on our lives.”The seminar also included an appearance by Nina Livingstone, a journalist and public speaker who lost her sight and hearing in 2000. Livingstone talked about occasional public misunderstandings when her senses were still failing — drawing a crowd at Bloomingdale’s with a long conversation with a fashionable woman who turned out to be a mannequin; having a bank clerk, asked to repeat herself, tell her loudly and clearly, “You have $12.15 in your account. Do you want to withdraw?” — as well as episodes of empathy, such as the man who approached as she walked through Harvard Square with her mobility cane to ask if she was able to see anything at all.“He asked about my condition [Usher syndrome], and I told him, and it turned out he’d heard of it. He was a student at Harvard Medical School,” she said. “I loved this. I felt like I was included somehow. And I don’t want to be ignored.”The conference was offered in partnership through the FAS Dean’s Office, FAS Human Resources, and the FAS Office of Diversity Relations and Communications. To view the conference video, click here. LGBTQ language and institutional responsibility are where it beginslast_img read more

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East Moriches Man Dies in Car Crash

December 18, 2020
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first_imgSign up for our COVID-19 newsletter to stay up-to-date on the latest coronavirus news throughout New York A 20-year-old East Moriches man was killed in a car crash in Shirley over the weekend.Suffolk County police said Ronald Murphy was driving a Nissan Altima northbound on William Floyd Parkway when the vehicle left the roadway and struck a tree and utility pole near the corner of Coraci Boulevard shortly before noon Sunday.Murphy, who was driving alone, was taken to Brookhaven Memorial Hospital Medical Center in East Patchogue where he was pronounced dead.Seventh Squad detectives impounded the vehicle for a safety check, are continuing the investigation and ask anyone with information on this crash to call them at 631-852-8752.last_img read more

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Tech time: Research and response

December 18, 2020
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first_img 10SHARESShareShareSharePrintMailGooglePinterestDiggRedditStumbleuponDeliciousBufferTumblr Credit Unions need to regularly scout for new market trends and talk about what they’ll do as a result. Here are five questions to get you started.One of the realities of financial services today is that there’s just a lot more to know than there used to be. Pick a topic: changing consumer behavior, new technology, industry disruptors, new payments players, vendors, products—and on and on. Nowadays, if I skip even a week of reading the trade pubs and following blogs/posts/announcements, I’m already falling behind in my knowledge of what people are doing or trying to do.One of the challenges we see facing managers is that when they are done dealing with daily issues, regulatory changes and fraud/loss challenges, all of which is never-ending and important, there’s just not a lot of energy and time left to dig into the detail of industry innovation. continue reading »last_img read more

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Biden holds joint meeting with union leaders and retail, auto, tech CEOs

November 20, 2020
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first_imgU.S. President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris address reporters about efforts to confront the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic after meeting with members of the “Transition COVID-19 Advisory Board” in Wilmington, Delaware, U.S., November 9, 2020.Jonathan Ernst | Reuters – Advertisement – According to a transition staffer, the purpose of the meeting will be to “discuss the economic recovery and building back better in the long term.”Biden will “bring together leaders from business and labor to discuss how – despite our different  perspectives – we can work together to reach our common goals,” said the Biden aide, who spoke on background to preview the meeting.The event marks the first time that Biden as president-elect has formally convened business and labor leaders to discuss his economic recovery agenda.- Advertisement – The meeting is the latest example of Biden forging ahead with the traditional schedule of events for a president-elect, despite the fact that President Donald Trump has refused to concede the race.Each of the labor leaders represents a union that either wholly or in part endorsed Biden’s presidential campaign.But the attendance of such high-profile CEOs is more noteworthy, largely because it represents a public endorsement of Biden’s legitimacy as president-elect.Following the meeting, Biden will deliver remarks on “ensuring our workers and businesses can operate safely and rebuilding our economy to be more resilient and inclusive,” said the transition aide.He is also expected to discuss how the economic recovery is dependent upon controlling the spread of coronavirus.This is a developing story, please check back for updates.center_img – Advertisement – WASHINGTON — President-elect Joe Biden will host a joint meeting Monday with labor union leaders and the chief executives of major tech, retail and auto companies, according to a transition aide.The business leaders expected at the virtual meeting are General Motors CEO Mary Barra, Microsoft president and CEO Satya Nadella, Target chairman and chief executive Brian Cornell and Sonia Syngal, CEO of Gap.Labor leaders include AFL-CIO president Richard Trumka, SEIU president Mary Kay Henry, UAW leader Rory Gamble, AFSCME president Lee Saunders and Marc Perrone, president of the UFCW.- Advertisement –last_img read more

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Brisbane knocks out growth while other capitals go backwards

September 28, 2020
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first_imgBrisbane’s home value index has knocked out growth in July at a time when all other capital cities are going backwards. Picture: iStockBRISBANE is the only Australian capital to come away from July with a rise in home values, with latest data showing every other major city has gone backwards.The month-to-date data, which will be updated tomorrow (Wednesday) found Brisbane’s index had just managed to keep its toes in positive territory (up 0.1 per cent over the month to July 30) at a time when other capitals were red-lining including Sydney (-0.6 per cent), Melbourne (-0.9 per cent), Adelaide (-0.1 per cent) and Perth (-0.8 per cent). CoreLogic research analyst Cameron Kusher told The Courier-Mail that the CoreLogic daily hedonic index was tracking 0.6 per cent lower across the combined capitals in July — with the weak reading dragged down by Sydney and Melbourne.“Brisbane may be the only major capital to record a lift in dwelling values over the month,” he said. The home that $5.6m can’t buy TV personality’s dream home up for rent Top 10 suburbs for upgraders “It’s been a pretty rapid slowdown happening in Sydney, Values are falling in Melbourne as well — probably not quite as rapid as in Sydney but after long period of growth it is slowing.”“It looks like Brisbane will be the only capital city where values will be higher over the month,” he said, much of which was attributed to the city “starting to see the impact of an immigration pick up”.Among the sales notched in July was 21 Firhill Street, Ashgrove — a two bedroom cottage — that sold for $768,000 yesterday (July 30), which was about $243,000 more than the owners paid five years ago — a jump of 46 per cent in price, according to CoreLogic records. More from newsParks and wildlife the new lust-haves post coronavirus17 hours agoNoosa’s best beachfront penthouse is about to hit the market17 hours ago21 Firhill St, Ashgrove — a two bedroom cottage — sold for $768,000 yesterday (July 30). Source: realestate.com.auThe year to date figures were also a wakeup call for the rest of the capitals, with Sydney down -3.2 per cent and Melbourne -2.6 per cent, he said.Brisbane was positive on that front too though “values are only up 0.4 per cent so far this year” for the Queensland capital.“You can see a clear trend emerging that growth in pretty much all cities is slowing and that the decline in Sydney and Melbourne more rapid.”This as the latest Housing Industry Association Residential Land report out Friday found per square metre Brisbane lots were cheaper to buy ($572sqm) than all major capitals except Hobart ($221sqm), with Sydney at $1,120 sqm, Melbourne $832 sqm, Perth $751 sqm and Adelaide $572 sqm. Among homes listed as having sold in July was that of Fiona Hatch in Nundah which went for $2.025m on July 9 according to CoreLogic records. Picture: AAP Image/Josh Woning.CoreLogic’s commercial research analyst, Eliza Owen, said the hedonic indices came out a higher frequency than the land reports “so won’t reflect the same demand”.But, she added, “given we’re now seeing most of the capital city housing markets moving to the downturn of their cycle, I would expect land prices to follow that eventually, particularly seeing a bit of pressure is coming off demand in Sydney and Melbourne.”The median lot price in Brisbane was now $242,000, compared to $359,000 in Melbourne and $467,500 in Sydney. [email protected] FOLLOW SOPHIE FOSTER ON FACEBOOKlast_img read more

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ROSS and the Grandbay Health District Health Fair deemed a success

September 26, 2020
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first_img Tweet 19 Views   no discussions Share Share Sharing is caring!center_img Photo credit: bcbsil.comCommunity Health Nurse at the Grandbay District, Mrs Magdeline Popo Alexander has described the collaboration with her health team and the Ross University School of Medicine as a ‘remarkable’ one.On Saturday, doctors and interns from ROSS conducted a community health fair at the Grandbay Health Center, in collaboration with the Grandbay Health District.Nurse Alexander says such collaborations will not only strengthen their relationship but will enable them to better reach their similar goals in providing excellent health care to Dominicans.Director of Clinical and Community Affairs at ROSS, Roseanna Emmanuel says the ROSS team consists of medical doctors, interns and representative from the various student groups at the institution.The ROSS Students have described the event as a major success.Dominica Vibes News Share HealthLifestyleLocalNews ROSS and the Grandbay Health District Health Fair deemed a success by: – June 27, 2011last_img read more

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Bulldogs Top Trojans In Freshman Basketball

September 24, 2020
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first_imgThe Batesville Boys 9th Grade Basketball team got back on the winning track with a 27-23 victory at home versus East Central Tuesday night.The Dogs improve to to 8-5 on the season. Batesville found themselves down 2 at halftime but came out with a strong 3rd quarter to regain the lead, which they never relinquished. The Bulldogs were lead in scoring by Gus Cooper and Alex Westerfeld with 9 points each.The team is in action again Thursday when they travel to South Ripley.Score by quarter vs East Central:  BHS: 7 11 21 27,   ECHS: 4 13 18 23.Scoring:  Lane Oesterling 0, Sam Giesting 2, Gus Cooper 9, Nathan Eckstein 0, Devin Scripture 2, Alex Westerfeld 9, Tyler Myers 3, Kevin Salatin 0, and Charlie Prickel 2.Courtesy of Bulldogs Coach Michael Lanning.last_img read more

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McIlroy: I’m in a good place

September 21, 2020
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first_img Now all the former world number one needs to do is avoid his ‘Friday curse’ to take another step towards a second European Tour title in four events and give himself a boost ahead of next week’s Open Championship . Sweden’s Kristoffer Broberg had established a new record of 65 at a windswept Royal Aberdeen after going out in the first group at 6:30am, but that lasted two hours as McIlroy carded eight birdies – including six in seven holes around the turn – and just one bogey. Press Association Not for the first time this season, Rory McIlroy started a tournament in brilliant fashion with a course-record 64 in the opening round of the Aberdeen Asset Management Scottish Open. The 25-year-old used the 20mph winds to his advantage in amazing fashion on the 13th, driving the green on the downhill 436-yard par four. But he was equally pleased by the controlled iron shots which went 50 yards less than usual after practice for links golf following his “lads holiday” in Ibiza paid off. McIlroy said: “Everything was pretty much on. I controlled my ball flight really well which is the key to me playing well in these conditions and on these courses. “I’ve been working the last 10 days on keeping the ball down, hitting easy shots and taking spin off it and I went out there today and really trusted what I practised.” McIlroy revealed he had also driven the 13th in Wednesday’s pro-am, although it probably still came as a shock to the group ahead who were still on the green – which included Ian Poulter. “I’m driving the ball really well and I feel if I can get driver in my hand and have an advantage on the field I should do it,” he added. “Going out this morning in these conditions I thought anything in the 60s would be a good score so to shoot something better than that is pleasing. “I told Poulter it was a 3-wood but it was a driver. He was on the green trying to flex his muscles.” It is the fourth time in 13 events McIlroy has shot 64 or better in an opening round this season, but the two-time major winner has won none of those tournaments. His first-round scoring average of just under 68 leads the PGA Tour but his second-round average is almost five shots worse. “I’ve got off to a lot of good starts and tended to fall away. Hopefully that won’t be the case this week,” McIlroy added. “It’s more mental than anything but I am really comfortable with my game at the minute. ” McIlroy famously said after the 2011 Open at Sandwich that there was no point in changing his game for one week a year, while 12 months ago he missed the cut at Muirfield and labelled his own play “brain dead” following an opening 79. “It’s chalk and cheese,” he added. “This time last year I was trying to get the ball under control and not really too confident with anything and this year is totally different. “I’m more confident than ever in my ability to hit the shots I need in this sort of golf. I’m going to make it my favourite style of golf for two weeks of the year!” The scoring overall was excellent in the conditions, with McIlroy leading by one from Broberg and Argentina’s Ricardo Gonzalez, with fellow Northern Irishman Michael Hoey another shot back on five under after covering the back nine in 29 with four birdies and an eagle. Gonzalez was somewhat hoarse after cheering on his country’s football team in their World Cup semi-final win over Holland but he added: “I think it’s one of the best rounds of this year and that’s why I’m very happy now. To make 65 on that wonderful course, with my son on the bag, that’s great. “I enjoyed the match and maybe this is the key to play well, to relax and enjoy the day. I would like Argentina to win the World Cup and also if I can win here it would be amazing. It’s my dream.” Defending champion Phil Mickelson finished four shots off the lead after a 68 which featured an eagle, two birdies and a solitary bogey caused by three putts on the 18th. last_img read more

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Overseas interest in Johnson

September 20, 2020
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first_img “That’s football. You aren’t going to play to the best of your ability in every game,” said Johnson. “Whether you play well or not, the most important thing is that you don’t go out of the cup. We’re still in the draw and we can still win the tie. “It was frustrating. Everyone wanted to win the game but the most important thing is that we’re in the hat for the semi-finals. “You’ve got to give Blackburn a lot of credit because they worked hard. They got men behind the ball. “Hopefully we’ll play better in the replay and get the win we want. “The fixture list isn’t too crowded for us now so having a replay isn’t a big problem. “We’ve got plenty of time on the training ground in between matches to work on things now. “We’re still confident we can go through. Hopefully we can pick up our perf ormance and go through in the replay.” Blackburn’s performance was not just a resilient one as for a long period in the first half they dominated the match despite having made seven changes but what did not help Liverpool was the state of the Anfield pitch, which is in desperate need of an overhaul. “It slowed us down a bit but we can’t make excuses. We just didn’t play to our best. That happens sometimes. They played well and made it tough,” added Johnson. “Without doubt it’s the worst it’s been during my time at Liverpool. It’s the same pitch for both sides. You have to watch your touch more because it bobbles so much and it’s harder for the likes of Philippe and Raheem (Sterling) to dribble with the ball. “It slows everything down because the bounce is so irregular. It’s different every time. “It takes a bit more concentration and it’s harder to play one touch football which is what you need to open these teams up from around the box.” Liverpool defender Glen Johnson has no idea where he will be next season but it appears increasingly likely he will move overseas as his representatives have already held exploratory talks with foreign clubs. He has long been linked with a move abroad – he has been free to talk to overseas clubs since January 1 – and the defender admits there have been discussions. Asked about his contract situation with Liverpool Johnson said: “No talks. At this point I have no idea (where I will be next season). I haven’t thought about it.” On his option to explore a move overseas he added: “There are talks. It would be great for the kids to go abroad but I am not thinking about yet as we have two months left here and I’ll think about it after that. “We will have to wait and see.” Ironically Johnson made his first start in 12 matches in Sunday’s goalless FA Cup quarter-final draw at home to mid-tabled SkyBet Championship Blackburn. The team’s performance was so alien to what fans have become accustomed to seeing since the turn of the year there were understandably some grumbles at Anfield but Johnson said it is inevitable players will be criticised when they fail to reach the high standards they have set themselves. Unbeaten in the Premier League since January 1 and playing football lauded as currently the best in the land has set a benchmark which is not always easy to achieve. Rovers stuck to their game plan of nullifying the threat of Philippe Coutinho and Adam Lallana, Liverpool’s two playmakers behind the striker, and were rewarded with a replay next month at Ewood Park – where they have already beaten Swansea and Stoke in the competition. The 30-year-old is out of contract in the summer and negotiations over a new deal stalled at the beginning of the season and have never got going again. In January manager Brendan Rodgers said he was hopeful a solution could be found to keep the England international but with Johnson having lost his first-team place in the 3-4-2-1 formation which has been so successful since the turn of the year that now looks less likely. Press Associationlast_img read more

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Syracuse’s late comeback attempt falls short as No. 17 Michigan outshoots SU zone

September 17, 2020
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first_img Published on December 2, 2014 at 9:49 pm Contact Jacob: [email protected] | @Jacob_Klinger_ ANN ARBOR, Mich. — In the first half, Michigan fired shot after shot over the Syracuse defense. But they were hurried, defended, fed by passes from the perimeter and ultimately, the Wolverines were throwing shot after shot off the rim.Syracuse was the same team it had been for much of the early part of the season. It generally controlled the paint, got nothing from the perimeter and had its best weapon, Rakeem Christmas, in foul trouble. Still, when the Orange players were winning when they jogged off at halftime.But when they came back on the Crisler Arena floor for the second half, they let themselves slip into a shootout. With Michigan guards splitting the Syracuse zone, SU had entered a game it couldn’t win. Soon the No. 17 Wolverines (6-1) were raining those same 3s over the Syracuse (5-2) zone, but into the hoop off kick outs and UM was on its way to beating the Orange 68-65 in front of 12,707.“Once they get to the middle, it’s broken,” SU guard Trevor Cooney said. “The zone is broken.”With 16:39 left in the game UM guard Spike Albrecht drove at Christmas and as the Orange forward stepped, Albrecht threw a behind-the-back pass to forward Ricky Doyle, who finished with a two-handed slam as Christmas slapped him on the arm.AdvertisementThis is placeholder textThe paint had belonged to Syracuse in the first half, even with Christmas in foul trouble. But as Michigan stole a foothold at the heart of the court, the Wolverines started to take over the game.“We let them get inside a couple times and they got some baskets under the basket that we shouldn’t let happen,” SU head coach Jim Boeheim said.With the zone broken open, there was only so much SU’s bigs could do to save the rest of the team. When they stepped to UM guards slashing to the basket, they left forwards open behind them for easy finishes.And even when Cooney heated up for his best performance of the season, shooting 4-of-7 from 3-point range in the second half, Syracuse could only stay in the game. It couldn’t take it back.Defensive stops were few and far between for the Orange. When they did happen, SU would cough up one of its 10 second-half turnovers on the other end. Syracuse could survive, but with Michigan taking the lane, the Orange could cover the corners or the blocks. Not both.“We let them get penetration down there and get some baskets inside because we were so concerned about their 3-point shooters,” Boeheim said.Forward Chris McCullough re-entered the game with 6:56 left with four fouls to his name and SU down 58-49. Locking up the paint and snaring defensive rebounds, he pushed Syracuse back into the game.It would wind down into a series of fouls and timeouts that Syracuse had a chance to come out of on top of. SU tied the game with just a minute remaining, but a game it had lost control of in the middle of the second half became a game it trailed in for good 26 seconds later.With 31 seconds left and the game tied, Albrecht caught the ball off a kick out at the top of the key. Cooney charged him, but as he turned to watch Michigan’s 16th 3-point attempt of the half take flight, he saw UM’s eighth triple of the frame fall through the net, giving Michigan a 66-63 lead, and one it wouldn’t relinquish.“I definitely think my guards are definitely better than them,” McCullough said. “(But) today I think they had it in the second half.” Comments Facebook Twitter Google+last_img read more

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