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Yep, some quality shots taken by the senior, right when we needed them too.OSU_Buckguy;791888; said:i must give some props to harris. though his defense was at times flatfooted, he made every shot he attempted, going 3/3 from distance and 1/1 otherwise. in as many minutes as greg played (18), he had as many rebounds (3), too.
Ivan Harris, senior forward
On Ohio State's match-up against Georgetown
"I think we will be okay. We are athletic and quick and we play smart. As long as we do what the coaches say, we will be fine."
On being one of two seniors on the team
"I have been here for four years and I have been through and seen the ups and downs, but this program stuck with it and we have achieved a lot. Now, we just want to go down to Atlanta win."
On the keys to Ohio State's success this season
"The way we practice has helped us a lot. We practice hard and we know how to deal with the pressure situations. We always think about the positive and not the negative."
Ivan's family misses regional, but it'll be in Atlanta
His step-mom says OSU senior won't be bothered by pressure of playing in Final Four.
By David Jablonski
Friday, March 30, 2007
The only person happier than Ivan Harris that Ohio State survived last weekend to play in this weekend's Final Four might be his dad.
Springfield resident Mike Harris rarely misses seeing his son play ? especially games as big as the ones the Buckeyes played in the regional rounds in San Antonio ? and he and his wife Rochelle and Ivan's little brothers Benjamin and Peyton were all ready to go to Texas last week when Mike got sick.
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Harris looking forward to returning to Atlanta
By Kermit Rowe
Staff Writer
Friday, March 30, 2007
Springfield's Ivan Harris couldn't ask for much better of a sendoff.
The Ohio State senior's dream has come true as he will play in the Final Four, leading his Buckeyes onto the Georgia Dome Saturday at 6:07 to face Georgetown in the NCAA Semifinals.
It's surely a fitting venue as he lived in Atlanta for four years, from age 9 to 13, and his mother, sister and grandmother still live there, as do many childhood friends.
The only way this weekend could get any better would be a couple of big victories and a championship ring ? which he plans on helping make happen.
"I've got a lot of family and not enough tickets," said Harris during player interviews Tuesday at the OSU Schottenstein Center. "Each player only gets six. But I wanted to make sure my mom and grandma get to go.
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FINAL FOUR
Harris says he'll be at 'full-go' today
Scary injury in regional semifinal puts him in a knee brace, but Springfielder ready for Hoyas.
By Kermit Rowe
Saturday, March 31, 2007
COLUMBUS, Ohio ? Springfield's Ivan Harris sat on a chair after practice Tuesday at the Schottenstein Center with a ice pack on his right knee, a reminder of just how close he came to missing out on Ohio State's Final Four party this weekend.
His basketball career could have come to an end during the second half of the South Regional semifinals against Tennessee last Thursday. That's when all 7 feet and 280 pounds of teammate Greg Oden fell hard on Harris' right knee while the two were playing defense. Harris grimaced in pain as bad thoughts raced through his head.
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