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New interviews posted...

We have new interviews with members of the tennis and track teams, women's basketball coach Kathy Delaney-Smith, and, perhaps most excitingly, Bill Polian, president of the Indianapolis Colts. Check the sidebar for the interviews.

ECAC Championship Live on WHRB tonight

Harvard defeated Cornell (for the third time this year) last night in the semifinals, setting up an ECAC Championship matchup against the Princeton Tigers tonight.

The Crimson seek their ninth ECAC Championship (4th in seven years) and their 22nd NCAA Championship appearance (6th in seven years).

Game is scheduled to begin at 7pm. Tune in at 6:45pm for coverage on 95.3 FM WHRB.

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Harvard vs. Brown Postgame Press Conference

Postgame reaction from Harvard head coach Ted Donato and Jimmy Fraser after Harvard's 2-1 victory over Brown on February 23 at the Bright Hockey Center. 

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Harvard: Ted Donato, Jimmy Fraser

Tune in to 95.3 FM WHRB this weekend as Harvard goes on the road to play its final regular season games of the year.

Friday: Harvard vs. Colgate. Game begins at 7pm, our coverage begins at 6:45pm.

Saturday: Harvard vs. Cornell. Game begins at 7pm. EXTENDED PREGAME begins at 6:30pm, featuring an interview with defenseman Ian Tallett.

Harvard vs. Yale Postgame Press Conference

Postgame reaction from Harvard head coach Ted Donato and goaltender Kyle Richter after Harvard's 6-1 victory over Yale on February 22 at the Bright Hockey Center

Listen below:

Harvard: Ted Donato, Kyle Richter

ECAC Playoff Scenarios

Clarkson: 1-4. Clinched bye

Princeton: 1-6. Needs 2 points to clinch bye without help

Cornell: 1-8. Needs 5 points to clinch bye without help

Quinnipiac: 1-8. Needs 6 points to clinch bye without help

Harvard: 1-8. Needs 6 points to clinch bye without help

Union: 2-8

Yale: 3-8

Colgate: 3-9. Needs 2 points to clinch home ice without help

Brown: 8-12. Needs at least 5 points and help to clinch home ice

RPI: 8-12. Needs at least 6 points and help to clinch home ice

SLU: 9-12

Dartmouth: 9-12

Obviously the Crimson being in control of their own destiny is a good thing, and with the way Harvard has played over its last 6 games, these last three games (vs. Brown, @ Colgate, @ Cornell) are highly winnable. The Colgate/Cornell roadtrip is always difficult, but I like Harvard's chances in the ECAC. 

Clarkson has clinched a bye and Princeton is verging on clinching. That leaves 2 first-round byes to Cornell, Quinnipiac, Harvard and Union. Unless Yale and Colgate can run the table, it'll be difficult for them to get back in the race at this point. 

Tune in Saturday at 6:45pm for Harvard vs. Brown from the Bright Hockey Center. Nick Crowne and Ben Weintraub have the call on 95.3 FM WHRB, streaming live on the web at www.whrb.org

Interview with Will Leitch of Deadspin

Check out WHRB Sports's interview with Deadspin's Will Leitch in the sidebar.

Off-topic but fun...

A couple weeks ago, I had the rare pleasure of interviewing Dolph Lundgren, he of Rocky IV, The Punisher, and an IQ of 158. Listen to it here or check our panel on the side for all our interviews.

An interview with Deadspin's Will Leitch will be up soon.

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Harvard vs. Quinnipiac Postgame Press Conference, 2/16

Postgame reaction from Harvard's Ted Donato and Pier-Olivier Michaud after the Crimson defeated Quinnipiac 4-1 on February 16, 2008.

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Harvard: Ted Donato, PO Michaud  

Beanpot Championship Press Conference

Postgame reaction from Harvard and Boston College after BC's 6-5 OT victory to capture the Championship of the 56th Annual Beanpot Tournament

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Harvard: Ted Donato, Mike Taylor, Dave MacDonald

Boston College: Jerry York, Mike Brennan, Brian Gibbons, Nick Petrecki

Union Postgame Press Conference

Coach Ted Donato's remarks after the Crimson's 3-2 victory over Union on February 8.

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Harvard Postgame

Beanpot Media Day Coverage

WHRB's coverage of the Beanpot Media Day at the Bright Hockey Center on February 6. Audio from Ted Donato, Doug Rogers, and Kyle Richter.

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Beanpot Coverage

Beanpot Press Conferences

Postgame reaction from Harvard and Northeastern after the Crimson's 3-1 victory to advance to the Championship of the 56th Annual Beanpot Tournament. 

Harvard: Ted Donato, Mike Taylor, Kyle Richter

Northeastern: Greg Cronin, Brad Thiessen

Women's Hockey Beanpot Tuesday at 5:00

Ben Weintraub and Tom Brennan have the call for the opening round of the women's hockey Beanpot. Our coverage begins at 4:45.

As part of our sports orgy...

We present something just too big for the radio...

Last year, Boston sports channel NESN visited the WHRB studios for a feature on Top Shelf, the only show bold enough to take hockey players off the ice and into the studio. Beyond representing the biggest exposure we've ever received, it also gives you an opportunity to see what our studios and broadcasters look like. For the record, not all of us at WHRB have the fashion sense of alumnus Rick Goldberg.

WHRB Sports Orgy tonight! (Even more interesting than it sounds!)

From 5:30 to midnight tonight, WHRB Sports will be reviewing the semester in sports, including live coverage of Harvard's men's hockey game against Clarkson at 7:00. This marathon of sports coverage is called an orgy in WHRB parlance. I, of course, leave you to draw your own conclusions.

Listen in.