One thing you have difficulty ascertaining without being there at a game is the complete temperament of the team, including individuals. Harrison made nearly all good decisions on the court yesterday, including taking the ball right at Butler to the hoop when we were frantically trying to catch up. Each time defenders were tentative, and backed off just enough to give Dlo a clear path to the hoop. The one sequence that killed us was when Pointer had to attempt a long range missile - ill advised. But back to my original point - Harrison not only remains the heart and soul of this team, which of course is self evident. But he is so under control and relaxed in his role, that he spends a good amount of each game smiling, encouraging, and leading his teammates during play, breaks in action while on the court, and on the sidelines during timeouts and breathers. The transformation is so startling, so complete, that not only is Harrison moving up the all time scorers list, but also up the list of all time St. John's great players, of which there have been many.
