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With the graduation of Yale guard Edwin Draughan and Brown guard Jason Forte, Jaaber might be the most explosive player left in the Ivy League (apologies to Bulldogs swingman Casey Hughes for being so rudely dismissed). The lightning quick Quakers guard set the league record for steals in a season with 85 and, despite his diminutive stature, helped out on the glass, averaging nearly five boards a game...
Rounding out the first team were the Bears’ Jason Forte, Yale’s Edwin Draughan, and Cornell’s Lenny Collins. Forte, who was the reigning Ivy League Player of the Year, and Draughan were unanimous first-team selections, and they finished the year first and second in scoring, respectively...
After Yale guard Edwin Draughan stole the ball from Giovacchini—one of his two turnovers on the night compared to seven assists—Draughan raced down the floor and hit Hughes. Hughes passed the ball back to Draughan, who lofted the ball up near the hoop. Hughes went up, grabbed it and nailed the back of the rim with the attempted...
Yale was led by forward Caleb Holmes and guards Casey Hughes and Edwin Draughan, who all had 14 points. Hughes added 11 rebounds for the Bulldogs, and tried two alley-oop jams in the second half, connecting spectacularly...
...containment on Draughan, however, allowed Yale guard Eric Flato to find some open looks. The 6’1 freshman capitalized, hitting 5-of-10 from the field and 3-of-7 from behind the arc, to match Draughan as the game’s high scorer with 13 points...