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Chip and Dale is motored by its stellar guard play and talented young forwards. The team features the Ivies' most effective backcourt duo in Penn stars Ibrahim Jaaber, the reigning Ivy Player of the Year and conference leader in steals and assists, and Brian Grandieri. And the team's namesake, Cornell point guard Louis Dale, is in the running for Ivy Rookie of the Year. They are complemented by Dartmouth sophomore Alex Barnett and Harvard second-year man Evan Harris...
Kevdog's Ballers has most of its eggs in one basket: the blue and white one marked Yale. Reyes' team has relied on the contributions of the upstart Bulldogs' three best players--swingmen Casey Hughes and Caleb Holmes and speedy junior guard Eric Flato--to challenge for the league lead. That trio is aided by the Big Red's outstanding freshman Ryan Wittman, who leads the Ancient Eight in three-point conversions, and Brown guard Marcus Becker, with solid Princeton forward Luke Owings on reserve as insurance or possible trade bait...
Lehman's Team Is... boasts Brown guard Damon Huffman and Columbia forward John Baumann as its stalwarts. Both rank in the top 10 in the Ivy League in scoring; Baumann is as efficient inside as Huffman is prolific from long range. Harvard captain Jim Goffredo helps out in the guard categories. Lehman recently added Crimson forward Brad Unger and Big Red big man Alex Tyler to help with rebounding...
Naeve's Knaves might show shot-blocking Cornell center Andrew Naeve in its team name, but there's more to this squad than the Big Red pivotman. Peiffer's squad leans on the all-around talents of Dartmouth guard Leon Pattman and breakout Brown guard Mark McAndrew, good for crooked numbers in multiple categories on a nightly basis. Harvard point guard Drew Housman and veteran Quakers big man Steve Danley round out the starters...
...only one breathing more than a little hype into the trial. In anticipation of the French and international news coverage of the case, France's media establishment has taken on a crusading tone in covering its opening - or, as in Lib?ration's case, appointed itself the role of rear-guard in defending this attack on free speech. And this being campaign season, it's hardly surprising leading French politicians have not only spoken out on the case, but even arranged themselves invitations to testify...