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...Eddie, is described as “a rebel without a clue.” In this season’s Ivy League men’s basketball title race, the most wide-open in many years, a number of clueless rebels will try to end Penn and Princeton??s stranglehold on the league crown. The conference’s southern powers have earned at least a share of first place—as well as the Ivies’ automatic berth into the NCAA Tournament—in every season since 1987-88. Only a single Yale...
...true David and Goliath fashion, co-captain Dan Nguyen faced Princeton??s nationally ranked—and internationally experienced—Peter Capkovic in the semifinals of the ITA Northeast Regional tournament...
...play.This weekend determined the final Ivy standings, and four teams entered their contests tied for second place with a 4-2 record. Harvard, Columbia, Cornell, and Penn were all battling to secure their ranks and remain in contention for the league title.Despite each team’s efforts, Princeton??s win over Penn granted the Tigers their third consecutive Ivy title. Princeton finished its season with a 6-1 record and will advance to the NCAA Tournament. With such bunching at the top of the standings, the Ivy League seems to have improved its level of play since...
...Harvard and Yale enter this weekend with 4-0 records in the Ivy League. There is a chance that either team could drop one of its next two winnable games—the Crimson plays at Columbia and home against Penn, while the Bulldogs host Brown and travel to Princeton??but only a tiny one that either will lose both. That means the league title will be on the line in New Haven. It could be a meeting of 6-0 archrivals for the first time in over 30 years...
...sniffed the top of the league since Teevens’ return in 2005.“I think some of the established teams—Harvard’s been there for a number of years, Penn’s been there for a number of years, Princeton??s made a run of late—Dartmouth hasn’t been in that mix,” Teevens said. “But I think we’re closing the gap, and having an opportunity to compete successfully. We’re not there...