Week 3 2016-17 Men’s November 21, 2016

STANDINGS LEAGUE NOTES • The Ivy League enters the third full week of the 2016-17 season with an 8-15 (.348) record in non- Ivy League Overall conference play. Record Pct. Home Away Record Pct. Home Away Neutral Streak • Penn (2-1), Columbia (2-2) and Yale (2-2) are atop Penn 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 2-1 .667 0-0 0-0 0-0 W 1 the league standings with two wins apiece. Columbia 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 2-2 .500 0-0 0-0 0-0 L 1 • , The Thomas G. Stemberg Yale 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 2-2 .500 0-0 0-0 0-0 L 2 ’71 Family Endowed Coach for Harvard Men’s Harvard 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 1-2 .333 0-0 0-0 0-0 L 1 Basketball is two wins from tying Frank Sullivan as Princeton 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 1-2 .333 0-0 0-0 0-0 W 1 the all-time winningest head coach at Harvard. Brown 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 2-4 .333 0-0 0-0 0-0 W 1 • Columbia’s Junior Nate Hickman has emerged Cornell 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 1-4 .200 0-0 0-0 0-0 L 1 as the league’s leading scorer through four games, averaging 20 points. Hickman is coming off a career- Dartmouth 0-0 .000 0-0 0-0 0-2 .000 0-0 0-0 0-0 L 2 high 23 points at Quinnipiac. • Dartmouth’s Evan Boudreaux ranks first among PLAYER OF THE WEEK conference leaders, pulling down 11 rebounds per Steven Spieth (Dallas Texas) posted three straight 20-plus games as Brown game. completed play in the Naismith Memorial Hall of Fame Tip-Off Tournament. The • Columbia (76.8) and Brown (75.2) lead the League senior forward went a combined 22-of-35 (.629) from the floor while averaging in scoring offense, while Penn (63) and Harvard 22.3 points per game. Against in-state rival No. 21 Rhode Island, Spieth scored 21 (64.7) pace the Ancient Eight in scoring defense points, while pulling down five rebounds and handing out four assists as the Bears • Yale’s Makai Mason suffered a broken foot in fell by seven. Spieth followed up that performance with another 21 points on 8-of-11 Yale’s season-opening scrimmage and will miss the shooting from the field while registering a team-high seven rebounds. In the Bears’ 2016-17 campaign. Mason led the team in scoring final game against Albany, Spieth paced Brown with a game-high 25 points and seven rebounds, finishing (16 points per game), assists (3.8 per game), and 6-of-10 from the field and a perfect 10-of-10 from the line. This is Spieth’s first weekly award for the three-pointers made (55) last season. 2016 season. • This week features six games streamed on the Ivy League Digital Network, which is now available on It’s the first weekly award for Brown since Cedric Kuakumensah brought the award home, December 15, Apple TV and Roku. 2014. UPCOMING SCHEDULE CO-ROOKIE OF THE WEEK MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21 Columbia at Quinnipiac, 7 pm (Porter Ranch, Calif.) helped Yale beat Patriot League preseason favorite Lehigh, 89-81, in overtime. The rookie posted his first career double-double, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22 scoring 13 points and putting down 10 rebounds against the Mountain Hawks. Oni’s Penn at CCSU, 7 pm three-pointer with 51 seconds remaining in overtime gave the Bulldogs the lead and Cornell at Monmouth, 7 pm eventual win. The freshman guard also finished with five blocks. At No. 7 Virginia, Holy Cross at Harvard, 7 pm [ILDN] Oni registered seven rebounds and handed out three assists. Yale at Pittsburgh, 7 pm This is Oni’s second straight Rookie of the Week award after sharing the honor with Penn’s AJ Brodeur for his WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23 performance at Washington. Army at Columbia, 4 pm [ILDN] Morgan State at Brown, 4 pm [ILDN] Princeton at Lafayette, 7 pm

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25 Rowan at Princeton, 5 pm [ILDN]

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26 Colgate at Columbia, 2 pm [ILDN] Cornell at Houston, 5 pm Harvard at UMass, 1 pm Yale at Vermont, 1 pm Penn at Navy, 2 pm Marist at Dartmouth, 3 pm [ILDN]

Key ILDN-Ivy League Digital Network 2016-17 Ivy League Men’s Basketball Week 3 2 WEEKLY AWARDS WEEKLY AWARD WINNERS The 2016-17 Ivy League Player and Rookie of the Week awards begin on Monday, PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Nov. 14. November 14...... Sam Downey, Yale WEEKLY AWARDS HISTORY November 21...... Steven Spieth, Brown PLAYER OF THE WEEK November 28...... School Last Occurrence Player December 5...... Brown November 21, 2016 Steven Spieth December 12...... Columbia February 22, 2016 Maodo Lo Cornell February 1, 2016* December 19...... Dartmouth November 30, 2015 Miles Wright December 26...... Harvard March 7, 2016 Zena Edosomwan January 2...... Penn November 16, 2015 Sam Jones Princeton February 29, 2016* January 9...... Yale November 14, 2016 Sam Downey January 16...... January 23...... ROOKIE OF THE WEEK January 30...... School Last Occurrence Player Brown March 10, 2014 Leland King February 6...... Columbia February 2, 2015 Kyle Castlin February 13...... Cornell March 7, 2016 Matt Morgan February 20...... Dartmouth February 15, 2016 Evan Boudreaux Harvard December 7, 2015 Weisner Perez February 27...... Penn January 4, 2016 Jackson Donahue March 6...... Princeton February 22, 2016 Devin Cannady Yale November 21, 2016 Miye Oni ROOKIES OF THE WEEK November 14...... Miye Oni, Yale *Shared honor ...... AJ Brodeur, Penn November 21...... Miye Oni, Yale November 28...... December 5...... December 12...... December 19...... December 26...... January 2...... January 9...... January 16...... January 23...... January 30...... February 6...... February 13...... February 20...... February 27...... March 6...... 2016-17 Ivy League Men’s Basketball Week 3 3 TEAM-BY-TEAM NOTES ASSOCIATED PRESS POLL BROWN November 21, 2016 Brown will begin a three game home stand, hosting Morgan State. Brown owns a 1-4 record after competing in the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame Tip-Off Rank Team (First-Place Votes)...... Record...... Points...... Previous 1. Kentucky (58)...... 4-0...... 1,592...... 2 Tournament at Mohegan Sun Arena. Steven Spieth was named the Ivy League 2. Villanova (2) ...... 5-0...... 1,561...... 3 Player of the Week after the senior guard registered three consecutive 20-plus 3. Indiana...... 3-0...... 1,443...... 6 point games. 4. North Carolina (4) ...... 4-0...... 1,399...... 5 5. Kansas...... 2-1...... 1,374...... 7 COLUMBIA 6. Duke...... 4-1...... 1,337...... 1 The Lions finished their season opening road swing 2-1 after an 86-78 victory 7. Virginia...... 3-0...... 1,198...... 8 over Quinnipiac. Columbia shot 61.3 percent in the first half to take an 18-point 8. Arizona...... 3-0...... 1,129...... 10 lead heading into the locker room. Junior Nate Hickman has emerged as the 9. Xavier...... 5-0...... 1,099...... 11 10. Louisville...... 3-0...... 947...... 12 team’s leading scorer through three games, averaging 16.7 points while shooting 11. Gonzaga...... 3-0...... 872...... 14 57.1 percent from the floor. Hickman is coming off a career-high 23 points at 12. Creighton...... 4-0...... 770...... 22 Quinnipiac. 13. Oregon...... 2-1...... 748...... 4 14. UCLA...... 4-0...... 735...... 16 CORNELL 15. Saint Mary’s (Calif.)...... 3-0...... 703...... 17 The Big Red is coming off an 82-75 win at Lafayette, its first-ever win in Easton, 16. Wisconsin...... 2-1...... 666...... 9 Pa. Cornell hit 14-of-25 3-pointers to secure its first win of the season and first 17. Purdue...... 2-1...... 613...... 15 under new head coach . Sophomore Matt Morgan leads the Big Red, 18. Syracuse...... 3-0...... 610...... 18 19. West Virginia...... 3-0...... 474...... 19 averaging 17.9 points, 6.5 rebounds, while sitting second in steals with 1.3 per 20. Baylor...... 3-0...... 371...... NR game. 21. Iowa State...... 3-0...... 319...... 20 . 22. Texas...... 3-0...... 251...... 23 DARTMOUTH 23. Rhode Island...... 4-1...... 217...... 21 David McLaughlin enters his first year as head coach of Dartmouth. The Big 24. Michigan State...... 2-2...... 183...... 13 Green, in search of its first win of the 2016-17 campaign, hosts Marist in its first 25. Florida State...... 4-0...... 89...... NR game in 11 days. Dartmouth have struggled shooting the ball through two games, Michigan...... 4-0...... 89...... NR averaging 34.5 percent from the floor and 23.1 percent from behind the arc. Evan Others receiving votes: California 56, Maryland 55, Miami 44, Cincinnati 39, Wichita St. 36, Florida Boudreaux leads the Big Green with 14 points per game, while he leads the 34, Seton Hall 15, Butler 14, Dayton 14, Virginia Tech 12, Notre Dame 6, Ohio St. 4, Colorado 4, Ohio Ancient Eight on the glass with 11 rebounds per game. 1, Tennessee St. 1, Rutgers 1.

HARVARD USA TODAY COACHES POLL Through two games, Harvard sits at 1-1 overall. Rookie Justin Bassey leads Preseason (October 2, 2016) the Crimson with 14 points per game, while senior captain Siyani Chambers (12.0) and Bryce Aikens (11.5) round out the top three. Harvard ranks first in Rank Team (First-Place Votes)...... Record...... Points...... Previous scoring margin (+8.5), second in scoring defense (65.5) and second in field 1. Kentucky (20)...... 4-0...... 754...... 2 goal percentage defense (38.9). Tommy Amaker, The Thomas G. Stemberg 2. Villanova (4) ...... 5-0...... 725...... 3 ’71 Family Endowed Coach for Harvard Men’s Basketball is two wins from tying 3. Duke (5)...... 4-1...... 658...... 1 4. North Carolina...... 4-0...... 654...... 6 Frank Sullivan as the all-time winningest head coach at Harvard. 5. Indiana (2)...... 3-0...... 650...... 6 6. Kansas...... 2-1...... 600...... 8 PENN 6. Virginia...... 3-0...... 600...... 7 Coming off a 74-62 defeat at Miami, Penn carries a 1-1 mark into the third week 8. Xavier...... 5-0...... 545...... 10 of the season. The Quakers are led by freshman AJ Brodeur who has accounted 9. Arizona...... 3-0...... 530...... 9 for 30.2 percent of Penn’s points so far this season. Caleb Wood registered his 10. Louisville...... 3-0...... 470...... 12 first career double-figure scoring game wearing a Penn uniform, with 11 points, 11. Gonzaga...... 3-0...... 409...... 14 including three treys. 12. Oregon...... 2-1...... 390...... 4 13. UCLA...... 4-0...... 318...... 16 14. Wisconsin...... 2-1...... 306...... 11 PRINCETON 15. Saint Mary’s (Calif.)...... 3-0...... 301...... 17 Princeton enters the week looking for its first win of the season, after dropping 16. Syracuse...... 3-0...... 288...... 18 games at BYU and Lehigh. The Tigers return 99 percent of its points and minutes 17. West Virginia...... 3-0...... 284...... 19 from last year. The 1,000-point watch is on for the Tigers as four players could 18. Creighton...... 4-0...... 280...... 20 surpass the 1K mark this season. Spencer Weisz (938 career points), Hans Brase 19. Purdue...... 2-1...... 254...... 15 (849), Steven Cook (768) and Henry Caruso (643). 20. Michigan State...... 2-2...... 227...... 13 21. Texas...... 3-0...... 146...... 21 22. Iowa State...... 3-0...... 134...... 23 YALE 23. Maryland...... 3-0...... 94...... 24 Yale enters the week 2-0 and is averaging 93.5 points after winning its first two 24. Michigan...... 4-0...... 79...... NR games of the young season. The Bulldogs offensive success has come with 25. Rhode Island...... 4-1...... 70...... 22 a bunch of new faces from a season ago. After losing Makai Mason to injury, five players are averaging double figure scoring, led by Sam Downey who is Others receiving votes: Baylor 60; California 38; Miami (Fla.) 37; Florida 26; Seton Hall 21; Florida averaging 19.5 points, including a 22-point effort in the win at Washington. State 20; Cincinnati 20; Colorado 11; Virginia Commonwealth 11; Butler 10; Notre Dame 9; Wichita State 9; Utah 7; North Carolina State 5; Dayton 5; Texas A&M 4; Virginia Tech 3; Connecticut 3; Oklahoma 3; Yale 2; Northern Iowa 1; Central Florida 1; Arkansas 1; Alabama at Birmingham 1; Cal State Bakersfield 1. 2016-17 Ivy League Men’s Basketball Week 3 4 NOTES 61ST SEASON OF IVY LEAGUE BASKETBALL The 2016-17 season is officially the 61st season of Ivy League men’s basketball. THE IVY LEAGUE VERSUS... Although the League’s official founding was February 1954, the first year of The Ivy League’s records against non-League opponents during the 2016-17 athletics competition was the 1956-57 season. regular season:

PRESEASON POLL Conference 2016-17 Record Princeton will enter the 2016-17 season as the favorite to win the Ivy League America East 0-0 men’s basketball title as selected by a panel of media representatives. Princeton American Athletic 0-0 (22-7, 12-2 Ivy) topped the preseason media poll for the first time since the 2012- Atlantic Coast 0-0 13 season with 130 points and 12 first-place votes. The Tigers edged out Harvard, Atlantic Sun 0-0 which finished second with 123 points and five first-place votes, for first place. The Atlantic 10 0-0 Crimson edged Yale, which accumulated 101 points. Big East 0-0 Big South 0-0 Predicted Order of Finish Big Ten 0-0 First-Place Votes in Parentheses Big 12 0-0 Colonial Athletic Association 0-0 Rank School Points Conference USA 0-0 1. Princeton (5) 130 Horizon League 0-0 2. Harvard (6) 123 Metro Atlantic Athletic 0-0 3. Yale (6) 101 Mid-American 0-0 4. Penn 72 Mid-Eastern Athletic 0-0 5. Columbia 61 Missouri Valley 0-0 6. Dartmouth 48 Northeast 0-0 7. Cornell 42 Ohio Valley 0-0 8. Brown 35 Pac-12 0-0 Patriot League 0-0 #IVYMADNESS Southeastern 0-0 The inaugural Ivy League men’s and women’s basketball tournaments will take Southern 0-0 place Saturday and Sunday, March 11-12, 2017, at the in . Southland 0-0 The top four teams will earn berths in the tournament, with the semifinals on Southwestern Athletic 0-0 Saturday and the championships on Sunday. All six games will be broadcast live Summit League 0-0 on ESPN’s networks. Sun Belt 0-0 West Coast 0-0 TITLE HISTORY Western Athletic 0-0 Penn and Princeton sit atop the Ivy League with the most championships with the Non-Division I Opponents 0-0 Tigers holding a slim advantage of 26 conference crowns to the Quakers’ 25 titles. TOTAL 0-0 (.000)

In the League’s storied history, 19 teams have won the title with a 13-1 THE COACHES conference record -- Penn (eight times --- 1971-72, 1973-74, 1974-75, 1978-79, The 2016-17 roster of head coaches features a mix of seasoned veterans and 1980-81, 1998-99, 2004-05 and 2006-07), Princeton (six times -- 1958-59, 1964- fresh faces. 65, 1966-67, 1976-77, 1980-81 and 2003-04), Dartmouth (once -- 1958-59), Season Ivy Overall Yale (twice -- 1961-62, 2015-16), Cornell (once -- 2009-10) and Harvard (once Mike Martin, Brown 5th 21-35 49-67 -- 2013-14). A further breakdown reveals 14 teams have won the League title , Columbia 1st 0-0 111-110 with a 12-2 mark, 11 teams have won with an 11-3 mark and four teams have Brian Earl, Cornell 1st 0-0 (.000) 0-0 (.000) won with a 10-4 record. David McLaughlin, Dartmouth 1st 0-0 189-99 Tommy Amaker, Harvard 10th 78-34 176-96 Only 13 teams since the League officially formed have gone a perfect 14-0 in Ivy , Penn 12th 212-232 83-71 play. Penn has done it seven times (1969-70, 1970-71, 1992-93, 1993-94, 1994- , Princeton 6th 37-19 (.661) 97-55 95, 1999-2000 and 2002-03), Princeton five times (1968-69, 1975-76, 1990-91, James Jones, Yale 18th 128-96 231-232 1996-97 and 1997-98) and Cornell once (2007-08). TITLE STREAKS No Team Last Title In an interesting fact, the Ivy League has had 11 times when a team won the 26 Princeton 2010-11 conference crown in three or more consecutive seasons. Harvard’s current 25 Penn 2006-07 championship run is the first by a school other than Penn or Princeton to win 6 Yale 2015-16 four or more titles in consecutive seasons. Title runs of four years or more have 5 Harvard 2014-15 happened just five times in conference history -- Penn’s six straight from 1969-70 4 Cornell 2009-10 to 1974-75, five straight from 1977-78 to 1981-82 and four straight from 1992-93 2 Dartmouth 1958-59 to 1995-96, Princeton’s four straight from 1988-89 to 1991-92 and Harvard’s five 1 Columbia 1967-68 straight from 2010-11 to 2014-15. 1 Brown 1985-86 Team Years Princeton 1961-62 (shared w/ Yale), 63-64, 64-65 2016-17 Ivy League Men’s Basketball Week 3 5 NOTES Princeton 1966-67, 67-68 (shared w/ Columbia), 68-69 Basketball Committee for the 2015-16 season. Former Dartmouth co-captain, Penn 1969-70, 70-71, 71-72, 72-73, 73-74, 74-75 former Harvard head coach and current Northeastern Director of Athletics Peter Penn 1977-78, 78-79, 79-80 (shared w/ Princeton), Roby and former Brown star and current Stanford Director of Athletes Bernard 80-81 (shared w/ Princeton), 81-82 Muir are currently serving five-year terms. Princeton 1988-89, 89-90, 90-91, 91-92 Penn 1992-93, 93-94, 94-95, 95-96 (shared w/ Princeton) Roby and Muir are the seventh and eighth Ivy alums, respectively, to serve on the Princeton 1995-96 (shared w/ Penn), 96-97, 97-98 10-person panel that governs the NCAA Tournament, joining Penn 2004-05, 05-06, 06-07 (2003-07), Dartmouth’s (1998-82), Jake Crouthamel (1991-96) and Cornell 2007-08, 08-09, 09-10 Mike Slive (2005-09), Princeton’s (2003-07) and Cornell’s Laing Harvard 2010-11 (shared w/ Princeton), 11-12, 12-13, 13-14, Kennedy (2006-10). 14-15 (shared w/ Yale) YALE’S JONES NAMED TO NABC COMMITTEE 20-WIN SEASONS Yale men’s baskeball head coach James Jones was named to the The Ivy League has boasted multiple 20-win teams six times in the last seven National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) ad hoc committee on seasons. Harvard and Penn share the League record for consecutive, 20-win NCAA men’s basketball tournament selection, seeding and bracketing. seasons with six. The Quakers won 20 or more games from 1969-70 to 1974-75, while Crimson’s 20-win season streak ranges from 2009-10 to 2015-16. The committee consists of head coaches representing all levels of Division I, former NCAA men’s basketball committee members, NCAA and NABC staff. Year Teams NABC Executive Director Jim Haney and former SEC Commissioner Mike 1967-68 Columbia (23-5)*, Princeton (20-6) Slive, a former chair of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Committee, are co-chairs. 1969-70 Penn (25-2)*, Columbia (20-5) 1971-72 Penn (25-3)*, Princeton (20-7) The purpose of the ad hoc committee is to provide the perspective of men’s 1974-75 Penn (23-5)*, Princeton (22-8) basketball coaches as well as a team perspective to the NCAA Division I Men’s 1998-99 Penn (21-6)*, Princeton (22-8) Basketball Committee regarding the selection, seeding and bracketing process 2001-02 Penn (25-7)*, Yale (21-11) 2009-10 Cornell (29-5)*, Princeton (22-9), Harvard (21-8) IVIES AT THE HELM 2010-11 Princeton (25-7)*, Harvard (23-7) There are Nine Ivy League alumni serving as NCAA Division I men’s basketball 2011-12 Harvard (26-5)*, Princeton (20-12), Penn (20-13) head coaches during the 2015-16 season. Princeton leads the Ivies with six. 2012-13 Harvard (20-10)* 2013-14 Harvard (27-5)*, Princeton (21-9), Columbia (21-13) Brown - Mike Martin (Brown) 2014-15 Harvard (22-8)*, Yale (22-10) 2015-16 Columbia (25-10), Yale* (23-7), Princeton (22-7) Penn - (Colgate), Fran McCaffery (Iowa) and Andrew Toole (Robert Morris) *NCAA Tournament team Princeton - Mike Brennan (American), Mitch Henderson (Princeton), Sydney REACHING DOUBLE-DIGIT WINS Johnson (Fairfield), Chris Mooney (Richmond) and John Thompson III Last season, the Ivy League had seven teams with 10 or more victories for just the (Georgetown) fifth time in the last 10 seasons -- 2005-06, 2006-07, 2010-11, 2014-15 and 2015- 16. The 2004-05 season was the last time all eight teams won 10 or more games. TOP OF THE CLASS Harvard welcomes seven freshmen to its roster this season. Harvard’s Class of EDOSOMWAN NAMED TO KAREEM ABDUL-JABBAR AWARD WATCH LIST 2020 ranked as the 10th-best recruiting class in the nation by ESPN. Senior Zena Edosomwan of the Harvard men’s basketball team has been selected to the watch list for the 2017 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar of the Year Award.

One of 20 selections in all of , Edosomwan earned All-Ivy League second team honors a year ago. The lone Ivy League selection, Edosomwan turned in 12 double-doubles during the 2015-16 season, matching Keith Wright’s ‘12 total from 2010-11 for the most double-doubles in a season under Tommy Amaker, The Thomas G. Stemberg ‘71 Family Endowed Coach for Harvard Men’s Basketball.

CIT CHAMPIONS Last year, Columbia became just the second Ivy League team to win a postseason tournament and the first since Princeton won the NIT in 1975. The Lions established program records for wins (25), non-conference wins (15) and home victories (18). Columbia’s ten Ivy League victories were the most for the Lions since 1993.

IVIES ON THE NCAA MEN’S BASKETBALL COMMITTEE The Ivy League boasted two former Ivies on the NCAA Division I Men’s 2016-17 Ivy League Men’s Basketball Week 3 6 NOTES PRESEASON HONORS Jackson Donahue, Penn (So., G/F) IVY LEAGUERS IN THE NBA Ivy League men’s basketball received Sam Downey, Yale (Sr., F) Jeremy Lin, a three-time, All-Ivy selection for Harvard from 2007-10, stood alone various national awards and honors Pete Miller, Princeton (Sr., F/C) as the only former Ivy League standout on an active roster to open the 2015-16 entering the 2015-16 season National Basketball Association (NBA) season. Coach of the Year Mitch Henderson, Princeton ATHLON SPORTS Lin is now a member of the in his sixth season. This is Lin’s sixth Predicted Order of Finish Player of the Year NBA team after spending time with the (2010-11), New 1. Princeton Makai Mason, Yale (Sr., G) York Knicks (2011-12), Houston Rockets (2012-14), (2014- 2. Harvard 15), and the Charlotte Hornets (2015-16), 3. Yale Freshman of the Year 4. Penn Chris Lewis, Harvard (Fr., F) Lin is the 42nd former Ivy to play for an NBA team and the first since Penn’s 5. Columbia 6. Cornell MID-MAJOR MADNESS suited up for the and Yale’s was a 7. Dartmouth Predicted Order of Finish member of the Portland Trail Blazers during the 2002-03 season. Getting his first 8. Brown 1. Harvard career start with the Knicks on Feb. 6, 2012, against the , he was the 2. Princeton first Ivy Leaguer to earn a start for an NBA team since Dudley started for Portland CBSSPORTS.COM 3. Yale on Jan. 11, 2002. Division I Team Rankings 4. Columbia 54. Princeton 5. Dartmouth Lin was the first person with Ivy League ties to appear on back-to-back Sports 67. Harvard 6. Penn Illustrated covers, gracing the front of the Feb. 20 and Feb. 27, 2012, editions. 105. Yale 7. Cornell 165. Penn 8. Brown 191. Columbia The League also boasts four assistant coaches with Ivy ties this season -- 212. Dartmouth LINDY’S SPORTS ANNUALS Princeton’s with the , Penn’s Jerome Allen with the 217. Cornell Predicted Order of Finish Boston Celtics and Taylor Jenkins with the Atlanta Hawks and Brown’s Stephen 274. Brown 1. Princeton Silas with the Hornets. COLLEGEINSIDER.COM 2. Harvard Mid-Major Top 25 3. Yale In the front office, former Princeton star Steve Mills is in third season with the 11. Princeton 4. Penn Knicks as Executive Vice President and General Manager. Mills previously 25. Yale 5. Cornell worked with New York for 10 years as President of Madison Square Garden 6. Columbia Sports. COLLEGE SPORTS MADNESS 7. Dartmouth Preseason All-Mid Major Freshman of 8. Brown THE IVY LEAGUE DIGITAL NETWORK the Year The Ivy League Digital Network (ILDN) returns for a fourth year at ILDN.tv and Chris Lewis, Harvard (Fr., F) NBCSPORTS.COM Predicted Order of Finish IvyLeagueDigitalNetwork.com. Exciting enhancements for ILDN in 2016-17, Preseason All-Mid Major Third Team 1. Princeton include an ILDN app on Apple TV and Roku. The new app will feature all live Makai Mason, Yale (Sr., G) 2. Harvard events and on-demand content on the ILDN. 3. Yale Preseason All-Mid Major Fourth Team 4. Penn Powered by NeuLion, the network boasts an easy-to-navigate interface, a Henry Caruso, Princeton (Sr., G) 5. Cornell Leaguewide schedule and interactive features, such as simultaneous four-game 6. Columbia viewing, full DVR controls and social media integration. These features enhance Preseason Ivy League Awards 7. Dartmouth First Team All-Ivy the viewing experience for the expanded range of events and other content 8. Brown Makai Mason, Yale (Sr., G) offerings, all of which are available on computer, mobile and tablet devices. Siyani Chambers, Harvard (Sr., G) Preseason Ivy Player of the Year Featuring live and on-demand video and audio content from home and away Henry Caruso, Princeton (Sr., G) Makai Mason, Yale (Sr., G) Evan Bourdreaux, Dartmouth (So., F) contests across a variety of sports, the network features a channel for each of Zeno Edosomwan, Harvard (Sr., F) Preseason All-Ivy Team theeight schools as well as a League-wide channel showcasing all available Siyani Chambers, Harvard (Sr., G) digital content across the conference. Second Team All-Ivy Henry Caruso, Princeton (Sr., G) Matt Morgan, Cornell (So., G) Matt Morgan, Cornell (So., G) The network features live, multi-camera HD coverage of select home and away Matt Howard, Penn (Sr., G) Zena Edosomwan, Harvard (Sr., F) contests. All contest slated for live broadcast on ILDN will be available for on- Steven Cook, Princeton (Sr., F) demand viewing as well as hundreds of hours of on-demand content. Spencer Weisz, Princeton (Sr., F) Preseason Mid-Major Power Rankings Hans Brase, Princeton (Sr., F) 3. Princeton Packages for the League-wide channel, which features everything the network 7. Harvard Third Team All-Ivy has to offer, are $119.95 for 12 months, $49.95 for four months and $15.95 for Tavon Blackmon, Brown (Sr., G) Preseason Mid-Major All-America one month. Amir Bell, Princeton (Jr., G) Second Team Robert Hatter, Cornell (Sr., G) Makai Mason, Yale (Sr., G) Packages for school-specific channels are $89.95 for 12 months, $34.95 for four Luke Petrasek, Columbia (Sr., F) months, $10.95 for one month and $9.95 for a single day. . David Onuorah, Cornell (Sr., F) SPORTS ILLUSTRATED Top Six Mid-Major Contenders This Follow ILDN on (@IvyLeagueNet) and make sure to use the hashtag Fourth Team All-Ivy Season #ILDN on social media to connect with the League’s nine-channel digital Anthony Dallier, Yale (Sr., G) 6. Princeton network. Corey Johnson, Harvard (So., G) 2016-17 Ivy League Men’s Basketball Week 3 7 NOTES RECORDS BOOK WATCH Most Player of the Week Awards, Career Most Player of the Week Awards, Season 1. 11 , Harvard 2011-15 1. 10 Cornell 2009-10 2. 10 , Yale 2012- 2. 9 Princeton 2012-13 3. 9 Earl Hunt, Brown 2000-03 3. 7 Penn 2011-12 9 , Princeton 2009-13 7 Harvard 2012-13 5. 8 Kyle Snowden, Harvard 1994-97 7 Harvard 2013-14 8 , Penn 2004-07 7 Yale 2014-15 8 Greg Mangano, Yale 2008-12 7. 6 Penn 2004-05 8. 7 Sea Lonergan, Dartmouth 1994-96 6 Harvard 2010-11 7 , Cornell 2006-10 6 Yale 2013-14 7 Jeremy Lin, Harvard 2006-10 10. 5 Penn 2001-02 --- 5 Penn 2005-06 4 Maodo Lo, Columbia 2012- 5 Brown 2007-08 5 Harvard 2009-10 Most Player of the Week Awards, Season 5 Yale 2010-11 1. 7 Ian Hummer, Princeton 2012-13 5 Columbia 1992-93 2. 5 Ryan Wittman, Cornell 2009-10 5 Dartmouth 1994-95 5 , Penn 2011-12 5 Penn 1994-95 5 Wesley Saunders, Harvard 2012-13 5 Penn 1995-96 5 Justin Sears, Yale 2013-14 5 Columbia 2013-14 5 Justin Sears, Yale 2014-15

Most Rookie of the Week Awards, Season Most Rookie of the Week Awards, Season 1. 13 Cornell 2006-07 1. 8 Michael Jordan, Penn 1996-97 2. 11 Penn 1996-97 8 Adam Gore, Cornell 2005-06 3. 10 Dartmouth 2011-12 3. 7 Will McAllister, Penn 1990-91 10 Brown 2013-14 7 Lenny Collins, Cornell 2002-03 5. 9 Penn 2007-08 5. 6 Gabe Hunterton, Yale 1994-95 6. 8 Cornell 2005-06 6 Dan Clemente, Harvard 1997-98 8 Penn 2014-15 6 Chris Young, Princeton 1998-99 8. 7 Harvard 2009-10 6 Leon Pattman, Dartmouth 2003-04 7 Cornell 2002-03 6 Louis Dale, Cornell 2006-07 7 Princeton 1998-99 6 Ryan Wittman, Cornell 2006-07 7 Penn 1990-91 6 Siyani Chambers, Harvard 2012-13 12. 5 Shonn Miller, Cornell 2011-12 Most Player of the Week Awards, All-Time 5 Antonio Woods, Cornell 2014-15 1. 87 Harvard 2. 80 Penn Scoring, Career 3. 66 Yale 1. 2,503 , Princeton 1962-65 4. 62 Columbia --- 5. 54 Brown 32. 1,536 James Brown, Dartmouth 1970-73 6. 53 Princeton 33. 1,518 Jerome Allen, Penn 1991-95 7. 51 Cornell 1,518 Ibrahim Jaaber, Penn 2003-07 8. 45 Dartmouth 35. 1,511 Wesley Saunders, Harvard 2011-15 --- Most Rookie of the Week Awards, All-Time 1,260 Justin Sears, Yale 2012- 1. 70 Brown 1,165 Maodo Lo, Columbia 2012- 2. 65 Cornell 1,025 Alex Rosenberg, Columbia 2011-14, 2015- 65 Penn 4. 53 Harvard Field Goals, Career 53 Princeton 1. 856 Bill Bradley, Princeton 1962-65 6. 41 Dartmouth --- 7. 35 Columbia 16. 625 Ian Hummer, Princeton 2009-13 8. 34 Yale --- 444 Justin Sears, Yale 2012- 2016-17 Ivy League Men’s Basketball Week 3 8 NOTES RECORDS BOOK WATCH Blocks, Career Three-Point Field Goals, Career 1. 252 Brian Gilpin, Dartmouth 1993-97 1. 377 Ryan Wittman, Cornell 2006-10 2. 235 Cedric Kuakumensah, Brown 2012- --- 3. 225 Walter Palmer, Dartmouth 1986-90 17. 215 Brian Lloyd, Brown 1992-96 4. 213 Greg Mangano, Yale 2009-12 18. 213 Eric Flato, Yale 2004-08 5. 195 Geoff Owens, Penn 1997-2001 19. 212 Gabe Lewullis, Princeton 1995-99 6. 194 Chris Wiedemann, Columbia 1999-2003 20. 202 Alex Mitola, Dartmouth 2012-15 7. 187 Jeffrion Aubry, Cornell 1995-99 21. 201 Rick Lloyd, Brown 1988-92 8. 174 Bernard Jackson, Cornell 1987-91 201 Matt Langel, Penn 1996-2000 9. 172 Chris Dudley, Yale 1983-87 23. 199 Garret Kreitz, Penn 1994-98 10. 163 Matt Mullery, Brown 2006-10 199 Tyler Bernardini, Penn 2007-12 11. 161 Gabas Maldunas, Dartmouth 2011-15 199 Austin Morgan, Yale 2009-13 12. 159 Rick Hielscher, Princeton 1990-94 --- 159 Jeff Foote, Cornell 2007-10 181 Maodo Lo, Columbia 2012- 14. 152 Justin Sears, Yale 2012-

Three-Point Attempts, Career Steals, Career 1. 875 Ryan Wittman, Cornell 2006-10 1. 303 Ibrahim Jaaber, Penn 2004-07 ------19. 519 Jerome Allen, Penn 1991-95 21. 155 DeShawn Standard, Cornell 1994-98 20. 518 Alex Mitola, Dartmouth 2012-15 22. 153 Tim Hill, Harvard 1995-99 21. 508 Austin Morgan, Yale 2009-13 153 Elliott Prasse-Freeman, Harvard 1999-2003 22. 501 Sean Jackson, Princeton 1989-92 24. 150 John Bajusz, Cornell 1983-87 --- 150 Flinder Boyd, Dartmouth 1998-2002 435 Maodo Lo, Columbia 2012- 150 T.J. Bray, Princeton 2010-14 --- Free Throws Made, Career 125 Malik Gill, Dartmouth 2012- 1. 791 Bill Bradley, Princeton 1962-65 104 Maodo Lo, Columbia 2012- --- 102 Justin Sears, Yale 2012 10. 464 Joe Carrabino, Harvard 1981-85 11. 458 Butch Graves, Yale 1980-84 Games Played, Career 12. 454 Paul Erland, Dartmouth 1969-72 1. 123 Ian Hummer, Princeton 2009-13 13. 453 Matt Shannon, Columbia 1985-89 123 Laurent Rivard, Harvard 2010-14 14. 439 John Lee, Yale 1955-58 123 Steve Moundou-Missi, Harvard 2011-15 15. 435 Louis Jordan, Cornell 1956-59 ------44. 110 Geoff Owens, Penn 1997-2001 366 Justin Sears, Yale 2012- 110 Alai Nuualiitia, Brown 1999-2003 110 Alex Gamboa, Yale 2001-05 Free Throw Attempts, Career 110 Louis Dale, Cornell 2006-10 1. 903 Bill Bradley, Princeton 1962-65 110 Ben Nwachukwu, Columbia 2004-08 --- 110 Caleb Holmes, Yale 2004-08 5. 624 Chet Forte, Columbia 1954-57 110 Matt Townsend, Yale 2011-15 6. 620 Wesley Saunders, Harvard 2011-15 --- 7. 617 Ken Bantum, Cornell 1981-85 92 Alex Rosenberg, Columbia 2011-14, 2015- 8. 594 John Lee, Yale 1955-58 92 Justin Sears, Yale 2012- 9. 585 Jim Francis, Dartmouth 1954-57 87 Cedric Kuakumensah, Brown 2012- 10. 584 Shaun Gee, Dartmouth 1996-2000 86 Maodo Lo, Columbia 2012- 11. 571 ,0 Princeton 1987-91 86 Isaac Cohen, Columbia 2012- 12. 564 Bud Haabestad, Princeton 1952-55 84 Connor Boehm, Dartmouth 2012- 564 Paul Erland, Dartmouth 1969-72 84 Brandon Sherrod, Yale 2011-14, 2015- 14. 560 Ed Robinson, Yale 1954-57 83 Kevin Crescenzi, Dartmouth 2012- 15. 553 Larry Downs, Yale 1956-59 82 Darien Nelson-Henry, Penn 2012- 16. 544 Justin Sears, Yale 2012- 76 Agunwa Okolie, Harvard 2012- 75 Malik Gill, Dartmouth 2012-16 Free Throw Percentage, Career Min. 120 Free Throws Made 1. 89.7 Brian Barbour, Columbia 2009-13 2. 89.5 Jim Barton, Dartmouth 1985-89 3. 88.8 Joe Heiser, Princeton 1965-68 4. 88.7 Grant Mullins, Columbia 2012- 2016-17 Ivy League Men’s Basketball Week 3 9 NOTES RECORDS BOOK WATCH Most Coaching Wins, Overall (Since 1956) Games Started, Career Wins Coach School(s), Years 1. 119 Ryan Wittman, Cornell 2006-10 1. 514 Princeton, 1967-96 --- 2. 310 Penn, 1989-2006 27. 96 , Cornell 2001-05 3. 231 James Jones Yale, 1999- 96 Keith Wright, Harvard 2008-12 4. 206 Joe Vancisin Yale, 1956-75 29. 95 John Golden, Dartmouth 2011-15 5. 198 Columbia, 1961-74 & 1990-95 30. 94 Mark Zoller, Penn 2004-07 6. 178 Frank Sullivan Harvard, 1991-07 31. 93 Chris Wroblewski, Cornell 2008-12 7. 161 Tommy Amaker Harvard, 2007- 93 Kyle Casey, Harvard 2009-12, 2013-14 8. 151 Dick Kuchen Yale, 1986-99 33. 92 Gary Raimondo, Columbia 1995-99 9. 146 Jack McCloskey Penn, 1956-66 92 Patrick Saunders, Princeton 2008-12 146 Steve Donahue Cornell, 2000-10; Penn, 2015- 92 Matthew Sullivan, Brown 2009-13 11. 139 Sam MacNeil Cornell, 1959-68 36. 91 Craig Austin, Columbia 1998-2002 12. 138 Brown, 1999-06; Penn, 2006-10 91 Ian Hummer, Princeton 2009-13 13. 136 Dave Faucher Dartmouth, 1991-04 91 Gabas Maldunas, Dartmouth 2011-15 14. 132 Paul Cormier Dartmouth, 1984-91 & 2010- 39. 90 Wallace Prather, Cornell 1998-2002 90 Alex Gamboa, Yale 2001-05 Coaching Wins, Against Ivy Teams 90 Siyani Chambers, Harvard 2012- Wins Coach School(s), Years 42. 89 David Rufful, Dartmouth 2008-12 1. 310 Pete Carril Princeton, 1967-96 43. 88 Ka’Ron Barnes, Cornell 2000-04 2 190 Fran Dunphy Penn, 1989-2006 88 Wesley Saunders, Harvard 2011-15 3. 141 Joe Vancisin Yale, 1956-75 45. 85 Alex Mitola, Dartmouth 2012-15 4. 128 James Jones Yale, 1999- 85 Armani Cotton, Yale 2011-15 5. 115 Jack Rohan Columbia, 1961-74 & 1990-95 47. 84 Cedric Kuakumensah, Brown 2012- 6. 92 Frank Sullivan Harvard, 1991-2007 48. 83 Oliver McNally, Harvard 2008-12 7. 87 Jack McCloskey Penn, 1956-66 83 Brian Barbour, Columbia 2009-13 8. 81 Glen Miller Brown, 1999-2006; Penn, 2006-10 83 T.J. Bray, Princeton 2010-14 9. 80 Dick Kuchen Yale, 1986-99 --- 10. 78 Steve Donahue Cornell, 2000-10; Penn, 2015- 79 Maodo Lo, Columbia 2012- 78 Tommy Amaker Harvard, 2007- 12. 77 Sam MacNeil Cornell, 1959-68 13. 74 Dave Faucher Dartmouth, 1991-2004 74 Penn, 1971-77 15. 66 Paul Cormier Dartmouth, 1984-91 & 2010- 2016-17 Ivy League Men’s Basketball Week 3 10 (0-0, 0-0 IVY) (0-0, 0-0 IVY) (0-0, 0-0 IVY) DATE OPPONENT...... TIME/RESULT DATE OPPONENT...... TIME/RESULT DATE OPPONENT...... TIME/RESULT Nov. 11 at Cincinnati [ESPN3]...... 7 pm Nov. 11 at Stony Brook ...... 7 pm NOVEMBER Nov. 13 Niagara [ILDN]...... 3 pm Nov. 14 at Saint Joseph’s ...... 7 pm Nov. 11 at Binghamton [ESPN3/AmericaEast]..7:30 pm Nov. 16 at Rhode Island...... 7 pm Nov. 21 at Quinnipiac ...... 7 pm Nov. 13 at Siena [Siena All-Access]...... 2 pm Nov. 19 vs. Marist @ Mohegan Sun Arena [ESPN3]...... 5:30 pm Nov. 23 vs. Army...... 7 pm Nov. 16 vs Colgate [ILDN]...... 7 pm Nov. 20 Albany @ Mohegan Sun Arena [ESPN3]...... 8 pm Nov. 26 Colgate ...... 2 pm Nov. 20 at Lafayette [Patriot League Network]...... 2 pm Nov. 23 Morgan State [ILDN]...... 4 pm Nov. 29 Hofstra ...... 7 pm Nov. 22 at Monmouth [ESPN3]...... 7 pm Nov. 28 Bryant [ILDN]...... 7 pm Dec. 1 at Seton Hall [Fox Sports 1] ...... 7 pm Nov. 26 at Houston [ESPN3]...... 5 pm Nov 30 St. Francis (NY) [ILDN]...... 7 pm Dec. 9 at Navy ...... 7 pm Nov. 30 vs. Northeastern [ILDN]...... 7 pm Dec. 11 Manhattanville...... 12 pm Dec. 3 at Central Connecticut [NEC Front Row].1 pm Dec. 17 at Wyoming [Mountain West Network]...... 10 pm Dec. 28 at Miami ...... 7 pm Dec. 6 at Providence [Fox Sports 2]...... 7 pm Dec.19 at USC [Pac 12 Network]...... 10:30 pm Dec. 30 Albany...... 7 pm Dec .9 Emerson [ILDN] ...... 7 pm Dec. 22 vs. Troy...... 2:30 pm Jan. 2 at Maine ...... 2 pm Dec. 10 Johnson & Wales [ILDN]...... 7 pm Dec. 23 vs. Chicago St./Southeast Missouri St....3/5:30 pm Jan. 7 vs. Howard ...... 7 pm Dec. 22 Maine [ILDN]...... 3:30 pm Dec. 27 at Syracuse [Regional Sports Network]...... 7 pm Jan. 14 at Cornell* ...... 4 pm Dec. 29 Quinnipiac [ILDN]...... 7 pm Jan. 21 vs. Cornell*...... 7 pm Dec. 29 vs. UMass Lowell [ILDN]...... 6 pm Dec. 31 Stony Brook [ILDN]...... 2 pm Jan. 27 vs. Dartmouth* ...... 7 pm Jan. 2 at Albany [AmericaEast.TV]...... 7:00 pm Jan. 4 at NJIT [ESPN3]...... 7 pm Jan. 28 vs. Harvard* ...... 7 pm Jan. 8 at Fisher [ILDN]...... 2 pm Jan. 13 at Princeton [ILDN]...... 8 pm Feb. 3 vs. Yale*...... 7 pm Jan. 14 vs. Columbia* [ESPN3 | ILDN]...... 4 pm Jan. 14 at Penn [ILDN]...... 8 pm Feb. 4 vs. Brown* ...... 7 pm Jan. 21 at Columbia* [ESPN3 | ILDN]...... 7 pm Jan. 20 Yale [ESPN3 | ILDN]...... 8 pm Feb. 10 at Penn* ...... 7 pm Jan. 27 vs. Harvard* [ILDN]...... 7 pm Jan. 27 at Yale [ILDN]...... 8 pm Feb. 11 at Princeton* ...... 6 pm Jan. 28 vs. Dartmouth* [ESPN3 | ILDN]...... 6 pm Feb.3 at Cornell [ILDN]...... 7 pm Feb. 17 at Harvard* ...... 7 pm Feb. 3 vs. Brown*[ILDN]...... 7 pm Feb. 4 at Columbia [ILDN]...... TBA Feb. 18 at Dartmouth* ...... 7 pm Feb. 4 vs. Yale* [ILDN]...... 6 pm Feb. 10 Harvard [ESPN3 | ILDN]...... 7 pm Feb. 24 vs. Princeton* ...... 7 pm Feb. 10 at Princeton* [ESPN3/ILDN]...... 7 pm Feb. 11 Dartmouth [ILDN]...... 6 pm Feb. 25 vs. Penn*...... 7 pm Feb. 12 at Penn* [American Sports Network/ILDN].....1pm Feb. 17 Penn [ESPN3 | ILDN]...... 8 pm Mar. 3 at Brown*...... 7 pm Feb. 17 at Dartmouth* [OneWorld Sports/ILDN]...... 7 pm Feb. 18 Princeton [ILDN]...... 6 pm Mar. 4 at Yale*...... 7 pm Feb. 18 at Harvard* [ILDN]...... 7 pm Feb. 24 at Dartmouth [ILDN]...... 7 pm Mar. 11-12 Ivy League Tournament...... TBA Feb. 24 vs. Penn* [ILDN]...... 7 pm Feb. 25 at Harvard [ILDN]...... 7 pm Philadelphia, Pa. (The Palestra) Feb. 25 vs. Princeton* [ESPN3/ILDN]...... 6 pm Mar. 3 Columbia [ILDN]...... 7 pm Mar. 3 at Yale* [ESPN3/ILDN]...... 7 pm Mar. 4 Cornell [ILDN]...... 6 pm Mar. 4 at Brown* [ILDN]...... 6 pm Mar. 11-12 Ivy League Tournament...... TBA Mar. 11-12 Ivy League Tournament...... TBA Philadelphia, Pa. (The Palestra) Philadelphia, Pa. (The Palestra)

DARTMOUTH BIG GREEN PENN QUAKERS (0-0, 0-0 IVY) (0-0, 0-0 IVY) (0-0, 0-0 IVY) DATE OPPONENT...... TIME/RESULT DATE OPPONENT...... TIME/RESULT DATE OPPONENT...... TIME/RESULT Nov 11 at Rhode Island [A-10 Network]...... 7 pm Nov. 11 vs. Stanford [ESPN2]...... 11pm Nov. 11 at Robert Morris...... 7 pm Nov 15 vs. Fairfield [ILDN]...... 7 pm @ Shanghai, China Nov. 19 at Miami...... 4 pm Nov 26 vs. Marist [ILDN]...... 3 pm Nov. 17 vs. Fisher [ILDN]...... 7 pm Nov. 22 at CCSU...... 7 pm Nov 28 at Longwood...... 7 pm Nov. 22 vs. Holy Cross [ILDN]...... 7 pm Nov. 26 at Navy...... 2 pm Nov 30 at Old Dominion...... 7 pm Nov. 26 at Massachusetts [A-10 Network]...... 1 pm Nov. 29 Villanova...... 7 pm Dec 3 at Boston College...... 1 pm Nov. 29 vs. George Washington [ILDN]...... 7 pm Dec. 3 at Temple...... 4 pm Dec 7 at Vermont...... 7 pm Dec. 3 Fordham [ILDN]...... 2 pm Dec. 7 Lafayette...... 8 pm Dec 10 vs. Maine [ILDN]...... 2 pm Dec. 6 Northeastern [ILDN]...... 7 pm Dec. 10 George Mason...... 2 pm Dec 13 at Hartford...... 7 pm Dec. 7 at Boston College...... 7 pm Dec. 12 at UCF...... 7 pm Dec 18 at LIU Brooklyn...... 2 pm Dec. 23 at Houston [ESPN2]...... 8 pm Dec. 28 Drexel...... 4 pm Dec 22 at Bryant ...... 11 am Dec. 30 Howard [ILDN]...... TBA Dec. 30 Fairfield...... 4 pm Dec 31 vs. New Hampshire [ILDN] ...... 2 pm Jan. 2 at Vermont...... 7 pm Jan. 7 at Princeton*...... 7 pm Jan 03 vs. CSU Bakersfield [ILDN]...... 7 pm Jan. 7 at Dartmouth* [ILDN]...... 7 pm Jan. 13 vs. Yale*...... 8 pm Jan 07 vs. Harvard* [ILDN]...... 7 pm Jan. 10 McGill [ILDN]...... 7 pm Jan. 14 vs. Brown*...... 8 pm Jan 21 at Harvard* [ONE World Sports | ILDN]...... 7 pm Jan. 16 at Bryant...... 7 pm Jan. 21 vs. Saint Joseph’s...... 7 pm Jan 27 at Columbia* [ILDN]...... 7 pm Jan. 21 Dartmouth* [ILDN]...... 2 pm Jan. 25 at La Salle...... 7 pm Jan 28 at Cornell* [ESPN3 |ILDN]...... 6 pm Jan. 27 at Cornell* [ILDN]...... 7 pm Feb. 3 at Harvard*...... 7 pm Feb 3 vs. Princeton* [ILDN]...... 7 pm Jan. 28 at Columbia* [ILDN]...... 7 pm Feb. 4 at Dartmouth*...... 7 pm Feb 4 vs. Penn* [ESPN3 |ILDN]...... 7 pm Feb. 3 Penn* [ILDN]...... 7 pm Feb. 7 at Princeton*...... 7 pm Feb 10 at Yale* [ESPN3 |ILDN]...... 7 pm Feb. 4 Princeton* [ILDN]...... 7 pm Feb. 10 at Columbia*...... 7 pm Feb 11 at Brown* [ILDN]...... 6 pm Feb. 10 at Brown* [ESPN3 | ILDN]...... 7 pm Feb. 12 at Cornell*...... 1 pm Feb 17 vs. Cornell* [ONE World Sports | ILDN]...... 7 pm Feb 11 at Yale* [ILDN]...... 7 pm Feb. 17 at Brown...... 8 pm Feb 18 vs. Columbia* [ESPN3 |ILDN]...... 7 pm Feb 17 Columbia*[ILDN]...... 7 pm Feb. 19 at Yale*...... 1 pm Feb 24 vs. Brown* [ILDN]...... 7 pm Feb 18 Cornell* [ILDN]...... 7 pm Feb. 24 at Cornell*...... TBA Feb 25 vs. Yale* [ESPN3 |ILDN]...... 7 pm Feb 24 Yale* [ILDN]...... 7 pm Feb. 25 at Columbia*...... TBA Mar 3 at Penn* [ONE World Sports | ILDN]...... 7 pm Feb 25 Brown* [American Sports Network | ILDN].....8 pm Mar. 3 Dartmouth*...... 7 pm Mar 4 at Princeton* [ESPN3 |ILDN]...... 6 pm Mar. 3 at Princeton* [ILDN]...... 7 pm Mar. 4 Harvard*...... 7 pm Mar. 11-12 Ivy League Tournament...... TBA Mar. 4 at Penn* [ILDN]...... 7 pm Mar. 11-12 Ivy League Tournament...... TBA Philadelphia, Pa. (The Palestra) Mar. 11-12 Ivy League Tournament...... TBA Philadelphia, Pa. (The Palestra) Philadelphia, Pa. (The Palestra) 2016-17 Ivy League Men’s Basketball Week 3 11 BROADCAST/TELEVISION SCHEDULE (0-0, 0-0 IVY) Ivy League men’s basketball teams were a part of a number of live broadcasts across numerous networks DATE OPPONENT...... TIME/RESULT during the 2016-17 season: Nov. 14 at BYU [ESPN2]...... 10 pm Nov. 20 at Lehigh [Patriot League Network]...... 2pm Date Game Time Network Nov. 23 at Lafayatte...... 7pm Monday, Nov. 14 Princeton at BYU 10 pm ESPN2 Nov. 25 vs. Rowan [ILDN]...... 5 pm Nov. 29 at VCU...... 7 pm Saturday, Dec. 10 George Mason at Penn 2pm ESPN3 | ILDN Dec. 6 vs. California [Fox Sports 1]...... 7 pm Dec. 7 vs. Hawai’i [Fox Sports 1]...... 9:30 pm Saturday, Jan. 7 Penn at Princeton 7pm ONE World Sports | ILDN Dec. 10 at Liberty...... 2 pm Saturday, Jan. 14 Columbia at Cornell 4pm ESPN3 | ILDN Dec. 14 vs. Saint Joseph’s [ESPNU]...... 5 pm Saturday, Jan. 14 Yale at Princeton 8pm ONE World Sports | ILDN Dec. 20 at Monmouth ...... 7 pm Friday, Jan. 20 Yale at Brown 8 pm ESPN3 | ILDN Dec. 22 at Bucknell...... 7 pm Saturday, Jan. 21 Cornell at Columbia 7pm ESPN3 | ILDN Dec. 28 vs. Hampton [ILDN] ...... 5 pm Saturday, Jan. 21 Dartmouth at Harvard 2pm ONE World Sports | ILDN Dec. 31 vs. Cal Poly [ILDN] ...... 1 pm Saturday, Jan. 28 Dartmouth at Cornell 6pm ESPN3 | ILDN Jan. 7 vs. Penn [ONE World Sports | ILDN] ...... 7 pm Saturday, Jan. 28 Harvard at Columbia 7pm ONE World Sports | ILDN Jan. 13 vs. Brown [ILDN]...... 8 pm Jan. 14 vs. Yale [ONE World Sports | ILDN] ...... 8 pm Friday, Feb. 3 Penn at Harvard 7pm ESPN3 | ILDN Feb. 3 at Dartmouth [ILDN]...... 7 pm Saturday, Feb. 4 Brown at Columbia 7pm ONE World Sports | ILDN Feb. 4 at Harvard [ESPN3 | ILDN]...... 7 pm Saturday, Feb. 4 Princeton at Harvard 7pm ESPN3 | ILDN Feb. 7 at Penn [ILDN]...... 7 pm Saturday, Feb. 4 Penn at Dartmouth 7pm ESPN3 | ILDN Feb. 10 vs. Cornell [ESPN3 | ILDN]...... 7 pm Friday, Feb. 10 Columbia at Penn 7pm ESPN3 | ILDN Feb. 11 vs. Columbia [ILDN]...... 6 pm Friday, Feb. 10 Cornell at Princeton 7pm ESPN3 | ILDN Feb. 17 at Yale [ESPN3 | ILDN]...... 8 pm Friday, Feb. 10 Harvard at Brown 7pm ESPN3 | ILDN Feb. 18 at Brown [ILDN]...... 6:30 pm Friday, Feb. 10 Dartmouth at Yale 7pm ESPN3 | ILDN Feb. 24 at Columbia [ONE World Sports | ILDN]...... 7 pm Saturday, Feb. 11 Harvard at Yale 7pm ONE World Sports | ILDN Feb. 25 at Cornell [ESPN3 | ILDN]...... 6 pm Sunday, Feb. 12 Cornell at Penn 1pm American Sports Network | ILDN Mar. 3 vs. Harvard [ESPNU]...... 5:30 pm Friday. Feb. 17 Cornell at Dartmouth 7pm ONE World Sports | ILDN Mar. 4 vs. Dartmouth [ILDN]...... 6 pm Friday, Feb. 17 Penn at Brown 8pm ESPN3 | ILDN Mar. 11-12 Ivy League Tournament...... TBA Friday, Feb. 17 Princeton at Yale 8pm ESPN3 | ILDN Philadelphia, Pa. (The Palestra) Saturday, Feb. 18 Columbia at Dartmouth 7pm ESPN3 | ILDN Sunday, Feb. 19 Penn at Yale 1pm American Sports Network | ILDN Friday, Feb. 24 Princeton at Columbia 7pm ONE World Sports | ILDN Friday, Feb. 24 Yale at Harvard 7pm ESPN3 | ILDN Saturday, Feb. 25 Princeton at Cornell 6pm ESPN3 | ILDN (0-0, 0-0 IVY) Saturday, Feb. 25 Penn at Columbia TBA ESPN3 | ILDN DATE OPPONENT...... TIME/RESULT Saturday, Feb. 25 Yale at Dartmouth 7pm ESPN3 | ILDN Nov. 13 at Washington [Pac-12 Networks]...... 7 pm Saturday, Feb. 25 Brown at Harvard 7pm American Sports Network | ILDN Nov. 17 Lehigh...... 7 pm Nov. 20 at Virginia...... 1 pm Friday, March 3 Dartmouth at Penn 7pm ONE World Sports | ILDN Nov. 22 at Pittsburgh...... 7 pm Friday, March 3 Cornell at Yale 7pm ESPN3 | ILDN Nov. 26 at Vermont...... 1 pm Friday, March 3 Harvard at Princeton 7pm ESPNU Nov. 30 at Bryant...... 7 pm Saturday, March 4 Dartmouth at Princeton 6pm ESPN3 | ILDN Dec. 3 Albany...... 2 pm Dec. 8 at Sacred Heart...... 8 pm Ivy League Tournament Dec. 11 Delaware...... 2 pm Saturday, March 11 Semifinal 1 1:30pm ESPNU Dec. 13 Central Connecticut State...... 7 pm Saturday, March 11 Semifinal 2 4pm ESPNU Dec. 22 at Temple [ESPNU]...... 7 pm Sunday, March 12 Championship 12pm ESPN2 Jan. 2 Hartford...... 7 pm Jan. 7 Mitchell...... 2 pm Jan. 13 at Penn*...... TBA POSTSEASON AWARDS Jan. 14 at Princeton*...... 8 pm Following the end of the season, the Ivy League will announce its postseason awards in men’s women’s Jan. 20 at Brown* [ESPN3 | ILDN]...... 8 pm basketball, as voted on by the League’s eight head coaches. Jan. 27 Brown*...... 8 pm Feb. 3 at Columbia...... TBA Feb. 4 at Cornell*...... TBA The All-Ivy teams (first, second and honorable mention), Player of the Year, Defensive Player of the Year, Feb. 10 Dartmouth*...... 7 pm Rookie of the Year and Coach of the Year will be announced on Wednesday, March 8. Feb. 11 Harvard* [ILDN]...... 7 pm Feb. 17 Princeton*...... 8 pm Feb. 19 Penn*...... 1 pm Feb. 24 at Harvard* [ILDN]...... 7 pm Feb. 25 at Dartmouth*...... 7 pm Mar. 3 Cornell*...... 7 pm Mar. 4 Columbia*...... 7 pm Mar. 11-12 Ivy League Tournament...... TBA Philadelphia, Pa. 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