2013-14 Ivy League Postseason 4 Men’s March 31, 2014

STANDINGS POSTSEASON SCHEDULE Monday, March 17 CIT First Round Ivy League Overall Holy Cross 68, Brown 65 Record Pct. Home Away Record Pct. Home Away Neutral Streak Harvard 13-1 .929 6-1 7-0 27-5 .844 11-1 11-3 5-1 L 1 Tuesday, March 18 Yale 9-5 .643 5-2 4-3 18-13 .581 9-4 8-9 1-0 W 3 CIT First Round Princeton 8-6 .571 5-2 3-4 21-9 .700 11-2 9-6 1-1 L 1 Columbia 58, Valparaiso 56 Columbia 8-6 .571 5-2 3-4 21-13 .618 14-4 5-8 2-1 L 1 Brown 7-7 .500 4-3 3-4 15-14 .517 8-6 7-8 0-0 L 4 Wednesday, March 19 Dartmouth 5-9 .357 3-4 2-5 12-16 .429 8-7 4-9 0-0 W 3 CIT First Round Yale 69, Quinnipiac 68 Penn 5-9 .357 4-3 1-6 8-20 .286 6-8 2-12 0-0 L 1 Cornell 1-13 .071 1-6 0-7 2-26 .071 2-11 0-15 0-0 L 7 CBI First Round Princeton 56, Tulane 55 YALE REMAINS AS LONE IVY LEAGUE TEAM LEFT Thursday, March 20 IN POSTSEASON PLAY NCAA East Region Second Round The record-setting run of five Ivy League men’s basketball teams in the Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena, Spokane, Wash. postseason has come down to one as Yale sits one step away from (12) Harvard 61, (5) Cincinnati 57 [TNT] playing for the CollegeInsider.com Tournament (CIT) title. Saturday, March 22 Rebounding from two losses to close the regular season, Yale has put together a three-game winning streak CIT Second Round to reach the CIT semifinals and a matchup with VMI on Tuesday, April 1. Tipoff is set for 7 p.m. on the CBS Columbia 69, Eastern Michigan 56 Sports Network. The Bulldogs’ postseason run has included three close wins over Quinnipiac in the first round, Yale 71, Holy Cross 66 Holy Cross in the second round and Columbia in the quarterfinals. Yale and Columbia joined Brown to make up an all-time high of three Ivy League teams in the CIT. Yale is in the postseason for the sixth time (3 NCAA, NCAA East Region Third Round 1 NIT, 2 CIT), while Brown made its fifth appearance (2 NCAA, 1 NIT, 1 CBI, 1 CIT) and Columbia enjoyed its Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena, Spokane, Wash. fourth appearance (3 NCAA, 1 CIT) playing beyond the regular season. (4) Michigan State 80, (12) Harvard 73 [TNT]

In the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship, No. 12 seed Harvard Monday, March 24 answered the predictions of various pundits with a near wire-to-wire win over CBI Quarterfinal No. 5 seed Cincinnati in a second-round game in Spokane, Wash. The victory Fresno State 72, Princeton 56 made the Crimson the first Ivy League team to win an NCAA Tournament game in consecutive seasons since Princeton did so in 1983 and 1984 and the first Wednesday, March 26 time since the bracket expanded to 64 teams in 1985. Harvard gave No. 4 seed CIT Quarterfinal Michigan State all it could handle in the third round, rallying from a 16-point deficit Yale 72, Columbia 69 to take a 62-60 lead with 7:12 to play, but the Spartans proved to have the answer down the stretch and escaped with an 80-73 victory to advance to the Sweet 16 at Madison Square Garden. Tuesday, April 1 CIT Semifinals Over in the College Basketball Invitational (CBI), Princeton advanced to the Yale at VMI, 7 pm [CBSSN] quarterfinals for the third time in five years. The Tigers opened with a 56-55 Pacific at Murray State, 9 pm [CBSSN] first-round win at Tulane before dropping a 72-56 decision at Fresno State in the quarterfinals to cap their 21-win season. In the win over the Green Wave, Princeton Thursday, April 3 fought off a 7-0 run in the final 90 seconds to hold on to the one-point victory. In the CIT Championship [CBSSN] loss to the Bulldogs, the Tigers began the second half with an inspired rally to climb out of an eight-point deficit but could not sustain that momentum to pull out the victory. League teams now KEY: stand with a 5-5 (.500) record in the CBI in five appearances. CBSSN – CBS Sports Network (DirecTV 613, DISH 158, Verizon FiOS 94, Comcast 854, AT&T U-verse Ivy League men’s basketball is in the midst of its greatest postseason run in its 58-year history with seven 643 [SD]/1643 [HD]) total wins so far, thanks to an impressive 4-1 start in its first five games. The Ivy League boasts a record five teams in the postseason and multiple teams in the postseason for the fourth time in five years. The League has three or more teams advancing to postseason play for the fourth time in conference history (2001-02, 2009-10, 2011-12 and 2013-14). The League’s previous high was four postseason teams -- Harvard (NCAA), Penn and Princeton (CBI) and Yale (CIT) -- just two seasons ago.

Web: IvyLeagueSports.com | #IvyDigital: IvyLeagueDigitalNetwork.com Facebook: TheIvyLeague | Instagram: IvyLeagueSports | Twitter: @Ivy_Athletics, #IvyBasketball Postseason 2 4 2013-14 Ivy League Men’s Basketball NATIONAL POSTSEASON HONORS ATHLETES FOR A BETTER WORLD FOUNDATION NETSCOUTS BASKETBALL Wooden Citizenship Cup All-International Teams Finalist Honorable Mention Dau Jok, Penn Maodo Lo, Columbia

CAPITAL ONE®/CoSIDA UNITED STATES BASKETBALL WRITERS ASSOCIATION (USBWA) Academic All-America Most Courageous Award Third Team Dau Jok, Penn Matt Townsend, Yale All-District I Team Academic All-District Wesley Saunders, Harvard First Team Rafael Maia, Brown Connor Boehm, Dartmouth Matt Townsend, Yale

COLLEGEINSIDER.COM Finalists , Harvard James Jones, Yale

Lou Henson All-America Team Wesley Saunders, Harvard , Yale

COLLEGE SPORTS MADNESS Mid-Major All-America Teams Second Team Wesley Saunders, Harvard

Fourth Team Justin Sears, Yale

Ivy League Awards Coach of the Year James Jones, Yale

Player of the Year Wesley Saunders, Harvard

Freshman of the Year , Princeton

NAISMITH MEMORIAL BASKETBALL HALL OF FAME Collegiate Point Guard of the Year Finalist Siyani Chambers, Harvard

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BASKETBALL COACHES (NABC) Allstate Good Works Team Dau Jok, Penn

All-District 13 Teams First Team Wesley Saunders, Harvard T.J. Bray, Princeton Justin Sears, Yale

Second Team Sean McGonagill, Brown Siyani Chambers, Harvard Postseason 3 4 2013-14 Ivy League Men’s Basketball IVY POSTSEASON HONORS PLAYER OF THE YEAR NOTES Wesley Saunders, Harvard (Jr., G/F - Los Angeles) • Wesley Saunders was just the third Harvard player to earn the Ivy League Player of the Year honors joining Joe Carrabino in 1983-84 and Keith Wright in ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 2010-11. In addition, Saunders is a unanimous selection as first-team All-Ivy for Spencer Weisz, Princeton (Fr., F - Florham Park, N.J.) the second-straight season.

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR • Spencer Weisz was the sixth Princeton player to be tabbed Ivy League Rookie Cedric Kuakumensah, Brown (So., F - Worcester, Mass.) of the Year, joining Brian Taylor (1970-71), Bob Roma (1976-77), Rick Hielscher (1991-92), Chris Young (1998-99), Konrad Wysocki (2000-01). FIRST TEAM ALL-IVY Sean McGonagill, Brown (Sr., G - Brookfield, Ill.) • Cedric Kuakumensah joined Cornell’s Jeff Foote (2008-09 and 2009-10) as Alex Rosenberg, Columbia (Jr., F - Short Hills, N.J.) the only players to be named Ivy League Defensive Player of the Year in back- *Wesley Saunders, Harvard (Jr., G/F - Los Angeles) to-back seasons. *T.J. Bray, Princeton (Sr., G - New Berlin, Wis.) Justin Sears, Yale (So., F - Plainfield, N.J.) • Including the honor mention selections, Harvard led the way with six All-Ivy honorees, followed by Brown, Columbia and Yale with two each. The Crimson’s SECOND TEAM ALL-IVY six All-Ivy players matches the most in League history with Penn’s six (two on the Maodo Lo, Columbia (So., G - Berlin) first team, three on the second team and one honorable mention) in 1994-95. Siyani Chambers, Harvard (So., G - Golden Valley, Minn.) Steve Moundou-Missi, Harvard (Jr., F - Yaounde, Cameroon) Laurent Rivard, Harvard (Sr., G - Saint-Bruno, Quebec, Canada) Fran Dougherty, Penn (Sr., F - New Britain, Pa.)

HONORABLE MENTION ALL-IVY Cedric Kuakumensah, Brown (So., F - Worcester, Mass.) Nolan Cressler, Cornell (So., G - Pittsburgh) Brandyn Curry, Harvard (Sr., G - Huntersville, N.C.) Kyle Casey, Harvard (Sr., F - Medway, Mass.) Javier Duren, Yale (Jr., G - St. Louis)

*Unanimous Selection Postseason 4 4 2013-14 Ivy League Men’s Basketball WEEKLY AWARDS HISTORY WEEKLY AWARD WINNERS PLAYER OF THE WEEK PLAYERS OF THE WEEK School Last Occurrence Player November 11...... Tony Hicks, Penn (So., G) Brown January 27, 2014 Sean McGonagill Columbia February 24, 2014* Alex Rosenberg Justin Sears, Yale (So., F) Cornell November 26, 2012 Shonn Miller November 18...... Sean McGonagill, Brown (Sr., G) Dartmouth March 10, 2014* Alex Mitola Javier Duren, Yale (Jr., G) Harvard March 10, 2014* Steve Moundou-Missi November 25...... Maodo Lo, Columbia (So., G) Penn February 10, 2014* Fran Dougherty December 2...... Wesley Saunders, Harvard (Jr., G/F) Princeton March 3, 2014 T.J. Bray Yale February 17, 2014* Justin Sears T.J. Bray, Princeton (Sr., G) December 9...... Wesley Saunders, Harvard (Jr., G/F) ROOKIE OF THE WEEK December 16...... T.J. Bray, Princeton (Sr., G) School Last Occurrence Player December 23...... Siyani Chambers, Harvard (So., G) Brown March 10, 2014 Leland King December 30...... Siyani Chambers, Harvard (So., G) Columbia December 30, 2013* Luke Petrasek Cornell January 20, 2014 Darryl Smith January 6...... Alex Rosenberg, Columbia (Jr., F) Dartmouth March 5, 2012 Jvonte Brooks Wesley Saunders, Harvard (Jr., G/F) Harvard March 11, 2013 Siyani Chambers January 13...... Fran Dougherty, Penn (Sr., F) Penn March 4, 2013 Tony Hicks January 20...... Alex Rosenberg, Columbia (Jr., F) Princeton March 3, 2014 Spencer Weisz Justin Sears, Yale (So., F) Yale January 28, 2013* Justin Sears January 27...... Sean McGonagill, Brown (Sr., G) *Shared honor February 3...... John Golden, Dartmouth (Jr., F) Justin Sears, Yale (So., F) February 10...... Fran Dougherty, Penn (Sr., F) ...... Justin Sears, Yale (So., F) February 17...... Alex Rosenberg, Columbia (Jr., F) Justin Sears, Yale (So., F) February 24...... Alex Rosenberg, Columbia (Jr., F) Siyani Chambers, Harvard (So., G) March 3...... T.J. Bray, Princeton (Sr., G) March 10...... Alex Mitola, Dartmouth (So., G) Steve Moundou-Missi, Harvard (Jr., F)

ROOKIES OF THE WEEK November 11...... Robert Hatter, Cornell (Fr., G) November 18...... Norman Hobbie, Brown (Fr., G) November 25...... Leland King, Brown (Fr., F) December 2...... Robert Hatter, Cornell (Fr., G) December 9...... Spencer Weisz, Princeton (Fr., F) December 16...... Spencer Weisz, Princeton (Fr., F) December 23...... Luke Petrasek, Columbia (Fr., F) December 30...... Steven Spieth, Brown (Fr., G) Luke Petrasek, Columbia (Fr., F) January 6...... Norman Hobbie, Brown (Fr., G) January 13...... Norman Hobbie, Brown (Fr., G) January 20...... Darryl Smith, Cornell (Fr., G) January 27...... Spencer Weisz, Princeton (Fr., F) February 3...... Steven Spieth, Brown (Fr., G) February 10...... Steven Spieth, Brown (Fr., G) February 17...... Leland King, Brown (Fr., F) February 24...... Leland King, Brown (Fr., F) March 3...... Spencer Weisz, Princeton (Fr., F) March 10...... Leland King, Brown (Fr., F) Postseason 5 4 2013-14 Ivy League Men’s Basketball

TEAM-BY-TEAM NOTES ASSOCIATED PRESS POLL BROWN March 17 None of Brown’s 13 losses this season were by double digits. The Bears’ largest Rank Team (First Place Votes)...... Record...... Points...... Previous defeat was a nine-point loss (75-66) vs. Rhode Island on Jan. 2. Eight of Brown’s 1. Florida (50) ...... 32-2...... 1,610...... 1 losses were by five points or less. Senior G Sean McGonagill closed his career 2. Wichita State (15) ...... 34-0...... 1,571...... 2 third on the school’s all-time scoring list with 1,618 points, 50 points behind Arnie 3. Virginia...... 28-6...... 1,430...... 6 Berman’s 1,668 points from 1969-72. 4. Arizona...... 30-4...... 1,422...... 4 5. Louisville...... 29-5...... 1,412...... 5 6. Villanova...... 28-4...... 1,231...... 3 COLUMBIA 7. Michigan...... 25-8...... 1,162...... 8 Columbia reached the 20-win plateau for the seventh time in program history 8. Duke...... 26-8...... 1,121...... 7 and won more than 20 games for the first time since 1967-68 when the team 9. Iowa State...... 26-7...... 1,055...... 16 went 23-5 and won the Ivy League title. The Lions achieved a program-record 10. Kansas...... 24-9...... 1,045...... 10 13 non-conference victories. Junior F Alex Rosenberg, who became the 26th 11. Michigan State...... 26-8...... 950...... 22 12. Wisconsin...... 26-7...... 892...... 12 player in school history to reach 1,000 points, reset the school’s single-season 13. San Diego State...... 29-4...... 890...... 8 record for free throws made with 227, breaking the old mark of 224 previously 14. Syracuse...... 27-5...... 757...... 11 held by Chet Forte. 15. Cincinnati...... 27-6...... 720...... 13 16. Creighton...... 26-7...... 658...... 14 CORNELL 17. New Mexico...... 27-6...... 623...... 20 18. Connecticut...... 26-8...... 503...... 21 Cornell shot 20 or more three-pointers just six times in its final 16 games after 19. North Carolina...... 23-9...... 424...... 15 launching from beyond the arc at least 20 times in 11 of its first 12 games, 20. UCLA...... 26-8...... 413...... NR including 32 shots at Syracuse and 41 at Western Michigan. Sophomore G Nolan 21. Oklahoma...... 23-9...... 265...... 17 Cressler hit for double figures in 11 of 14 Ivy League games, scoring at least 20 22. Ohio State...... 25-9...... 167...... 24 points in four of those games. 23. Baylor...... 24-11...... 148...... NR 24. Virginia Commonwealth...... 26-8...... 140...... 23 25. Saint Louis...... 26-6...... 131...... 18 DARTMOUTH Dartmouth’s 12 victories are the most since its 1998-99 squad went 14-12. The Others receiving votes: Memphis 101, Gonzaga 83, Kentucky 77, Stephen F. Austin 46, Harvard 30, Saint Joseph’s 14, Texas 13, Oregon 8, Providence 6, Massachusetts 3, Tennessee 2, Western Big Green shot 38.0 percent from three-point range, its highest mark in a dozen Michigan 1, North Carolina Central 1. years. Dartmouth’s 44.4 field goal percentage and scoring average of 68.0 ppg were its program’s best in 17 years. The Big Green finished the season with more rebounds than its opponents for the first time in 27 years. Senior G Tyler Melville USA TODAY COACHES POLL matched a career-high with 23 points in the March 7 win at Brown and finished March 17 his career with 804 points, 177 rebounds and 148 assists. Rank Team (First Place Votes)...... Record...... Points...... Previous 1. Florida (26) ...... 32-2...... 794...... 1 HARVARD 2. Wichita State (6) ...... 34-0...... 774...... 2 Harvard completed the season with a program-record 27 victories. Senior G 3. Louisville...... 29-5...... 717...... 5 Laurent Rivard finished his career tied for the most games played (123) with 4. Virginia...... 28-6...... 696...... 8 5. Arizona...... 30-4...... 679...... 4 Princeton’s (2009-13), second in most three-pointers made (287) 6. Duke...... 26-8...... 609...... 6 and attempted (700) in Ivy League history and matched his own school single- 7. Villanova...... 28-4...... 604...... 3 season mark with 80 three-pointers made. Junior G/F Wesley Saunders became 8. Michigan...... 25-8...... 563...... 9 the 31st member of the school’s 1,000-point club vs. Michigan State and will enter 9. Iowa State...... 26-7...... 492...... 16 his senior season with 1,012 career points. 10. Kansas...... 24-9...... 487...... 10 11. San Diego State...... 29-4...... 482...... 7 12. Syracuse...... 27-5...... 399...... 11 PENN 13. Michigan State...... 26-8...... 394...... 22 Senior G Miles Jackson-Cartwright finished his career on Penn’s all-time lists 14. Cincinnati...... 27-6...... 390...... 12 in scoring (1,401, 12th), three-point field goals made (155, 9th), three-point field 15. Wisconsin...... 26-7...... 387...... 13 goal attempts (449, 10th), free throws made (364, 9th), assists (358, 7th), steals 16. Creighton...... 26-7...... 333...... 14 17. New Mexico...... 26-7...... 314...... 20 (131, 10th), games played (118, t-1st) and games started (107, 4th). Senior F 18. North Carolina...... 23-9...... 239...... 15 Fran Dougherty scored in double figures in nine of his last 11 games. 19. Connecticut...... 26-8...... 215...... 21 20. Oklahoma...... 23-9...... 127...... 18 PRINCETON 21. Saint Louis...... 26-6...... 107...... 17 Princeton’s 21 wins were its most since 2010-11, when the Tigers won 25 games. 22. Kentucky...... 24-10...... 103...... NR 23. UCLA...... 26-8...... 101...... NR The wins also made head coach Mitch Henderson the third coach in program 24. Ohio State...... 25-9...... 91...... 24 history to win at least 20 games in two of his first three seasons alongside Butch 25. Virginia Commonwealth...... 26-8...... 63...... 25 van Breda Kolff and Bill Carmody. Senior G T.J. Bray finished his career 29th Others receiving votes: Memphis 61, Gonzaga 50, Baylor 41, Pittsburgh 26, Texas 15, Stephen F. in scoring (1,024), third in assists (374), sixth in steals (150) and tied for third in Austin (13, Saint Joseph’s 10, Southern Methodist 8, Nebraska 6, Providence 3, Harvard 2, Southern games played (118) in school history. Miss 2, George Washington 1, Iowa 1, Tulsa 1.

YALE Yale is playing a game in the month of April for the first time in its program’s history. The Bulldogs are playing VMI for the first time and are playing in the state of Virginia for the first time since a 58-56 loss at Hampton on Dec. 30, 2008. Junior G Javier Duren is averaging 21.0 ppg in Yale’s CIT run, just under seven points higher than his season average of 13.3 ppg. Postseason 6 4 2013-14 Ivy League Men’s Basketball NOTES 58TH SEASON OF IVY LEAGUE BASKETBALL 20-WIN SEASONS The 2013-14 season is officially the 58th season of Ivy League men’s basketball. The Ivy League boasts multiple 20-win teams -- Harvard, Princeton and Columbia Although the League’s official founding was February 1954, the first yearof -- for the fourth time in five seasons. The Crimson became the first Ivy League athletics competition was the 1956-57 season. school to register five-consecutive, 20-win seasons since Penn did so a record six times from 1969-70 to 1974-75 with its Feb. 14 victory over Cornell. THE IVY LEAGUE IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT The Ivy League has enjoyed a long and storied history in the NCAA Tournament, Year Teams especially in the last five years. 1967-68 Columbia (23-5)*, Princeton (20-6) 1969-70 Penn (25-2)*, Columbia (20-5) Cornell’s run to the Sweet 16 in the 2010 NCAA Tournament was the latest 1971-72 Penn (25-3)*, Princeton (20-7) installment of the League’s storied postseason history. The Big Red, as a No. 1974-75 Penn (23-5)*, Princeton (22-8) 12 seed, danced to the East Regional semifinals after two impressive wins over 1998-99 Penn (21-6)*, Princeton (22-8) fifth-seeded Temple (78-65) and fourth-seeded Wisconsin (87-69) in the first 2001-02 Penn (25-7)*, Yale (21-11) two rounds. The victories were the first for the League since Princeton, as a 2009-10 Cornell (29-5)*, Princeton (22-9), Harvard (21-8) No. 5 seed, defeated 12th-seeded UNLV in the first round of the 1998 NCAA 2010-11 Princeton (25-7)*, Harvard (23-7) Tournament. It marked the first time an Ivy team advanced to the regional 2011-12 Harvard (26-5)*, Princeton (20-12), Penn (20-13) semifinals since Penn’s magical run to the 1979 Final Four. 2012-13 Harvard (20-10)* 2013-14 Harvard (27-5)*, Princeton (21-9), Columbia (21-13) In the 2011 NCAA Tournament, Princeton was seconds away from adding another upset to the League’s postseason lore. The 13th-seeded Tigers fought *NCAA Tournament team toe-to-toe with fourth-seeded Kentucky in a second-round matchup, tying the game at 57-57 with 38 seconds left in regulation. Kentucky freshman Brandon TITLE HISTORY Knight, held scoreless for more than 39 minutes, made a driving layup with two Harvard captured its fourth-straight overall and third-straight outright Ivy League seconds remaining to lift the Wildcats to a 59-57 win. title this season to become the 18th team to win the conference championship with a 13-1 conference record, joining Penn (eight times --- 1971-72, 1973-74, The 2012 NCAA Tournament saw Harvard make it back to the Big Dance for the 1974-75, 1978-79, 1980-81, 1998-99, 2004-05 and 2006-07), Princeton (six times first time since 1946. The 12th-seeded Crimson fought back from a late first-half -- 1958-59, 1964-65, 1966-67, 1976-77, 1980-81 and 2003-04), Dartmouth (once run and hot outside shooting by fifth-seeded Vanderbilt to pull within five points -- 1958-59), Yale (once -- 1961-62) and Cornell (once -- 2009-10). with less than two minutes remaining in the game. However, Harvard could not get any closer as the Commodores held on for a 79-70 win. Only 13 teams have gone a perfect 14-0 in Ivy play. Penn has done it seven times (1969-70, 1970-71, 1992-93, 1993-94, 1994-95, 1999-2000 and 2002-03), The Crimson was back in the Big Dance last season and set its sights on making Princeton five times (1968-69, 1975-76, 1990-91, 1996-97 and 1997-98) and history in Salt Lake City. Receiving a No. 14 seed, Harvard became Cinderella Cornell once (2007-08). with a 68-62 upset victory over third-seeded New Mexico in a West Region second-round game at EnergySolutions Arena. The Crimson’s historic run ended Fourteen teams have won the League title with a 12-2 mark -- Penn has done it two days later with a chance to make it to the Sweet 16 on the line in a 74-51 six times (1965-66, 1972-73, 1977-78, 1981-82, 1995-96 and 2005-06), Princeton loss to sixth-seeded Arizona. Harvard’s 2013 NCAA Tournament win marked its five times (1963-64, 1982-83, 1991-92, 1995-96 and 2010-11), Yale once (1956- first postseason win as the team was previously was 0-3 in the NCAA Tournament 57) and Harvard twice (2010-11 and 2011-12). (1945-46 and 2011-12), 0-1 in the CollegeInsider.com Tournament (2009-10), 0-1 in the Ivy League Playoff (2010-11) and 0-1 in the Postseason NIT (2010-11). Nine teams have won with an 11-3 mark -- 1957-58 (Dartmouth), 1959-60 It was the first victory for an Ivy League school as a No. 14 seed in the NCAA (Princeton), 1960-61 (Princeton), 1987-88 (Cornell), 1988-89 (Princeton), 1990- Tournament. League teams had previously captured wins in the Big Dance as 91 (Princeton), 2000-01 (Princeton), 2008-09 (Cornell) and 2012-13 (Harvard). Nos. 5, 9, 11, 12 and 13 seeds. There has been four times that a 10-4 record won the conference crown outright. This year, No. 12 seed Harvard pulled off another upset with a 61-57 win over Interestingly, it happened in four-straight seasons from 1983-84 to 1986-87. Penn No. 5 seed Cincinnati in the second round. Then the Crimson pushed No. 4 seed did it twice in 1984-85 and 1986-87 with identical 13-14 overall records, the most Michigan State to the limit in the third round, taking a two-point lead late in second overall losses for an Ivy team to win the League title. Princeton took home the half after trailing by as many as 16 points, before falling 80-73 and missing out on 1983-84 title and Brown did the same in 1985-86 with 10 Ivy wins. a chance to advance to the Sweet 16. No Team Last Title Harvard made the 71st NCAA Tournament appearance for an Ivy League team 26 Princeton 2010-11 and the 57th for the League since its first official season. Ivy League teams have 25 Penn 2006-07 combined for a 42-81 (.341) record in 71 NCAA Tournament appearances since 4 Yale 2001-02 1938-39. Since the 1956-57 season, the Ivy League has a 33-61 (.351) record 4 Cornell 2009-10 in 57 appearances. The Crimson was in the postseason for the fifth-straight year 4 Harvard 2013-14 -- 2009-10 (CIT), 2010-11 (NIT), 2011-12 (NCAA), 2012-13 (NCAA) and 2013-14 2 Dartmouth 1958-59 (NCAA) -- which is the longest streak since Princeton advanced to seven-straight 1 Columbia 1967-68 postseasons from 1995-96 to 2001-02. 1 Brown 1985-86 Postseason 7 4 2013-14 Ivy League Men’s Basketball NOTES TITLE STREAKS THE IVY LEAGUE VERSUS... In an interesting fact, the Ivy League has had 10 times when a team won the The Ivy League’s records against non-League opponents during the 2013-14 conference crown in three or more consecutive seasons. Harvard’s current season: championship run is just the second non-Penn or Princeton three-peat, joining Cornell’s trio of titles in 2007-08, 2008-09 and 2009-10. Penn and Princeton have Conference 2013-14 Record won three or more consecutive titles four times each previously. America East 11-7 American Athletic 1-5 Team Years Atlantic Coast 1-2 Princeton 1961-62 (shared w/ Yale), 63-64, 64-65 Atlantic 10 2-6 Princeton 1966-67, 67-68 (shared w/ Columbia), 68-69 Atlantic Sun 0-1 Penn 1969-70, 70-71, 71-72, 72-73, 73-74, 74-75 Big East 0-6 Penn 1977-78, 78-79, 79-80 (shared w/ Princeton), Big South 3-1 80-81 (shared w/ Princeton), 81-82 Big Ten 1-5 Princeton 1988-89, 89-90, 90-91, 91-92 Big 12 1-0 Penn 1992-93, 93-94, 94-95, 95-96 (shared w/ Princeton) Colonial Athletic Association 1-0 Princeton 1995-96 (shared w/ Penn), 96-97, 97-98 Conference USA 3-1 Penn 2004-05, 05-06, 06-07 Horizon League 1-0 Cornell 2007-08, 08-09, 09-10 Metro Atlantic Athletic 2-6 Harvard 2010-11 (shared w/ Princeton), 2011-12, 2012-13, 2013-14 Mid-American 1-2 Mid-Eastern Athletic 3-0 POLL HISTORY Northeast 8-5 Seven Ivy League teams have been ranked in the history of the Associated Press Ohio Valley 1-0 Top 25 Poll. During the 2011-12 season, Harvard became the seventh team to be Pac-12 0-1 ranked in AP Poll with four appearances to go along with nine times, including a Patriot League 9-4 run of eight-straight weeks, in the USA Today Coaches’ Poll. Southern 0-1 Summit League 1-1 Penn leads the way with 78 appearances, followed by Princeton (41), Columbia Sun Belt 1-0 (31), Dartmouth (5), Harvard (4), Yale (4) and Cornell (3). The Quakers achieved West Coast 1-2 the League’s highest-ever AP ranking, No. 3, in the final polls following the 1970- Independents 1-0 71 and 1971-72 seasons. Non-Division I Opponents 8-0 TOTAL 61-56 (.521) So far this season, Harvard has received votes in 17 AP Polls (preseason, Nov. 11, Nov. 18, Nov. 25, Dec. 2, Dec. 9. Dec. 16, Dec. 23., Dec. 30, Jan. 6, Jan. 13, THE IVY LEAGUE VERSUS CONTINUED... Jan. 20, Jan. 27, Feb. 3, March 3, March 10 and March 17) and 11 USA Today The Ivy League has posted a non-conference of .500 or better in three of the last Coaches’ Polls (preseason, Nov. 11, Nov. 18, Nov. 25, Jan. 6, Jan. 13, Jan. 20, four seasons. Last season’s sub-.500 record (50-71, .413) came off back-to-back Feb. 3, March 3, March 10 and March 17). regular seasons with .500 or better non-conference records for the first time since the 1969-70 (49-39, .557) and 1970-71 (46-45, .505) seasons. THE IVY LEAGUE IN THE RPI Harvard leads all Ivy League teams in the RPI ratings compiled by various 2004-05 50-57 (.467) services with the Crimson’s highest ranking of 32nd by the Jeff Sagarin Ratings. 2005-06 44-63 (.411) As a conference, the Ivy League’s highest ranking is 14th by the Jeff Sagarin 2006-07 54-55 (.495) Ratings. 2007-08 49-67 (.422) 2008-09 46-67 (.407) CBN CBS ESPN NCAA POM REAL SAG 2009-10 57-65 (.467) Harvard 46 46 34 46 33 46 32 2010-11 60-54 (.526) Princeton 122 122 115 122 102 127 111 2011-12 67-59 (.532) Columbia 130 130 122 130 123 125 125 2012-13 50-71 (.413) Yale 147 147 169 147 154 149 144 2013-14 61-56 (.521) Brown 229 229 165 229 162 232 183 Ivy League 18 18 18 14 NON-CONFERENCE BY THE NUMBERS 3 -- The Ivy League scored three wins over teams from the big five conferences CBN = Collegiate Basketball News REAL = RealTimeRPI.com with Princeton’s overtime win at Penn State and Harvard’s wins over TCU to CBS = CBSSports.com RPI SAG = Jeff Sagarin Ratings capture the Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout title and Boston College to ESPN = ESPN College Basketball Power Index make it six straight against the Eagles. NCAA = NCAA RPI POM = Pomeroy College Basketball Ratings 5 -- Brown and Penn tied for the League lead each with five non-conference losses by six points or less. Columbia was just behind with four.

11 -- Eleven of the League’s 56 losses in non-conference play were by three points or less.

20 -- Twenty of the League’s 56 non-conference defeats were by six points or less. Postseason 8 4 2013-14 Ivy League Men’s Basketball NOTES THE IVY LEAGUE IN NCAA STATISTICS LONG-TIME RIVALS The Ivy League has teams and individuals among the NCAA Division I leaders in The Ivy League is home of the top five rivalries consecutively played in Division I several individual and team statistical categories through the March 30 games. men’s basketball, all against Ivy brethren.

Click here to view a national rankings summary for any Ivy League school or for Years Opponent Season Season the conference. 1. 113 Columbia vs. Yale 1901-02 2013-14 113 Princeton vs. Yale 1901-02 2013-14 PRESTIGIOUS PROGRAMS 3. 112 Penn vs. Princeton 1902-03 2013-14 With its win over NJIT on Jan. 17, 2013, Penn became the 11th NCAA Division I 4. 111 Columbia vs. Penn 1903-04 2013-14 men’s basketball program to reach 1,700 wins. The Quakers joined an exclusive 111 Cornell vs. Penn 1903-04 2013-14 collection of teams which includes Kentucky, Kansas, North Carolina, Duke, 6. 110 Maine vs. New Hampshire 1904-05 2013-14 Syracuse, Temple, St. John’s, UCLA, Notre Dame and Indiana. 7. 109 Idaho vs. Washington State 1905-06 2013-14

So far this season, Louisville, Illinois, BYU, Utah and Washington have joined EXTRA SESSIONS the 1,700-win club. Entering the 2014-15 season, Texas needs just one win and Penn holds the Ivy League record for most overtime games in one season with Western Kentucky needs five to reach the milestone. six during the 1983-84 season.

Princeton is the next Ivy League school in position to reach this plateau, sitting at Overtimes 1,657 all-time victories entering next season. School in a Season Season(s) (Record(s)) Brown 2 1955-56 (1-1), 1970-71 (1-1), CONFERENCE CROWNS 2013-14 (1-1) Penn and Princeton are among the all-time leaders in regular-season conference Columbia 4 1977-78 (2-2), 2003-04 (3-1) championships when the schools’ titles in the Eastern Intercollegiate Basketball Cornell 4 1962-63 (0-4), 1979-80 (1-3), League (EIBL), the precursor to men’s basketball under the Ivy League banner, 1999-2000 (2-2), 2011-12 (3-1) are included. Dartmouth 4 1958-59 (3-1) Harvard 3 2004-05 (1-2) No Team Conference(s) Penn 6 1983-84 (2-4) 56 Kansas Missouri Valley Intercollegiate Athletic Association/ Princeton 5 1980-81 (2-3) Big Eight, Big 12 Yale 5 1997-98 (3-2) 51 Kentucky Southern, Southeastern 37 Penn EIBL, Ivy League STRONG STARTS 36 North Carolina Southern, Atlantic Coast With Harvard’s 13-1 and Princeton’s 9-1 records to start the season, the Ivy 32 Utah Rocky Mountain, Mountain States, League boasted two teams with one loss or fewer through nine games for the Western Athletic, Mountain West first time since Penn began 8-1 and Columbia won its first 10 games to start the 31 UCLA Pac-10/Pac-12 1969-70 season. That year, Columbia started 13-1 and ended the year with a 20-5 29 Princeton EIBL, Ivy League overall record and an 11-3 mark in Ivy play. Penn rebounded from its first loss to 28 Connecticut New England, Yankee, Big East reel off 17-straight wins en route to capturing the League title with a 14-0 record. 28 Western Kentucky Ohio Valley, Sun Belt The 1957-58 season was only other time the League had two teams come out of FROM WAY DOWNTOWN the gates with as strong starts as both Dartmouth and Harvard started their years Princeton is one of only three Division I schools that has made at least one three- at 8-1. The Big Green ended the season with a 20-5 record, the Ivy title with an point field in every game since the rule began with the 1986-87 season. The 11-3 record and loss to Temple in the NCAA Tournament East Region final. The Tigers join UNLV and Vanderbilt in this exclusive, and potentially elusive, club Crimson finished the year with a 16-9 overall record and a 7-7 mark in Ivy play. with currently the ninth-longest streak in the country. Penn holds the League record for a best start winning its first 28 games of the Yale had its streak of 147 straight games with a three-pointer end on March 7 this 1970-71 season. Penn’s perfect season was spoiled in the NCAA Tournament season when the Bulldogs went 0-of-14 from long range against Harvard. East Regional Final with a loss to Villanova, a team the Quakers had beaten by eight points in the regular season. Later, Villanova had to forfeit the game Consecutive Games with Last Game without because of an ineligible player. That 1970-71 Penn squad was led by a crafty School Made Three-Pointer Made Three-Pointer point guard named Steve Bilsky, who is retiring on June 30, 2014 to cap a Princeton 783 --- 20-year tenure as the school’s director of athletics. Cornell 712 11/26/88 vs. Denison Brown 285 11/23/05 at Hartford THE 14-GAME TOURNAMENT Columbia 176 02/29/08 vs. Harvard The “14-Game Tournament” is a term used by many who cover and follow Penn 142 11/24/09 vs. Drexel Ivy League men’s basketball to describe the conference’s double round- Dartmouth 59 02/17/12 vs. Yale robin, regular-season schedule as it decides the League’s automatic bid Harvard 34 03/01/13 at Princeton representative in the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship as well Yale 4 03/07/14 vs. Harvard as the conference’s regular-season champion. The Ivy League is the only Division I conference without a postseason tournament. The bulk of the 14-Game Tournament is played over six weekends generally from late January to early March in a grueling Friday-Saturday format that has tested the League’s best over the years. Postseason 9 4 2013-14 Ivy League Men’s Basketball NOTES 1,000-POINT SCORERS HONORS BY THE NUMBERS The Ivy League features seven players who have reached the important 1,000- 14 -- First-team Academic All-Americans. Most recent: Matthew Sullivan, Brown point milestone in their respective careers. Harvard seniors guard Laurent Rivard (2013). and forward Kyle Casey joined the exclusive club in the same game, against Green Bay on Nov. 29, 2013, while Columbia junior forward Alex Rosenberg, 16 -- NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship award winners. Most recent: Jade Harvard junior guard/forward Wesley Saunders and Princeton senior guard T.J. Newburn, Brown and Sea Lonergan, Dartmouth (1997). Bray reached the milestone in the postseason. 17 -- Rhodes Scholarship recipients. Most recent: Alex Dreier, Harvard (1998). Reached 1,000 (Play) Career Points Sean McGonagill, Brown Feb. 9, 2013 (3-Point Play) 1,618 18 -- All-Americans amassing 20 recognitions since 1956-57. Most recent: Ian Miles Jackson-Cartwright, Penn Feb. 22, 2013 (3-Pointer) 1,401 Hummer, Princeton (2013) - Honorable mention by the Associated Press. Laurent Rivard, Harvard Nov. 29, 2013 (3-Pointer) 1,270 Kyle Casey, Harvard Nov. 29, 2013 (Free Throw) 1,242 42 -- Total Academic All-Americans earning 51 recognitions. Most recent: Matt Alex Rosenberg, Columbia March 22, 2014 (Layup) 1,025 Townsend, Yale (2014). T.J. Bray, Princeton March 19, 2014 (Jumper) 1,024 Wesley Saunders, Harvard March 22, 2014 (Free Throw) 1,012 PRESEASON POLL There was no question which team the preseason prognosticators predicted A TRIO OF FIRSTS would win the 2013-14 Ivy League men’s basketball title as Harvard received all Last year, Ivy League men’s basketball experienced a unique trio of firsts among 17 first-place votes (136 points) from a select panel of media representatives to its postseason award winners. Harvard sophomore Siyani Chambers became the finish the year atop the Ancient Eight for a fourth-straight year. Harvard entered first freshman in conference history to be named first-team All-Ivy since freshman the season as the preseason favorite for the second time since the poll began eligibility started. He and junior guard/forward Wesley Saunders became the first prior to the 1985-86 season and was the first team to get all available first-place Harvard duo in school history to be named first-team All-Ivy in the same season. votes since Cornell did so going into the 2008-09 and 2009-10 seasons. Brown sophomore forward Cedric Kuakumensah earned Brown’s first Defensive Player of the Year award and became the first freshman to win the award since it Predicted Order of Finish was established prior to the 2008-09 season. First-Place Votes in Parentheses

TOP OF THE CLASSES Rank School Points Penn’s Class of 1996 tops the list of the Ivy League’s best classes with an 1. Harvard (17) 136 impressive 54-2 (.964) mark that included three-straight 14-0 seasons and four- 2. Penn 100 straight Ivy League titles. 3. Yale 96 4. Princeton 93 The Quakers’ Class of 1995 sits second on the list with a 51-5 (.911) record with 5. Brown 74 its collective contributions to the three consecutive seasons of perfect marks in 6. Cornell 38 conference play. Harvard’s Class of 2013, which only featured recently-graduated Dartmouth 38 guard Christian Webster who is now an assistant coach with the Crimson, is the 8. Columbia 37 most successful class in school history with three-straight Ivy League titles and two-straight NCAA Tournament appearances. Harvard’s 2013 class compiled a THE COACHES 45-11 (.804) record in conference games over four years, which tied for 20th-best, The current roster of head coaches include just two with Ivy League titles four-year record for a men’s basketball class. (Harvard’s Tommy Amaker with four and Yale’s James Jones with one). Amaker’s four titles tie Princeton’s Butch van Breda Kolff and Penn’s Chuck Freshman eligibility began in the League with the 1978-79 season, making the Daly for the fourth-most conference crowns in League history. Class of 1982 the first four-year class in Ivy history. Jones, Brown’s Mike Martin, Columbia’s Kyle Smith, Cornell’s Bill Courtney, W-L Class Seasons Dartmouth’s Paul Cormier, Penn’s Jerome Allen and Princeton’s Mitch 54-2 Penn Class of 1996 1992-93 to 1995-96 Henderson) made their head coaching debut in the Ancient Eight, while Cormier 51-5 Penn Class of 1995 1991-92 to 1994-95 and Amaker are the only two with head coaching experience outside of the 51-5 Princeton Class of 1999 1995-96 to 1998-99 League. Cormier is in his 18th year as a head coach (203-289, .413) including 50-6 Princeton Class of 1998 1994-95 to 1997-98 seven seasons at Fairfield. Amaker is in his 17th year as head coach (315-210, 50-6 Princeton Class of 2000 1996-97 to 1999-2000 .600) including four seasons at Seton Hall and six seasons at Michigan. 49-7 Penn Class of 1982 1978-79 to 1981-82 49-7 Penn Class of 2006 2002-03 to 2005-06 Season Ivy Overall 48-8 Princeton Class of 1992 1988-89 to 1991-92 Mike Martin, Brown 2nd 14-14 (.500) 28-29 (.491) 48-8 Penn Class of 1997 1993-94 to 1996-97 Kyle Smith, Columbia 4th 22-34 (.393) 58-62 (.483) 48-8 Penn Class of 2003 1999-2000 to 2002-03 Bill Courtney, Cornell 4th 19-37 (.339) 37-78 (.322) 48-8 Penn Class of 2005 2001-02 to 2004-05 Paul Cormier, Dartmouth 11th 58-96 (.377) 117-178 (.397) 48-8 Penn Class of 2007 2003-04 to 2006-07 Tommy Amaker, Harvard 7th 67-31 (.684) 139-71 (.662) 47-9 Penn Class of 1983 1979-80 to 1982-83 Jerome Allen, Penn 5th 34-36 (.486) 56-85 (.397) 47-9 Princeton Class of 1997 1993-94 to 1996-97 Mitch Henderson, Princeton 3rd 28-14 (.667) 58-32 (.644) 47-9 Penn Class of 2002 1998-99 to 2001-02 James Jones, Yale 15th 117-95 (.552) 208-221 (.485) 47-9 Princeton Class of 2001 1997-98 to 2000-01 47-9 Cornell Class of 2010 2006-07 to 2009-10 Postseason 10 4 2013-14 Ivy League Men’s Basketball NOTES DEAN OF THE IVY HARDWOODS YALE’S TOWNSEND NAMED CAPITAL ONE ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA® Yale head coach James Jones holds the title of dean of the Ivy League coaches, Yale junior forward Matt Townsend received third-team recognition as a member as the 2013-14 season was his 15th season at the helm of the Bulldogs. of the 2013-14 Capital One Academic All-America® teams. Townsend is the sixth Yale men’s basketball player and the 42nd Ivy League men’s basketball player He ranks in the top 10 in most overall wins and in the top five of most Ivy wins to earn Academic All-America recognition. The last Bulldog to be honored was all-time and since 1956. Only 19 Division I coaches in the country have been at David Tompkins in 1998-99. In the classroom, Townsend is a molecular, cellular their institution as long as Jones has been at Yale. and developmental biology major. He has a 4.0 grade point average through five semesters and was elected to the Yale Phi Beta Kappa society. Most Overall Victories (Since 1956) Wins Coach School(s), Years Townsend, Brown junior forward Rafael Maia and Dartmouth sophomore guard 1. 514 Pete Carril Princeton, 1967-96 Connor Boehm were named first-team Capital One Academic All-District®. 2. 310 Fran Dunphy Penn, 1989-2006 3. 208 James Jones Yale, 1999- PENN’S JOK RECEIVES HUMANITARIAN HONORS 4. 206 Joe Vancisin Yale, 1956-75 Penn senior guard Dau Jok has received three honors so far during the 2013- 5. 198 Jack Rohan Columbia, 1961-74 & 1990-95 14 season for his extensive humanitarian work to go long with being a four-year 6. 178 Frank Sullivan Harvard, 1991-07 member of the Quakers’ men’s basketball program and one of its captains each 7. 151 Dick Kuchen Yale, 1986-99 of the last two seasons. 8. 146 Jack McCloskey Penn, 1956-66 146 Steve Donahue Cornell, 2000-10 For his work with the Dut Jok Youth Foundation and its mission to fight poverty 10. 139 Sam MacNeil Cornell, 1959-68 and violence in post-conflict South Sudan through access to sports and 139 Tommy Amaker Harvard, 2007- academics, Jok has been honored with the U.S. Basketball Writers Association 12. 138 Glen Miller Brown, 1999-06; Penn, 2006-10 (USBWA) Most Courageous Award for men’s basketball with Akron’s Dan Peters 13. 136 Dave Faucher Dartmouth, 1991-04 and named one of five Division I men’s basketball student-athletes to the Allstate 14. 129 Floyd Wilson Harvard, 1956-68 National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) Good Works Team®. He 15. 125 Chuck Daly Penn, 1971-77 has also been named one of five college finalists for the Wooden Citizenship Cup 16. 119 Stan Ward Brown, 1956-69 given by the Athletes For a Better World Foundation. 17. 117 Paul Cormier Dartmouth, 1984-91 & 2010- Jok will be recognized for his awards from the USBWA and the NABC during the Most Ivy Victories NCAA® Men’s Final Four® weekend on April 3-7 in North Texas. Wins Coach School(s), Years 1. 310 Pete Carril Princeton, 1967-96 IVIES EARN ALL-AMERICA HONORS 2 190 Fran Dunphy Penn, 1989-2006 The postseason All-America honors have begun rolling in for Ivy League men’s 3. 141 Joe Vancisin Yale, 1956-75 basketball with Harvard junior guard/forward Wesley Saunders and Yale 4. 117 James Jones Yale, 1999- sophomore forward Justin Sears being named to the Lou Henson All-America --- Team by CollegeInsider.com and finalists for the , presented 12. 74 Dave Faucher Dartmouth, 1991-2004 annually to the top mid-major player in Division I college basketball. 74 Chuck Daly Penn, 1971-77 14. 67 Tommy Amaker Harvard, 2007- The winner of the 2014 Henson award will be announced at the 15. 62 Floyd Wilson Harvard, 1956-68 CollegeInsider.com Awards Banquet on April 4 in North Texas. 16. 61 Bob Weinhauer Penn, 1977-82 17. 59 Stan Ward Brown, 1956-69 FIVE IVIES EARN ALL-DISTRICT HONORS 18. 58 Butch van Breda Kolff Princeton, 1962-67 Harvard junior guard/forward Wesley Saunders has been named to the United 58 Paul Cormier Dartmouth, 1984-91 & 2010- States Basketball Writers Association (USBWA) All-District I Team and the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) All-District 13 First Team. IVIES AT THE HELM Joining Saunders on the NABC All-District 13 teams were Princeton guard There were 12 Ivy League alumni serving as NCAA Division I men’s basketball T.J. Bray and Yale sophomore forward Justin Sears on the first team and head coaches during the 2013-14 season. Princeton leads the Ivies with seven Brown senior guard Sean McGonagill and Harvard sophomore guard Siyani and is second only to North Carolina’s eight: Chambers on the second team.

Brown - Mike Martin (Brown) HARVARD’S CHAMBERS NAMED COUSY AWARD WATCH LIST FINALIST Penn - Jerome Allen (Penn), Matt Langel (Colgate), Fran McCaffery (Iowa) and Harvard sophomore guard Siyani Chambers was named one of 24 watch list Andrew Toole (Robert Morris) finalists for the 2014 Bob Cousy Collegiate Point Guard of the Year Award, as Princeton - Mike Brennan (American), Mitch Henderson (Princeton), Sydney announced by the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. Chambers joined Johnson (Fairfield), Chris Mooney (Richmond), Craig Robinson (Oregon Harvard’s (2006-10) and Penn’s Zach Rosen (2008-12) as one of State), Joe Scott (Denver) and John Thompson III (Georgetown) only three point guards in Ivy League history to be named a watch list finalist for the award. The original watch list of 80 candidates, which was announced in October, also included Harvard senior guard Brandyn Curry.

BROWN’S MCGONAGILL NAMED SENIOR CLASS AWARD CANDIDATE Brown senior guard Sean McGonagill was selected as one of 30 NCAA® men’s basketball student-athletes as Senior CLASS Award® candidates prior to the start of the 2013-14 season. Postseason 11 4 2013-14 Ivy League Men’s Basketball

NOTES THE IVY LEAGUE® DIGITAL NETWORK IVIES IN THE NBA The Ivy League® Digital Former Harvard standout Jeremy Lin, who starred for the Crimson from 2007- Network is the Ivy League’s first- 10, was the lone Ivy Leaguer gracing the opening day rosters of the 30 National ever digital sports network at Basketball Association (NBA) teams for the 2013-14 season. IvyLeagueDigitalNetwork.com.

Lin is the 42nd former Ivy to play for an NBA team and the first since Penn’s Featuring live and on-demand video and audio content from home and away suited up for the Atlanta Hawks and Yale’s Chris Dudley was contests across a variety of sports, the nine-channel network features a channel a member of the Portland Trail Blazers during the 2002-03 season. Getting his for each of the eight schools and a League-wide channel showcasing all available first career start with the Knicks on Feb. 6, 2012 against the , he was digital content across the conference. the first Ivy Leaguer to earn a start for an NBA team since Dudley started for Portland on Jan. 11, 2002. He is the first person with Ivy League ties to appear Powered by NeuLion, The Ivy League® Digital Network includes an easy- on back-to-back Sports Illustrated covers, gracing the front of the Feb. 20 and to-navigate interface, a League-wide network schedule and new interactive Feb. 27, 2012 editions. features, such as simultaneous four-game viewing, full DVR controls and social media integration. These new features enhance the viewing experience for the The NBA features three assistant coaches with Ivy ties this season -- Princeton’s expanded range of events and other content offerings, all of which are available with the Los Angeles Clippers, Penn’s Taylor Jenkins with the on computer, mobile and tablet devices, all without the use of an app. Atlanta Hawks and Brown’s Stephen Silas with the Bobcats. Packages for the League-wide channel are $119.95 for 12 months, $49.95 for Washington Wizards head coach Randy Wittman is the father of former Cornell four months and $15.95 for one month and include multi-camera HD coverage star . The younger Wittman was the 2009-10 Ivy League Player of of all available home and select away games in football and men’s and women’s the Year and a three-time, first-team All-Ivy selection. He led the Big Red to the basketball and selected home and away games in men’s and women’s ice hockey. Sweet 16 of the 2010 NCAA Tournament. Every available Ivy League contest in those sports will be shown on the network.

In the front office, former Princeton star Steve Mills returned to the Knicks this Packages for the school-specific channels, which feature live and on-demand September as President and General Manager. Mills previously worked with New video and audio content from available home and away contests across a variety York for 10 years as president of Madison Square Garden Sports. of sports, are $89.95 for 12 months, $39.95 for four months, $10.95 for one month and $9.95 for a single day. Jeff Foote, a three-time All-Ivy selection and two-time Ivy League Defensive Player of the Year at Cornell from 2007-10, is back for his second stint in the Connect with The Ivy League® Digital Network by using the hashtag #IvyDigital NBA Developmental League with the Springfield Armor this season. Foote played on social media or by following the Ancient Eight on Facebook (facebook.com/ with the Armor during the 2011-12 and was a starter for the East team in the TheIvyLeague), Twitter (@Ivy_Athletics and @IvyLeagueNet) or Instagram D-League All-Star Game that season. Also that season, he signed a 10-day NBA (instagram.com/IvyLeagueSports). contract with New Orleans and appeared in four games for the then-Hornets. Foote spent last season playing for the Lithuanian team Žalgiris Kaunas. He was INSIDE IVY LEAGUE BASKETBALL re-acquired by the Armor on Nov. 1, 2013. Same show, new home. SECRETARY OF HOOPS “Inside Ivy League Basketball,” the weekly U.S. Secretary of Education and former Harvard co-captain Arne Duncan had a online radio show dedicated to Ivy League big night in the Big Easy, earning Most Valuable Player honors in the 2014 Sprint men’s and women’s basketball, returns for a NBA All-Star Celebrity Game played on Valentine’s Day at the Sprint Arena. third season later in November at its new home Playing in his fourth NBA All-Star Celebrity Game, Duncan filled the box score on The Ivy League® Digital Network. with a game record 20 points, 11 rebounds and six assists in leading the East squad to a 60-56 win over the West All-Stars. Fans actually voted comedian Airing Wednesdays at 7 p.m. and hosted by Dan Loney and Brian Seltzer, Kevin Hart MVP for the third-straight year but Hart declined and insisted the “Inside Ivy League Basketball” takes an in-depth look at all the news and notes honor go to Duncan, who wore a No. 80 jersey to represent recently announced surrounding Ivy League men’s basketball on and off the courts. high school graduation rate of 80 percent -- the highest in American history. Look for this season’s schedule and format on IvyLeagueSports.com, Facebook IVIES ON THE MEN’S BASKETBALL COMMITTEE (facebook.com/InsideIvyLeagueBasketball) and Twitter (@insideivyhoops, Former Dartmouth co-captain, former Harvard head coach and current #IvyBasketball). Northeastern Director of Athletics Peter Roby was selected for a five-year term on the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Committee, effective Sept. 1, 2012. Every episode from the first two seasons are also available on The Ivy League® Digital Network at IvyLeagueDigitalNetwork.com. Roby is just the second African-American Ivy League graduate to be named to the committee, joining Penn’s Craig Littlepage, who served on the committee from 2003-07 and is the current Director of Athletics at Virginia.

Roby is the seventh Ivy alum to serve on the 10-person panel that governs the NCAA Tournament, joining Littlepage, Dartmouth’s Dave Gavitt (1998-82), Jake Crouthamel (1991-96) and Mike Slive (2005-09), Princeton’s Gary Walters (2003-07) and Cornell’s Laing Kennedy (2006-10). Postseason 12 4 2013-14 Ivy League Men’s Basketball NOTES PRESEASON HONORS Newcomer of the Year Preseason All-Ivy Teams Predicted Order of Finish Ivy League men’s basketball collected Tavon Blackmon, Brown (Fr., G) First Team 1. Harvard numerous preseason recognitions and Sean McGonagill, Brown (Sr., G) 2. Penn honors entering the 2013-14 season: COLLEGEINSIDER.COM Siyani Chambers, Harvard (So., G) 3. Yale Lou Henson Preseason Fran Doughtery, Penn (Sr., F) 4. Brown PRESEASON POLLS All-America Team Shonn Miller, Cornell (Jr., F) 5. Princeton Associated Press Poll Wesley Saunders, Harvard (Jr., G/F) Wesley Saunders, Harvard (Jr., G/F) 6. Columbia RV. Harvard (46) 7. Cornell COLLEGE SPORTS MADNESS Second Team 8. Dartmouth ESPN/USA Today Coaches’ Poll Preseason All-Mid-Major Teams T.J. Bray, Princeton (Sr., G) RV. Harvard (28) First Team Miles Jackson-Cartwright, Penn (Sr., G) Player of the Year Wesley Saunders, Harvard (Jr., G/F) Kyle Casey, Harvard (Sr., F) Wesley Saunders, Harvard (Jr., G/F) ATHLON SPORTS Justin Sears, Yale (So., F) Predicted Order of Finish Preseason All-Ivy Teams Gabas Maldunas, Dartmouth (Jr., F/C) Four More Names to Know 1. Harvard First Team Siyani Chambers, Harvard (So., G) 2. Princeton Siyani Chambers, Harvard (So., G) Player of the Year Tony Hicks, Penn (So., G) 3. Yale Sean McGonagill, Brown (Sr., G) Wesley Saunders, Harvard (Jr., G/F) Shonn Miller, Cornell (Jr., F) 4. Brown Wesley Saunders, Harvard (Jr., G/F) Cedric Kuakumensah, Brown (So., F) 5. Penn Shonn Miller, Cornell (Jr., F) Newcomer of the Year 6. Dartmouth Gabas Maldunas, Dartmouth (Jr., F/C) Tavon Blackmon, Brown (Fr., G) SPORTING NEWS 7. Cornell Predicted Order of Finish 8. Columbia Second Team National Top 10 Point Guard 1. Princeton Miles Jackson-Cartwright, Penn (Sr., G) Siyani Chambers, Harvard (So., G) 2. Harvard Preseason All-Ivy Team Brandyn Curry, Harvard (Sr., G) 3. Yale Siyani Chambers, Harvard (So., G) T.J. Bray, Princeton (Sr., G) Best Shooter 4. Brown Fran Doughtery, Penn (Sr., F) Kyle Casey, Harvard (Sr., F) Laurent Rivard, Harvard (Sr., G) 5. Penn Sean McGonagill, Brown (Sr., G) Rafael Maia, Brown (Jr., C) 6. Cornell Shonn Miller, Cornell (Jr., F) Best Rebounder 7. Columbia Wesley Saunders, Harvard (Jr., G/F) Third Team Rafael Maia, Brown (Jr., C) 8. Dartmouth Laurent Rivard, Harvard (Sr., G) Player of the Year Alex Mitola, Dartmouth (So., G) Best Playmaker Preseason All-Ivy Team Wesley Saunders, Harvard (Jr., G/F) Denton Koon, Princeton (Jr., F) Siyani Chambers, Harvard (So., G) Wesley Saunders, Harvard (Jr., G/F) Steve Moundou-Missi, Harvard (Jr., F) Miles Jackson-Cartwright, Penn (Sr., G) BASKETBALL TIMES Justin Sears, Yale (So., F) Best Defender T.J. Bray, Princeton (Sr., G) Predicted Order of Finish Shonn Miller, Cornell (Jr., F) Shonn Miller, Cornell (Jr., F) 1. Harvard Fourth Team Siyani Chambers, Harvard (So., G) 2. Princeton Tony Hicks, Penn (So., G) Most Versatile 3. Penn Nolan Cressler, Cornell (So., G) Sean McGonagill, Brown (Sr., G) Top Player 4. Yale Will Barrett, Princeton (Sr., F) Wesley Saunders, Harvard (Jr., G/F) 5. Brown Fran Doughtery, Penn (Sr., F) Best NBA Prospect 6. Dartmouth Alex Rosenberg, Columbia (Jr., F) Siyani Chambers, Harvard (So., G) Top Newcomer 7. Cornell Dave Winfield Jr., Penn (Fr., C) 8. Columbia Coach of the Year NAISMITH MEMORIAL BASKETBALL Tommy Amaker, Harvard HALL OF FAME Top Coach BLUE RIBBON Watch List Mitch Henderson, Princeton COLLEGE BASKETBALL YEARBOOK Player of the Year Siyani Chambers, Harvard (So., G) Predicted Order of Finish Wesley Saunders, Harvard (Jr., G/F) Brandyn Curry, Harvard (Sr., G) 1. Harvard 2. Yale Freshman of the Year NBCSPORTS.COM 3. Penn Anthony Dallier, Yale (Fr., G) Preseason Mid-Major Power Rankings 4. Princeton 2. Harvard 5. Brown LINDY’S SPORTS ANNUALS 6. Dartmouth Preseason National Rankings Preseason Mid-Major All-America Teams 7. Columbia 26. Harvard Second Team 8. Cornell Wesley Saunders, Harvard (Jr., G/F) Predicted Order of Finish Preseason All-Ivy Team 1. Harvard Honorable Mention Denton Koon, Princeton (Jr., F) 2. Yale Siyani Chambers, Harvard (So., G) Shonn Miller, Cornell (Jr., F) 3. Princeton Wesley Saunders, Harvard (Jr., G/F) 4. Brown Miles Jackson-Cartwright, Penn (Sr., G) 5. Penn Sean McGonagill, Brown (Sr., G) 6. Dartmouth 7. Cornell Player of the Year 8. Columbia Wesley Saunders, Harvard (Jr., G/F) Postseason 13 4 2013-14 Ivy League Men’s Basketball DOUBLE-DOUBLES SEASON Steven Spieth, Brown 19 pts., 12 rebs. at Penn (02/28/14) Hans Brase, Princeton 15 pts., 11 rebs. at Butler (11/16/13) 19 pts., 10 rebs. at Fresno State (03/24/14) Dwight Tarwater, Cornell 21 pts., 11 rebs. vs. Loyola (Md.) (11/10/13) 12 pts., 13 rebs. vs. Siena (11/22/13) T.J. Bray, Princeton 18 pts., 10 assts. vs. George Mason (11/26/13) 14 pts., 11 rebs. vs. Dartmouth (02/14/14) 11 pts., 13 assts. at Penn State (12/14/13) Jonah Travis, Harvard 20 pts., 10 rebs. vs. Holy Cross (11/10/13) Kyle Casey, Harvard 19 pts., 12 rebs. at Boston U. (12/07/13) 11 pts., 20 rebs. vs. Boston Collge (01/01/14) Spencer Weisz, Princeton 17 pts., 10 rebs. vs. Fairleigh Dickinson (12/07/13) 15 pts., 11 rebs. vs. Penn (02/01/14) 11 pts., 10 rebs. vs. Dartmouth (02/21/14) 16 pts., 10 rebs. at Brown (03/08/14) TOTALS Devin Cherry, Cornell 13 pts., 12 rebs. at Brown (01/31/14) Career 2013-14 17 pts., 10 assts. vs. Brown (02/22/14) Cedric Kuakumensah, Brown 10 6 Rafael Maia, Brown 8 5 Armani Cotton, Yale 13 pts., 10 rebs. at Harvard (02/08/14) Sean McGonagill, Brown 7 2 17 pts., 11 rebs. vs. Penn (02/14/14) Leland King, Brown 3 3 16 pts., 11 rebs. vs. Princeton (02/15/14) Steven Spieth, Brown 1 1

Fran Dougherty, Penn 17 pts., 11 rebs. vs. Wagner (12/07/13) Cory Osetkowski, Columbia 1 1 17 pts., 12 rebs. vs. Princeton (01/11/14) 10 pts., 10 rebs. vs. NJIT (01/25/14) Shonn Miller, Cornell 7 0 17 pts., 10 rebs. vs. Cornell (02/07/14) Dwight Tarwater, Cornell 3 3 23 pts., 12 rebs. vs. Columbia (02/08/14) Devin Cherry, Cornell 2 2 12 pts., 10 rebs. vs. Brown (02/28/14) Gabas Maldunas, Dartmouth 10 3 Leland King, Brown 16 pts., 12 rebs. at Mass.-Lowell (11/19/13) Connor Boehm, Dartmouth 2 0 23 pts., 12 rebs. at Cornell (02/22/14) John Golden, Dartmouth 1 0 18 pts., 11 rebs. vs. Holy Cross (03/17/14) Kyle Casey, Harvard 8 4 Denton Koon, Princeton 17 pts., 11 rebs. vs. Florida A&M (11/10/13) Steve Moundou-Missi, Harvard 3 3 Jonah Travis, Harvard 3 1 Cedric Kuakumensah, Brown 18 pts., 10 rebs. vs. Penn (02/15/14) Siyani Chambers, Harvard 3 0 30 pts., 14 rebs. at Cornell (02/22/14) Kenyatta Smith, Harvard 1 0 16 pts., 10 rebs. at Penn (02/28/14) Wesley Saunders, Harvard 1 0 18 pts., 10 rebs. at Princeton (03/01/14) 11 pts., 11 rebs. vs. Harvard (03/08/14) Fran Dougherty, Penn 10 6 12 pts., 12 rebs. vs. Holy Cross (03/17/14) Darien Nelson-Henry, Penn 5 3 Greg Louis, Penn 1 0 Rafael Maia, Brown 13 pts., 10 rebs. vs. Central Conn. St. (11/30/13) 10 pts., 10 rebs. at Niagara (12/29/13) Hans Brase, Princeton 3 2 16 pts., 10 rebs. at Yale (01/18/14) T.J. Bray, Princeton 2 2 18 pts., 12 rebs. vs. Columbia (02/01/14) Spencer Weisz, Princeton 2 2 13 pts., 10 rebs. at Dartmouth (02/08/14) Denton Koon, Princeton 1 1

Gabas Maldunas, Dartmouth 14 pts., 11 rebs. vs. Bryant (11/13/13) Justin Sears, Yale 9 8 16 pts., 17 rebs. vs. Mass.-Lowell (11/16/13) Armani Cotton, Yale 4 3 12 pts., 13 rebs. vs. New Hampshire (12/18/13) Jeremiah Kreisberg, Yale 3 0

Sean McGonagill, Brown 10 pts., 12 assts. vs. Daniel Webster (01/11/14) 16 pts., 10 rebs. vs. Dartmouth (03/07/14) TRIPLE-DOUBLES Steve Moundou-Missi, Harvard 11 pts., 10 rebs. at Princeton (02/22/14) DID YOU KNOW? 21 pts., 11 rebs. at Brown (03/08/14) There have been only two triple-doubles in Ivy League men’s basketball history. 11 pts., 10 rebs. vs. Michigan State (03/22/14) Dartmouth’s Ian McGinnis recorded the feat on Jan. 17, 2001, vs. Colgate with 10 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists and Brown’s Jason Forte did it vs. Dartmouth Darien Nelson-Henry, Penn 19 pts., 10 rebs. vs. Temple (11/09/13) 14 pts., 11 rebs. at Monmouth (11/12/13) on Feb. 27, 2004, with 11 points, 12 rebounds and 10 assists. 10 pts., 11 rebs. vs. NJIT (01/25/14) Harvard’s Kenyatta Smith came close to the League’s third triple-double last Cory Osetkowski, Columbia 14 pts., 10 rebs. vs. Md.-Eastern Shore (11/09/13) season on Feb. 15, 2013, in the Crimson’s win over Penn with 20 points, nine rebounds and a school-record 10 blocks. Dartmouth’s Walter Palmer also came Justin Sears, Yale 26 pts., 13 rebs. vs. Central Conn. St.(11/09/13) close in his Ivy League record-setting, single-game performance of 12 blocks vs. 17 pts., 10 rebs. at Connecticut (11/11/13) Harvard on Jan. 9, 1988. He posted 11 rebounds and eight points in the game to 16 pts., 10 rebs. at Hartford (11/30/13) 19 pts., 12 rebs. vs. New Hampshire (12/07/13) go along with the 12 rejections. 11 pts., 11 rebs. vs. Cornell (02/01/14) 21 pts., 10 rebs. at Harvard (02/08/14) 28 pts., 13 rebs. vs. Harvard (03/07/14) 26 pts., 10 rebs. vs. Dartmouth (03/08/14) Postseason 14 4 2013-14 Ivy League Men’s Basketball NOTES RECORDS BOOK WATCH INDIVIDUAL TEAM Most Player of the Week Awards, Career Most Player of the Week Awards, Season 1. 9 Earl Hunt, Brown 2000-03 1. 10 Cornell 2009-10 9 Ian Hummer, Princeton 2009-13 2. 9 Princeton 2012-13 3. 8 Kyle Snowden, Harvard 1994-97 3. 7 Penn 2011-12 8 , Penn 2004-07 7 Harvard 2012-13 8 Greg Mangano, Yale 2008-12 7 Harvard 2013-14 8 Wesley Saunders, Harvard 2011- 6. 6 Penn 2004-05 6. 7 Sea Lonergan, Dartmouth 1994-96 6 Harvard 2010-11 7 Ryan Wittman, Cornell 2006-10 6 Yale 2013-14 7 Jeremy Lin, Harvard 2006-10 9. 5 Penn 2001-02 5 Penn 2005-06 Most Player of the Week Awards, Season 5 Brown 2007-08 1. 7 Ian Hummer, Princeton 2012-13 5 Harvard 2009-10 2. 5 Ryan Wittman, Cornell 2009-10 5 Yale 2010-11 5 , Penn 2011-12 5 Columbia 1992-93 5 Wesley Saunders, Harvard 2012-13 5 Dartmouth 1994-95 5 Justin Sears, Yale 2013-14 5 Penn 1994-95 5 Penn 1995-96 Most Rookie of the Week Awards, Season 5 Columbia 2013-14 1. 8 , Penn 1996-97 8 Adam Gore, Cornell 2005-06 Most Rookie of the Week Awards, Season 3. 7 Will McAllister, Penn 1990-91 1. 13 Cornell 2006-07 7 Lenny Collins, Cornell 2002-03 2. 11 Penn 1996-97 5. 6 Gabe Hunterton, Yale 1994-95 3. 10 Dartmouth 2011-12 6 Dan Clemente, Harvard 1997-98 10 Brown 2013-14 6 Chris Young, Princeton 1998-99 5. 9 Penn 2007-08 6 Leon Pattman, Dartmouth 2003-04 6. 8 Cornell 2005-06 6 Louis Dale, Cornell 2006-07 7. 7 Harvard 2009-10 6 Ryan Wittman, Cornell 2006-07 7 Cornell 2002-03 6 Siyani Chambers, Harvard 2012-13 7 Princeton 1998-99 12. 5 Shonn Miller, Cornell 2011-12 7 Penn 1990-91 --- 4 Spencer Weisz, Princeton 2013-14 Most Player of the Week Awards, All-Time 4 Leland King, Brown 2013-14 1. 84 Harvard 3 Norman Hobbie, Brown 2013-14 2. 80 Penn 3 Steven Spieth, Brown 2013-14 3. 59 Columbia 4. 58 Yale Scoring, Career 5. 53 Brown 1. 2,503 , Princeton 1962-65 6. 52 Princeton --- 7. 49 Cornell 10. 1,767 Buck Jenkins, Columbia 1989-93 8. 43 Dartmouth 11. 1,758 Jim McMillian, Columbia 1966-70 12. 1,732 , Penn 1999-2003 Most Rookie of the Week Awards, All-Time 13. 1,723 Zack Rosen, Penn 2008-12 1. 70 Brown 14. 1,668 Arnie Berman, Brown 1969-72 2. 65 Cornell 15. 1,663 John Bajusz, Cornell 1983-87 3. 57 Penn 16. 1,651 Sea Lonergan, Dartmouth 1993-97 4. 53 Harvard 17. 1,644 Keven McDonald, Penn 1975-78 5. 50 Princeton 18. 1,625 Ian Hummer, Princeton 2009-13 6. 39 Dartmouth 19. 1,618 Sean McGonagill, Brown 2010-14 7. 33 Yale --- 8. 32 Columbia 1,401 Miles Jackson-Cartwright, Penn 2010-14 1,270 Laurent Rivard, Harvard 2010-14 1,242 Kyle Casey, Harvard 2009-12, 2013-14 1,025 Alex Rosenberg, Columbia 2011- 1,024 T.J. Bray, Princeton 2010-14 1,012 Wesley Saunders, Harvard 2011- 953 Brandyn Curry, Harvard 2009-12, 2013- Postseason 15 4 2013-14 Ivy League Men’s Basketball NOTES RECORDS BOOK WATCH Three-Point Field Goal Attempts, Career Field Goals, Career 1. 875 Ryan Wittman, Cornell 2006-10 1. 856 Bill Bradley, Princeton 1962-65 2. 700 Laurent Rivard, Harvard 2010-14 --- 3. 687 Douglas Davis, Princeton 2008-12 13. 647 John Bajusz, Cornell 1983-87 4. 684 Sean McGonagill, Brown 2010-14 14. 642 , Penn 1972-75 --- 15. 630 Buck Jenkins, Columbia 1989-93 449 Miles Jackson-Cartwright, Penn 2010-14 16. 625 Ian Hummer, Princeton 2009-13 348 T.J. Bray, Princeton 2010-14 --- 324 Alex Mitola, Dartmouth 2012- 538 Sean McGonagill, Brown 2010-14 322 Brandyn Curry, Harvard 2009-12, 2013-14 441 Miles Jackson-Cartwright, Penn 2010-14 321 Nolan Cressler, Cornell 2012- 439 Kyle Casey, Harvard 2009-12, 2013-14 321 Will Barrett, Princeton 2009-14 377 Laurent Rivard, Harvard 2010-14 311 Steve Frankoski, Columbia 2010-11, 2012- 338 T.J. Bray, Princeton 2010-14 332 Wesley Saunders, Harvard 2011- Free Throw Percentage, Career 316 Brandyn Curry, Harvard 2009-12, 2013-14 Min. 120 Free Throws Made 305 Gabas Maldunas, Dartmouth 2011- 1. 89.7 Brian Barbour, Columbia 2009-13 2. 89.5 Jim Barton, Dartmouth 1985-89 Field Goals Attempts, Career 3. 88.8 Joe Heiser, Princeton 1965-68 1. 1,969 Bill Bradley, Princeton 1962-65 4. 88.7 Grant Mullins, Columbia 2012- --- 5. 87.8 Jeff Grate, Harvard 1965-68 6. 1,520 Ryan Wittman, Cornell 2006-10 --- 7. 1,450 Buck Jenkins, Columbia 1989-93 83.0 Laurent Rivard, Harvard 2010-14 8. 1,432 Don Fleming, Harvard 1978-82 9. 1,399 Jim Morgan, Yale 1968-71 Assists, Career 10. 1,396 James Brown, Dartmouth 1970-73 1. 705 Elliott Prasse-Freeman, Harvard 1999-2003 11. 1,364 Sean McGonagill, Brown 2010-14 ------8. 559 Glenn Fine, Harvard 1975-79 1,053 Miles Jackson-Cartwright, Penn 2010-14 9. 526 Alton Byrd, Columbia 1976-79 882 Kyle Casey, Harvard 2009-12, 2013-14 10. 522 Sean McGonagill, Brown 2010-14 872 Laurent Rivard, Harvard 2010-14 11. 514 Jason Forte, Brown 2001-05 735 Brandyn Curry, Harvard 2009-12, 2013-14 12. 505 Jerome Allen, Penn 1991-95 696 T.J. Bray, Princeton 2010-14 13. 489 Brandyn Curry, Harvard 2009-12, 2013-14 652 Gabas Maldunas, Dartmouth 2011- --- 29. 379 Rick Lloyd, Brown 1988-92 Three-Point Field Goals, Career --- 1. 377 Ryan Wittman, Cornell 2006-10 374 T.J. Bray, Princeton 2010-14 2. 287 Laurent Rivard, Harvard 2010-14 358 Miles Jackson-Cartwright, Penn 2010-14 3. 281 , Princeton 1995-99 316 Siyani Chambers, Harvard 2012- 4. 276 Douglas Davis, Princeton 2008-12 5. 253 Tim Begley, Penn 2001-05 Blocks, Career 6. 249 Sean McGonagill, Brown 2010-14 1. 252 Brian Gilpin, Dartmouth 1993-97 ------26. 189 Matt Shannon, Columbia 1986-89 9. 163 Matt Mullery, Brown 2006-10 189 Shawn Maharaj, Cornell 1988-92 10. 159 Rick Hielscher, Princeton 1990-94 189 Chris Wroblewski, Cornell 2008-12 159 Jeff Foote, Cornell 2007-10 --- 159 Cedric Kuakumensah, Brown 2012- 155 Miles Jackson-Cartwright, Penn 2010-14 13. 149 Keith Wright, Harvard 2008-12 135 T.J. Bray, Princeton 2010-14 14. 147 Brian Cusworth, Harvard 2002-07 131 Alex Mitola, Dartmouth 2012- 15. 145 Chris Young, Princeton 1998-2000 129 Will Barrett, Princeton 2009-14 16. 139 Ugonna Onyekwe, Penn 1999-2003 122 Nolan Cressler, Cornell 2012- 139 Andrew Naeve, Cornell 2003-07 122 Steve Frankoski, Columbia 2010-11, 2012- 18. 138 Tim Krug, Penn 1992-96 117 Brandyn Curry, Harvard 2009-12, 2013-14 19. 134 Calvin Arnold, Dartmouth 2002-06 115 Meiko Lyles, Columbia 2010-11, 2013- 20. 127 Hassan Duncombe, Penn 1987-90 127 Kyle Casey, Harvard 2009-12, 2013-14 Postseason 16 4 2013-14 Ivy League Men’s Basketball NOTES RECORDS BOOK WATCH Games Started, Career Steals, Career 1. 119 Ryan Wittman, Cornell 2006-10 1. 303 Ibrahim Jaaber, Penn 2004-07 2. 115 Zack Rosen, Penn 2008-12 --- 3. 114 Sean McGonagill, Brown 2010-14 14. 166 Jerome Allen, Penn 1991-95 4. 113 Brian Earl, Princeton 1995-99 166 Graham Dow, Cornell 2003-07 113 Tim Begley, Penn 2001-05 16. 161 Tarik Campbell, Harvard 1989-94 113 Edwin Draughan, Yale 2001-05 17. 157 Daniel Okonkwo, Yale 1993-97 7. 112 , Princeton 1994-98 18. 156 Keith Webster, Harvard 1984-87 8. 111 Jack Eggleston, Penn 2007-11 156 Brandyn Curry, Harvard 2009-12, 2013-14 111 Douglas Davis, Princeton 2008-12 20. 155 DeShawn Standard, Cornell 1994-98 10. 110 Alai Nuualiitia, Brown 1999-2003 21. 153 Tim Hill, Harvard 1995-99 11. 109 Earl Hunt, Brown 1999-2003 153 Elliott Prasse-Freeman, Harvard 1999-2003 12. 108 Louis Dale, Cornell 2006-10 23. 150 John Bajusz, Cornell 1983-87 13. 107 Miles Jackson-Cartwright, Penn 2010-14 150 Flinder Boyd, Dartmouth 1998-2002 14. 105 Ugonna Onyekwe, Penn 1999-2003 150 T.J. Bray, Princeton 2010-14 15. 102 Lenny Collins, Cornell 2002-06 16. 101 Shawn Maharaj, Cornell 1988-92 Games Played, Career 101 Michael Jordan, Penn 1997-2000 1. 123 Ian Hummer, Princeton 2009-13 101 Geoff Owens, Penn 1997-2001 123 Laurent Rivard, Harvard 2010-14 101 Tyler Bernardini, Penn 2007-12 3. 122 Douglas Davis, Princeton 2008-12 20. 100 Mike Waitkus, Brown 1982-86 4. 121 Ryan Wittman, Cornell 2006-10 100 Jerome Allen, Penn 1992-95 5. 120 Chris Wroblewski, Cornell 2008-12 100 Justin Namolik, Columbia 1995-99 6. 118 David Klatsky, Penn 1998-2003 100 Austin Morgan, Yale 2009-13 118 Ugonna Onyekwe, Penn 1999-2003 24. 99 Koko Archibong, Penn 1999-2003 118 Patrick Saunders, Princeton 2008-12 99 Brett Loscalzo, Columbia 2004-08 118 Oliver McNally, Harvard 2008-12 99 Peter Sullivan, Brown 2007-11 118 Austin Morgan, Yale 2009-13 27. 96 Cody Toppert, Cornell 2001-05 118 Miles Jackson-Cartwright, Penn 2010-14 96 Keith Wright, Harvard 2008-12 118 Kyle Casey, Harvard 2009-12, 2013-14 29. 94 Mark Zoller, Penn 2004-07 118 T.J. Bray, Princeton 2010-14 30. 93 Chris Wroblewski, Cornell 2008-12 14. 117 Matthew Sullivan, Brown 2009-13 93 Kyle Casey, Harvard 2009-12, 2013-14 117 Christian Webster, Harvard 2009-13 16. 116 Brian Earl, Princeton 1995-99 116 Tim Begley, Penn 2001-05 116 Koko Archibong, Penn 1999-2003 116 Zack Rosen, Penn 2008-12 20. 115 Steve Danley, Penn 2003-07 115 Mark Zoller, Penn 2003-07 115 Jeremy Lin, Harvard 2006-10 115 Adrian Williams, Brown 2007-11 115 Jack Eggleston, Penn 2007-11 25. 114 Ibraim Jaaber, Penn 2003-07 114 David Rufful, Dartmouth 2008-12 114 Tyler Bernardini, Penn 2007-12 114 Sean McGonagill, Brown 2010-14 29. 113 Paul Vitelli, Yale 2000-04 113 Edwin Draughan, Yale 2001-05 113 Drew Housman, Harvard 2005-09 113 Brandyn Curry, Harvard 2009-12, 2013-14 113 Will Barrett, Princeton 2009-14 34. 112 Jabari Trotter, Dartmouth 2008-12 112 Steve Goodrich, Princeton 1994-98 112 Tyler Melville, Dartmouth 2010-14 Postseason 17 4 2013-14 Ivy League Men’s Basketball

BROWN BEARS CORNELL BIG RED (15-14, 7-7 IVY) (21-13, 8-6 IVY) (2-26, 1-13 IVY) DATE OPPONENT...... TIME/RESULT DATE OPPONENT...... TIME/RESULT DATE OPPONENT...... TIME/RESULT Nov. 10 BINGHAMTON ...... W, 74-57 Nov. 9 MD.-EASTERN SHORE...... W, 73-54 Nov. 8 at Syracuse [ACC Regional]...... L, 82-60 Nov. 13 at Providence [FOX Sports 2]...... L, 73-69 Nov. 12 MANHATTAN...... L, 71-70 Nov. 10 LOYOLA (MD.)...... L, 93-89 ot Nov. 16 at Sacred Heart ...... W, 85-73 Philips Norelco Coaches vs. Cancer Classic (Portland, Ore.) Nov. 13 BINGHAMTON...... L, 89-79 Nov. 15 at Michigan State [BTN]...... L, 62-53 Nov. 19 at Mass.-Lowell...... W, 87-76 Nov. 21 vs. North Texas...... W, 70-66 Nov. 15 at Louisville [WHAS/ESPN3]...... L, 99-54 Nov. 22 at Longwood...... W, 81-69 Nov. 22 at Portland...... L, 69-52 Nov. 20 at Colgate...... L, 81-58 Nov. 27 at Bryant...... L, 70-67 Nov. 23 vs. Idaho...... W, 65-60 Nov. 22 SIENA...... L, 71-70 Nov. 30 CENTRAL CONN. STATE...W, 72-61 Nov. 26 AMERICAN...... W, 61-47 Nov. 25 RADFORD...... L, 86-71 Dec. 7 at American...... W, 72-67 Dec. 1 at Elon...... L, 68-65 ot Nov. 29 at Western Michigan...... L, 83-70 Dec. 10 ALBANY (N.Y.)...... L, 74-68 Dec. 4 ARMY...... W, 81-64 Dec. 1 at Notre Dame [ESPN3]...... L, 101-67 Dec. 22 at Northwestern [BTDN]...... L, 58-52 Dec. 7 at Bucknell...... L, 57-52 Dec. 7 ST. FRANCIS (PA.)...... L, 72-62 Dec. 29 at Niagara...... L, 68-65 Dec. 9 MASS.-LOWELL...... W, 78-39 Dec. 22 at Stony Brook...... L, 76-54 Dec. 21 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON.....W, 82-59 Jan. 2 RHODE ISLAND...... L, 75-66 Brooklyn Hoops Winter Festival (Brooklyn, N.Y.) Dec. 28 at Saint Peter’s...... L, 67-59 [NBCSN] Jan. 7 NEW HAMPSHIRE...... W, 72-68 Dec. 28 vs. St. John’s [FOX Sports 1]...... L,65-59 Jan. 4 at St. Bonaventure ...... L, 81-57 Jan. 11 DANIEL WEBSTER...... W, 91-50 Dec. 30 at Colgate...... W, 76-70 2ot Jan. 11 OBERLIN...... W, 77-55 Jan. 18 at Yale*...... L, 74-67 Jan. 4 ST. FRANCIS BROOKLYN....W, 81-61 Jan. 18 at Columbia*...... L, 71-61 Jan. 25 YALE*...... W, 73-56 Jan. 8 STONY BROOK...... W, 68-63 Jan. 25 COLUMBIA*...... L, 74-58 Jan. 31 CORNELL*...... W, 78-66 Jan. 11 CENTRAL PENN...... W, 104-78 Jan. 31 at Brown*...... L, 78-66 Feb. 1 COLUMBIA*...... W, 64-56 Jan. 18 CORNELL*...... W, 71-61 Feb. 1 at Yale*...... L, 61-57 Feb. 7 at Harvard*...... L, 52-45 Jan. 25 at Cornell*...... W, 74-58 Feb. 7 at Penn*...... L, 90-83 Jan. 31 at Yale*...... L, 69-59 Feb. 8 at Dartmouth*...... W, 75-62 Feb. 1 at Brown*...... L, 64-56 Feb. 8 at Princeton*...... L, 69-48 Feb. 14 PRINCETON*...... L, 69-65 Feb. 7 at Princeton*...... W, 53-52 Feb. 14 DARTMOUTH*...... W, 70-67 Feb. 15 PENN*...... W, 62-55 Feb. 8 at Penn*...... L, 68-60 Feb. 15 HARVARD*...... L, 67-44 Feb. 21 at Columbia*...... L, 70-68 Feb. 14 HARVARD*...... L, 88-84 2ot Feb. 21 YALE*...... L, 82-65 Feb. 22 at Cornell* [NBCSN]...... W, 81-75 ot Feb. 15 DARTMOUTH*...... W, 69-59 Feb. 22 BROWN* [NBCSN]...... L, 81-75 ot Feb. 28 at Penn* [NBCSN]...... W, 76-67 Feb. 21 BROWN*...... W, 70-68 Feb. 28 at Harvard*...... L, 72-47 March 1 at Princeton* ...... L, 69-64 Feb. 23 YALE* [NBCSN]...... W, 62-46 March 1 at Dartmouth*...... L, 87-78 March 7 DARTMOUTH*...... L, 75-68 Feb. 28 at Dartmouth*...... W, 84-72 March 7 PRINCETON*...... L, 91-51 March 1 at Harvard*...... L, 80-47 March 8 HARVARD*...... L, 98-93 ot March 7 PENN*...... W, 74-55 March 8 PENN*...... L, 69-65 CollegeInsider.com Tournament March 8 PRINCETON*...... L, 74-64 March 17 HOLY CROSS...... L, 68-65 CollegeInsider.com Tournament March 18 at Valparaiso...... W, 58-56 March 22 EASTERN MICHIGAN...... W, 69-56 March 26 YALE...... L, 72-69

DARTMOUTH BIG GREEN HARVARD CRIMSON PENN QUAKERS (12-16, 5-9 IVY) (27-5, 13-1 IVY) (8-20, 5-9 IVY) DATE OPPONENT...... TIME/RESULT DATE OPPONENT...... TIME/RESULT DATE OPPONENT...... TIME/RESULT Nov. 10 LYNDON STATE...... W, 106-61 Coaches vs. Cancer Tripleheader (Boston) Nov. 9 TEMPLE...... L, 78-72 Nov. 13 BRYANT...... L, 87-77 Nov. 10 vs. Holy Cross [NESN]...... W, 82-72 Nov. 12 at Monmouth...... W, 79-73 Nov. 16 MASS.-LOWELL...... W, 77-59 Nov. 12 MIT...... W, 79-37 Nov. 16 PENN STATE...... L, 83-71 Dec. 1 at Maine...... W, 81-56 Nov. 15 HOWARD...... W, 76-44 Nov. 22 at Iowa [BTN]...... L, 86-55 Dec. 5 at Northern Illinois...... L, 64-57 Nov. 20 BRYANT...... W, 86-68 Nov. 26 NIAGARA...... W, 85-66 Dec. 7 at IPFW...... L, 80-64 Nov. 24 at Colorado [ESPNU]...... L, 70-62 Nov. 30 at Lafayette...... L, 79-76 Dec. 10 at Illinois [BTDN]...... L, 72-65 Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout (Anchorage, Alaska) Dec. 4 at Villanova [FOX Sports 1]...... L, 77-54 Dec. 14 JACKSONVILLE STATE.....W, 76-46 Nov. 28 vs. Denver [CBSSN]...... W, 68-60 Dec. 7 WAGNER...... L, 75-69 ot Dec. 18 at New Hampshire...... W, 62-48 Nov. 29 vs. Green Bay [CBSSN]...... W, 76-64 Dec. 22 at Marist...... L, 76-62 Dec. 21 LONGWOOD...... W, 76-64 Nov. 30 vs. TCU [CBSSN]...... W, 71-50 Dec. 29 at Rider [TCN]...... L, 89-88 Dec. 31 LESLEY...... W, 85-47 Dec. 4 at Northeastern...... W, 72-64 Jan. 2 at George Mason [NBCSN]...... L, 80-77 Jan. 4 VERMONT...... L, 62-53 Dec. 7 at Boston University...... W, 79-68 ot Jan. 4 LA SALLE...... L, 76-57 Jan. 7 HARTFORD...... L, 68-56 Dec. 21 VERMONT...... W, 74-68 Jan. 11 PRINCETON* [NBCSN]...... W, 77-74 Jan. 11 at Harvard*...... L, 61-45 Dec. 28 at Fordham [SNY]...... W, 94-86 Jan. 18 SAINT JOSEPH’S...... L, 85-68 Jan. 18 at St. John’s [FOX Sports 1]...... L, 69-55 Jan. 1 BOSTON COLLEGE...... W, 73-58 Jan. 25 NJIT...... W, 89-74 Jan. 26 HARVARD [NBCSN]...... L, 80-50 Jan. 4 at Rice [CBSSN]...... W, 69-54 Jan. 31 at Dartmouth*...... L, 67-58 Jan. 31 PENN*...... W, 67-58 Jan. 8 at Connecticut [ESPNU]...... L, 61-56 Feb. 1 at Harvard* [NBCSN]...... L, 80-50 Feb. 1 PRINCETON*...... W, 78-69 ot Jan. 11 DARTMOUTH*...... W, 61-45 Feb. 7 CORNELL*...... W, 90-83 Feb. 7 YALE*...... L, 67-54 Jan. 21 at Florida Atlantic...... L, 68-53 Feb. 8 COLUMBIA*...... W, 68-60 Feb. 8 BROWN*...... L, 75-62 Jan. 26 at Dartmouth* [NBCSN]...... W, 80-50 Feb. 14 at Yale*...... L, 69-54 Feb. 14 at Cornell*...... L, 70-67 Jan. 31 PRINCETON*...... W, 82-76 Feb. 15 at Brown*...... L, 62-55 Feb. 15 at Columbia*...... L, 69-59 Feb. 1 PENN* [NBCSN]...... W, 80-50 Feb. 21 HARVARD*...... L, 83-63 Feb. 21 at Princeton*...... L, 67-57 Feb. 7 BROWN*...... W, 52-45 Feb. 22 DARTMOUTH*...... W, 74-65 Feb. 22 at Penn*...... L, 74-65 Feb. 8 YALE*...... L, 74-67 Feb. 28 BROWN* [NBCSN]...... L, 76-67 Feb. 28 COLUMBIA*...... L, 84-72 Feb. 14 at Columbia*...... W, 88-84 2ot March 1 YALE*...... L, 70-63 March 1 CORNELL*...... W, 87-78 Feb. 15 at Cornell*...... W, 67-44 March 7 at Columbia*...... L, 70-63 March 7 at Brown*...... W, 75-68 Feb. 21 at Penn*...... W, 83-63 March 8 at Cornell*...... W, 69-65 March 8 at Yale*...... W, 69-61 Feb. 22 at Princeton* [ESPN3/ESPNU]...... W, 59-47 March 11 at Princeton*...... L, 70-65 Feb. 28 CORNELL*...... W, 72-47 March 1 COLUMBIA*...... W, 80-47 March 7 at Yale* [NBCSN]...... W, 70-58 March 8 at Brown*...... W, 98-93 ot NCAA Tournament (Spokane, Wash.) March 20 vs. Cincinnati [TNT]...... W, 61-57 March 22 vs. Michigan State [TNT]...... L, 80-73 Postseason 18 4 2013-14 Ivy League Men’s Basketball PRINCETON TIGERS THE IVY LEAGUE ON TELEVISION (21-9, 8-6 IVY) Ivy League men’s basketball teams are scheduled to take part in 42 live broadcasts across 14 different DATE OPPONENT...... TIME/RESULT networks for the upcoming season: Nov. 10 FLORIDA A&M...... W, 67-50 Nov. 16 at Butler [FOX Sports 2]...... L, 70-67 Nov. 20 LAFAYETTE...... W, 81-80 ot Date Game, Time/Result Network(s) Nov. 23 at Rice...... W, 70-56 Saturday, Nov. 8 Syracuse 82, Cornell 60 ACC Regional Sports Network Nov. 26 GEORGE MASON...... W, 71-66 Sunday, Nov. 10 Harvard 82, Holy Cross 72 NESN Nov. 30 at Bucknell...... W, 66-53 Monday, Nov. 11 Connecticut 80, Yale 62 SNY/ESPN3 Dec. 7 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON.....W, 77-55 Wednesday, Nov. 13 Providence 73, Brown 69 FOX Sports 2 Dec. 11 at Rutgers [ESPN3]...... W, 78-73 Dec. 14 at Penn State [BTN]...... W, 81-79 ot Thursday, Nov. 14 Rutgers 72, Yale 71 ESPN3 South Point Holiday Classic (Las Vegas) Friday, Nov. 15 Louisville 99, Cornell 54 WHAS-TV/ESPN3 Dec. 20 vs. Pacific...... W, 83-58 Friday, Nov. 15 Michigan State 62, Columbia 53 BTN Dec. 21 vs. Portland...... L, 93-79 Saturday, Nov. 16 Butler 70, Princeton 67 FOX Sports 2 Dec. 31 KENT STATE...... W, 73-68 Friday, Nov. 22 Iowa 86, Penn 55 BTN Jan. 4 at Liberty [ESPN3]...... W, 80-74 Jan. 11 at Penn* [NBCSN]...... L, 77-74 Sunday, Nov. 24 Colorado 70, Harvard 62 ESPNU Jan. 26 KEAN...... W, 84-54 Tuesday, Nov. 26 Yale 79, Lafayette 76 Lafayette Sports Network Jan. 31 at Harvard*...... L, 82-76 Thursday, Nov. 28 Harvard 68, Denver 60 CBS Sports Network Feb. 1 at Dartmouth*...... L, 78-69 ot Friday, Nov. 29 Harvard 76, Green Bay 64 CBS Sports Network Feb. 7 COLUMBIA*...... L, 53-52 Saturday, Nov. 30 Harvard 71, TCU 50 CBS Sports Network Feb. 8 CORNELL*...... W, 69-48 Feb. 14 at Brown*...... W, 69-65 Sunday, Dec. 1 Notre Dame 101, Cornell 67 ESPN3 Feb. 15 at Yale*...... L, 66-65 ot Wednesday, Dec. 4 Villanova 77, Penn 54 FOX Sports 1 Feb. 21 DARTMOUTH*...... W, 67-57 Tuesday, Dec. 10 Illinois 72, Dartmouth 65 BTDN Feb. 22 HARVARD* [ESPN3/ESPNU]...... L, 59-47 Wednesday, Dec. 11 Princeton 78, Rutgers 73 ESPN3 Feb. 28 YALE*...... W, 57-46 Saturday, Dec. 14 Princeton 81, Penn State 79 (ot) BTN March 1 BROWN*...... W, 69-64 March 7 at Cornell*...... W, 91-51 Tuesday, Dec. 17 Providence 76, Yale 74 FOX Sports 1 March 8 at Columbia*...... W, 74-64 Sunday, Dec. 22 Northwestern 58, Brown 52 BTDN March 11 PENN*...... W, 70-65 Saturday, Dec. 28 St. John’s 65, Columbia 59 FOX Sports 1 College Basketball Invitational Saturday, Dec. 28 Harvard 94, Fordham 86 SNY March 19 at Tulane...... W, 56-55 Sunday, Dec. 29 Rider 89, Penn 88 The Comcast Network March 24 at Fresno State...... L, 72-56 Thursday, Jan. 2 George Mason 80, Penn 77 NBC Sports Network Saturday, Jan. 4 St. Bonaventure 81, Cornell 57 NBC Sports Network Saturday, Jan. 4 Princeton 80, Liberty 74 ESPN3 YALE BULLDOGS Saturday, Jan. 4 Saint Louis 75, Yale 55 NBC Sports Network (18-13, 9-5 IVY) Saturday, Jan. 4 Harvard 69, Rice 54 CBS Sports Network DATE OPPONENT...... TIME/RESULT Wednesday, Jan. 8 Connecticut 61, Harvard 56 ESPNU Connecticut 6 Classic (Bridgeport, Conn.) Saturday, Jan. 11 Penn 77, Princeton 74 NBC Sports Network Nov. 9 vs. Central Conn. State...... W, 93-77 Saturday, Jan. 18 St. John’s 69, Dartmouth 55 FOX Sports 1 Nov. 11 at Connecticut [SNY/ESPN3]...... L, 80-62 Sunday, Jan. 26 Harvard 80, Dartmouth 50 NBC Sports Network Nov. 14 at Rutgers [ESPN3]...... L, 72-71 Nov. 19 SACRED HEART...... W, 80-65 Saturday, Feb. 1 Harvard 80, Penn 50 NBC Sports Network Nov. 23 at Mercer...... L, 81-54 Saturday, Feb. 22 Brown 81, Cornell 75 (ot) NBC Sports Network Nov. 26 at Lafayette [LSN]...... W, 79-76 Saturday, Feb. 22 Harvard 59, Princeton 47 ESPN3/ESPNU Nov. 30 at Hartford...... W, 54-46 Sunday, Feb. 23 Columbia 62, Yale 46 NBC Sports Network Dec. 4 BRYANT...... L, 72-64 Dec. 7 NEW HAMPSHIRE...... W, 71-61 Friday, Feb. 28 Brown 76, Penn 67 NBC Sports Network Dec. 17 at Providence [FOX Sports 1]...... L, 76-74 Friday, March 7 Harvard 70, Yale 58 NBC Sports Network Dec. 20 at Albany...... L, 70-62 Thursday, March 20 Harvard 61, Cincinnati 57 TNT Jan. 4 at Saint Louis [NBCSN]...... L, 75-55 Saturday, March 22 Michigan State 80, Harvard 73 TNT Jan. 8 VERMONT...... L, 67-59 Tuesday, April 1 Yale at VMI, 7 pm CBS Sports Network Jan. 11 BARUCH...... W, 88-49 Jan. 18 BROWN*...... W, 74-67 Jan. 25 at Brown*...... L, 73-56 All Times Eastern Jan. 31 COLUMBIA*...... W, 69-59 Feb. 1 CORNELL*...... W, 61-57 *Ivy League Contests Feb. 7 at Dartmouth*...... W, 67-54 Feb. 8 at Harvard*...... W, 74-67 KEY: Feb. 14 PENN*...... W, 69-54 BTN – Big Ten Network (DirecTV 619, DISH 439; Verizon FiOS 85 [SD]/585 [HD], Cablevision/Optimum 413 Feb. 15 PRINCETON*...... W, 66-65 ot [SD]/1650 [HD], AT&T U-verse 650[SD]/1650[HD], BTN.com); BTDN – Big Ten Digital Network (BTN.com); CBSSN Feb. 21 at Cornell*...... W, 82-65 – CBS Sports Network (DirecTV 613, DISH 158, Verizon FiOS 94, Comcast 854, AT&T U-verse 643 [SD]/1643 Feb. 23 at Columbia* [NBCSN]...... L, 62-46 [HD]); ESPN3 – ESPN3.com; ESPNU (DirecTV 208, DISH 141, Verizon FiOS 73 [SD]/573 [HD], AT&T U-verse 605 Feb. 28 at Princeton*...... L, 57-46 [SD]/1605 [HD]); FOX Sports 1 (DirecTV 219, DISH 150, Verizon FiOS 83 [SD]/583 [HD], Cablevision/Optimum March 1 at Penn*...... W, 70-63 56 [SD]/769 [HD], AT&T U-verse 652 [SD]/1652 [HD]); FOX Sports 2 (DirecTV 618, DISH 397, Verizon FiOS 198, March 7 HARVARD* [NBCSN]...... L, 70-58 Cablevision/Optimum 403, AT&T U-verse 651 [SD]/1651 [HD]); Lafayette Sports Network (RCN-4, Lehigh Valley, March 8 DARTMOUTH*...... L, 69-61 Pa.; RCN-8 [Philadelphia, Boston, New York City, Washington, Chicago], WBPH-TV [Allentown, Pa.] DirecTV 788, CollegeInsider.com Tournament DISH 457, ESPN3, MASN [tape delay]); NBCSN – NBC Sports Network (DirecTV 603, DISH 159, Verizon FiOS 90 March 19 QUINNIPIAC...... W, 69-68 [SD]/590 [HD], AT&T U-verse 640 [SD]/1640 [HD]); NESN – New England Sports Network (DirecTV 628, DISH 434, March 22 at Holy Cross...... W, 71-66 Comcast 51[SD]/581 [HD]; SNY – SportsNet New York (DirecTV 639, Verizon FiOS 77 [SD]/577 [HD], AT&T U-verse March 26 at Columbia...... W, 72-69 704 [SD]/1704 [HD], Cablevision 60 [SD]/718 [HD], Comcast 73 [SD]/843 [HD], Time Warner Cable 26/11); TCN – April 1 at VMI [CBSSN]...... 7 pm The Comcast Network (Verizon FiOS 99, Comcast 846); WHAS-TV (Louisville, Ky.); TNT – Turner Network Television (DirecTV 245, DISH 138, Verizon FiOS 51 [SD]/551 [HD], AT&T U-verse 108 [SD]/1108 [HD]) * Ivy League Contests Postseason 19 4 2013-14 Ivy League Men’s Basketball MEDIA INFORMATION WEBSITE The official website of the Ivy League is IvyLeagueSports.com. Men’s basketball information including standings, statistics, news and notes are updated regularly on the League’s website and social media platforms. The complete Ivy League men’s basketball release is posted online on Monday afternoons during the season.

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MEDIA CONTACTS Website Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTube Brown Chris Humm brownbears.com BrownAthletics @BrownAthletics BrownAthletics BrownAthletics (401) 863-1095 office (401) 863-3208 press row [email protected]

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Yale Tim Bennett yalebulldogs.com YaleBulldogs @YaleAthletics YaleAthletics YaleAthletics (203) 432-1457 office (203) 432-2398 press row [email protected]

The Ivy League Scottie Rodgers ivyleaguesports.com TheIvyLeague @Ivy_Athletics IvyLeagueSports IvyLeagueSports (609) 258-2999 office ivyleaguedigitalnetwork.com @IvyLeagueNet [email protected] #IvyBasketball #IvyDigital Postseason 20 4 2013-14 Ivy League Men’s Basketball THE IVY LEAGUE IN THE CIT THE IVY LEAGUE IN THE CBI STANDINGS STANDINGS First Last First Last App. W-L Pct. App. App. App. W-L Pct. App. App. Brown 1 0-1 .000 2014 2014 Brown 1 0-1 .000 2008 2008 Columbia 1 2-1 .667 2014 2014 Columbia --- Cornell --- Cornell --- Dartmouth --- Dartmouth --- Harvard 1 0-1 .000 2010 2014 Harvard --- Penn --- Penn 1 1-1 .500 2010 2010 Princeton --- Princeton 3 4-3 .571 2010 2014 Yale 2 3-1 .750 2012 2014 Yale --- All-Time 5 5-4 .556 2010 2014 All-Time 5 5-5 .500 2008 2014

RESULTS RESULTS Date Location Winner Loser...... Round Date Location Winner Loser...... Round 2010 2008 3/17 Boone, N.C. Appalachian St. (93) Harvard (71)...... 1st 3/18 Athens, Ohio Ohio U. (80) Brown (74)...... 1st 2012 2010 3/14 Bridgeport, Conn. Fairfield (68) Yale (56)...... 1st 3/17 Princeton, N.J. Princeton (65) Duquesne (51)...... 1st 2014 3/22 Indianapolis, Ind. Princeton (74) • IUPUI (68)...... QF 3/17 Providence, R.I. Holy Cross (68) Brown (65)...... 1st 3/24 St. Louis, Mo. Saint Louis (69) Princeton (59)...... SF 3/18 Valparaiso, Ind. Columbia (58) Valparaiso (56)...... 1st 2012 3/19 New Haven, Conn. Yale (69) Quinnipiac (68)...... 1st 3/13 Evansville, Ind. Princeton (95) Evansville (86)...... 1st 3/22 New York Columbia (69) Eastern Michigan (56)...2nd 3/14 Philadelphia Penn (74) Quinnipiac (63)...... 1st 3/22 Worcester, Mass. Yale (71) Holy Cross (66)...... 2nd 3/19 Pittsburgh Pittsburgh (82) Princeton (61)...... QF 3/26 New York Yale (72) Columbia (69)...... QF 3/19 Philadelphia Butler (63) Penn (53)...... QF 2014 3/19 New Orleans Princeton (56) Tulane (55)...... 1st 3/19 Fresno, Calif. Fresno St. (72) Princeton (56)...... QF

• Double Overtime 2013-14 Ivy League Men's Basketball INDIVIDUAL BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Mar 26, 2014 (All games)

To be ranked, a player must appear in at least 75.0% of their team's games.

SCORING Cl G FG 3FG FT Pts Avg/G REBOUNDING Cl G Off Def Total Avg/G 1. Bray, T.J.-PRIN Sr 26 152 52 112 468 18.0 1. Maia, Rafael-BRWN Jr 22 75 103 178 8.1 2. McGonagill, Sean-BRWN Sr 29 162 93 88 505 17.4 2. Dougherty, Fran-PENN Sr 28 57 147 204 7.3 3. Sears, Justin-YALE So 31 178 4 165 525 16.9 3. Kuakumensah, Cedric-BRWN So 29 60 149 209 7.2 4. Cressler, Nolan-COR So 28 169 68 63 469 16.8 4. Sears, Justin-YALE So 31 89 126 215 6.9 5. Rosenberg, Alex-COL Jr 34 133 51 227 544 16.0 5. Moundou-Missi, Steve-HARV Jr 32 64 127 191 6.0 6. Hicks, Tony-PENN So 27 141 37 84 403 14.9 6. Brase, Hans-PRIN So 30 52 118 170 5.7 7. Lo, Maodo-COL So 34 172 76 80 500 14.7 7. Casey, Kyle-HARV Sr 32 41 138 179 5.6 8. Saunders, Wesley-HARV Jr 30 140 10 135 425 14.2 8. Boehm, Connor-DART So 28 58 98 156 5.6 9. Duren, Javier-YALE Jr 29 105 38 138 386 13.3 9. Tarwater, Dwight-COR Sr 28 56 99 155 5.5 10. Dougherty, Fran-PENN Sr 28 143 6 64 356 12.7 10. Spieth, Steven-BRWN Fr 29 37 123 160 5.5 11. Cherry, Devin-COR Jr 28 120 17 87 344 12.3 11. Cotton, Armani-YALE Jr 31 40 127 167 5.4 12. Mitola, Alex-DART So 28 103 66 59 331 11.8 12. Nelson-Henry, Darien-PENN So 24 40 87 127 5.3 13. Cartwright, Miles-PENN Sr 28 98 45 83 324 11.6 13. Cohen, Isaac-COL So 34 38 139 177 5.2 14. Brase, Hans-PRIN So 30 112 34 79 337 11.2 14. King, Leland-BRWN Fr 29 46 104 150 5.2 15. Chambers, Siyani-HARV So 32 104 50 96 354 11.1 15. Weisz, Spencer-PRIN Fr 30 28 117 145 4.8 16. Boehm, Connor-DART So 28 127 6 45 305 10.9 16. Bray, T.J.-PRIN Sr 26 13 111 124 4.8 17. Nelson-Henry, Darien-PENN So 24 92 0 70 254 10.6 17. Saunders, Wesley-HARV Jr 30 31 106 137 4.6 18. Moundou-Missi, Steve-HARV Jr 32 119 0 97 335 10.5 18. Walker, Dockery-BRWN Jr 29 45 83 128 4.4 19. Barrett, Will-PRIN Sr 30 97 63 52 309 10.3 19. McGonagill, Sean-BRWN Sr 29 17 108 125 4.3 20. Rivard, Laurent-HARV Sr 32 93 80 51 317 9.9 20. Cherry, Devin-COR Jr 28 25 94 119 4.3

FIELD GOAL PCT Cl G FGM FGA Pct. ASSISTS Cl G No. Avg/G 1. Nelson-Henry, Darien-PENN So 24 92 156 . 5 9 0 1. Bray, T.J.-PRIN Sr 26 133 5.1 2. Dougherty, Fran-PENN Sr 28 143 259 . 5 5 2 2. Chambers, Siyani-HARV So 32 146 4.6 3. Moundou-Missi, Steve-HARV Jr 32 119 220 . 5 4 1 3. Saunders, Wesley-HARV Jr 30 114 3.8 4. Bray, T.J.-PRIN Sr 26 152 283 . 5 3 7 4. McGonagill, Sean-BRWN Sr 29 109 3.8 5. Boehm, Connor-DART So 28 127 240 . 5 2 9 5. Blackmon, Tavon-BRWN Fr 28 98 3.5 6. Sears, Justin-YALE So 31 178 346 . 5 1 4 Cherry, Devin-COR Jr 28 98 3.5 7. Maia, Rafael-BRWN Jr 22 77 161 . 4 7 8 7. Cartwright, Miles-PENN Sr 28 94 3.4 8. Lo, Maodo-COL So 34 172 360 . 4 7 8 8. Cohen, Isaac-COL So 34 101 3.0 9. Weisz, Spencer-PRIN Fr 30 91 195 . 4 6 7 9. Duren, Javier-YALE Jr 29 86 3.0 10. Saunders, Wesley-HARV Jr 30 140 302 . 4 6 4 10. Hicks, Tony-PENN So 27 78 2.9

FREE THROW PCT Cl G FTM FTA Pct. STEALS Cl G No. Avg/G 1. Mitola, Alex-DART So 28 59 68 . 8 6 8 1. Saunders, Wesley-HARV Jr 30 52 1.7 2. Spieth, Steven-BRWN Fr 29 80 93 . 8 6 0 2. Duren, Javier-YALE Jr 29 43 1.5 3. Lo, Maodo-COL So 34 80 96 . 8 3 3 3. McGonagill, Sean-BRWN Sr 29 38 1.3 4. Rosenberg, Alex-COL Jr 34 227 276 . 8 2 2 4. Bray, T.J.-PRIN Sr 26 34 1.3 5. Cartwright, Miles-PENN Sr 28 83 102 . 8 1 4 5. Chambers, Siyani-HARV So 32 41 1.3 6. Duren, Javier-YALE Jr 29 138 170 . 8 1 2 6. Sears, Justin-YALE So 31 39 1.3 7. Bray, T.J.-PRIN Sr 26 112 140 . 8 0 0 7. Lo, Maodo-COL So 34 42 1.2 8. McGonagill, Sean-BRWN Sr 29 88 113 . 7 7 9 8. Spieth, Steven-BRWN Fr 29 35 1.2 9. Cressler, Nolan-COR So 28 63 81 . 7 7 8 9. Cartwright, Miles-PENN Sr 28 30 1.1 10. Cotton, Armani-YALE Jr 31 89 115 . 7 7 4 10. Victor, Nick-YALE So 30 32 1.1

3-POINT FG PCT Cl G 3FG FGA Pct. 3-POINT FG MADE Cl G 3FG Avg/G 1. Lo, Maodo-COL So 34 76 170 . 4 4 7 1. McGonagill, Sean-BRWN Sr 29 93 3.2 2. Melville, Tyler-DART Sr 28 29 67 . 4 3 3 2. Rivard, Laurent-HARV Sr 32 80 2.5 3. Rosenberg, Alex-COL Jr 34 51 118 . 4 3 2 3. Cressler, Nolan-COR So 28 68 2.4 4. Rivard, Laurent-HARV Sr 32 80 186 . 4 3 0 4. Mitola, Alex-DART So 28 66 2.4 5. Hobbie, Norman-BRWN Fr 27 46 107 . 4 3 0 5. Lo, Maodo-COL So 34 76 2.2 6. Harrison, Eli-DART Fr 23 26 61 . 4 2 6 6. Barrett, Will-PRIN Sr 30 63 2.1 7. Mitola, Alex-DART So 28 66 158 . 4 1 8 7. Bray, T.J.-PRIN Sr 26 52 2.0 8. Lyles, Meiko-COL Jr 33 46 111 . 4 1 4 8. Hobbie, Norman-BRWN Fr 27 46 1.7 9. Bray, T.J.-PRIN Sr 26 52 126 . 4 1 3 9. Cartwright, Miles-PENN Sr 28 45 1.6 10. McGonagill, Sean-BRWN Sr 29 93 234 . 3 9 7 10. Chambers, Siyani-HARV So 32 50 1.6 2013-14 Ivy League Men's Basketball INDIVIDUAL BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Mar 26, 2014 (All games)

BLOCKED SHOTS Cl G No. Avg/G ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO Cl G Ast. T/O Ratio 1. Kuakumensah, Cedric-BRWN So 29 93 3.2 1. Bray, T.J.-PRIN Sr 26 133 46 2.9 2. Sears, Justin-YALE So 31 61 2.0 2. McGonagill, Sean-BRWN Sr 29 109 50 2.2 3. Moundou-Missi, Steve-HARV Jr 32 43 1.3 3. Chambers, Siyani-HARV So 32 146 73 2.0 4. Casey, Kyle-HARV Sr 32 37 1.2 4. Cohen, Isaac-COL So 34 101 53 1.9 5. Osetkowski, Cory-COL Jr 33 34 1.0 5. Mitola, Alex-DART So 28 75 44 1.7 6. Onuorah, David-COR Fr 28 28 1.0 6. Saunders, Wesley-HARV Jr 30 114 69 1.7 7. Nelson-Henry, Darien-PENN So 24 22 0.9 7. Cartwright, Miles-PENN Sr 28 94 68 1.4 8. Barrett, Will-PRIN Sr 30 25 0.8 8. Blackmon, Tavon-BRWN Fr 28 98 72 1.4 9. Miller, Pete-PRIN Fr 29 23 0.8 9. Cherry, Devin-COR Jr 28 98 84 1.2 10. Victor, Nick-YALE So 30 23 0.8 10. Duren, Javier-YALE Jr 29 86 78 1.1

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS Cl G No. Avg/G DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS Cl G No. Avg/G 1. Maia, Rafael-BRWN Jr 22 75 3.4 1. Dougherty, Fran-PENN Sr 28 147 5.3 2. Sears, Justin-YALE So 31 89 2.9 2. Kuakumensah, Cedric-BRWN So 29 149 5.1 3. Onuorah, David-COR Fr 28 59 2.1 3. Maia, Rafael-BRWN Jr 22 103 4.7 4. Boehm, Connor-DART So 28 58 2.1 4. Casey, Kyle-HARV Sr 32 138 4.3 5. Kuakumensah, Cedric-BRWN So 29 60 2.1 5. Bray, T.J.-PRIN Sr 26 111 4.3 6. Dougherty, Fran-PENN Sr 28 57 2.0 6. Spieth, Steven-BRWN Fr 29 123 4.2 7. Moundou-Missi, Steve-HARV Jr 32 64 2.0 7. Cotton, Armani-YALE Jr 31 127 4.1 Tarwater, Dwight-COR Sr 28 56 2.0 8. Cohen, Isaac-COL So 34 139 4.1 9. Brase, Hans-PRIN So 30 52 1.7 9. Sears, Justin-YALE So 31 126 4.1 10. Sherrod, Brandon-YALE Jr 31 53 1.7 10. Moundou-Missi, Steve-HARV Jr 32 127 4.0

MINUTES PLAYED Cl G No. Avg/G 1. McGonagill, Sean-BRWN Sr 29 1084 37.4 2. Bray, T.J.-PRIN Sr 26 920 35.4 3. Chambers, Siyani-HARV So 32 1099 34.3 4. Rivard, Laurent-HARV Sr 32 1080 33.8 5. Saunders, Wesley-HARV Jr 30 1011 33.7 6. Cressler, Nolan-COR So 28 912 32.6 7. Cherry, Devin-COR Jr 28 907 32.4 8. Lo, Maodo-COL So 34 1096 32.2 9. Spieth, Steven-BRWN Fr 29 933 32.2 10. Mitola, Alex-DART So 28 885 31.6 2013-14 Ivy League Men's Basketball CONFERENCE BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Mar 26, 2014 (All games)

SCORING OFFENSE G W-L Pts Avg/G SCORING DEFENSE G Pts Avg/G 1. Harvard 32 27-5 2343 73.2 1. Harvard 32 1952 61.0 2. Brown 29 15-14 2065 71.2 2. Columbia 34 2151 63.3 3. Princeton 30 21-9 2118 70.6 3. Princeton 30 1931 64.4 4. Penn 28 8-20 1911 68.2 4. Yale 31 2055 66.3 5. Dartmouth 28 12-16 1905 68.0 5. Dartmouth 28 1864 66.6 6. Columbia 34 21-13 2313 68.0 6. Brown 29 1951 67.3 7. Yale 31 18-13 2077 67.0 7. Penn 28 2095 74.8 8. Cornell 28 2-26 1795 64.1 8. Cornell 28 2195 78.4

SCORING MARGIN G Offense Defense Margin FREE THROW PCT G FTM FTA Pct. 1. Harvard 32 73.2 61.0 +12.2 1. Columbia 34 551 711 . 7 7 5 2. Princeton 30 70.6 64.4 +6.2 2. Harvard 32 585 809 . 7 2 3 3. Columbia 34 68.0 63.3 +4.8 3. Princeton 30 432 599 . 7 2 1 4. Brown 29 71.2 67.3 +3.9 4. Yale 31 566 814 . 6 9 5 5. Dartmouth 28 68.0 66.6 +1.5 5. Dartmouth 28 385 561 . 6 8 6 6. Yale 31 67.0 66.3 +0.7 6. Penn 28 403 594 . 6 7 8 7. Penn 28 68.2 74.8 -6.6 7. Brown 29 399 593 . 6 7 3 8. Cornell 28 64.1 78.4 -14.3 8. Cornell 28 299 450 . 6 6 4

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE G FGM FGA Pct. FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE G FGM FGA Pct. 1. Harvard 32 787 1693 . 4 6 5 1. Brown 29 671 1703 . 3 9 4 2. Penn 28 684 1518 . 4 5 1 2. Harvard 32 680 1665 . 4 0 8 3. Columbia 34 742 1662 . 4 4 6 3. Penn 28 668 1580 . 4 2 3 4. Dartmouth 28 673 1515 . 4 4 4 4. Columbia 34 749 1750 . 4 2 8 5. Princeton 30 704 1592 . 4 4 2 5. Princeton 30 679 1584 . 4 2 9 6. Brown 29 735 1706 . 4 3 1 6. Yale 31 691 1588 . 4 3 5 7. Yale 31 675 1592 . 4 2 4 7. Dartmouth 28 602 1356 . 4 4 4 8. Cornell 28 652 1589 . 4 1 0 8. Cornell 28 740 1494 . 4 9 5

3-POINT FG PCT G 3FGM 3FGA Pct. 3-POINT FG PCT DEFENSE G 3FGM 3FGA Pct. 1. Columbia 34 278 718 . 3 8 7 1. Brown 29 163 544 . 3 0 0 2. Harvard 32 184 479 . 3 8 4 2. Harvard 32 164 511 . 3 2 1 3. Dartmouth 28 174 458 . 3 8 0 3. Princeton 30 150 462 . 3 2 5 4. Brown 29 196 516 . 3 8 0 4. Columbia 34 165 469 . 3 5 2 5. Princeton 30 278 774 . 3 5 9 5. Dartmouth 28 168 462 . 3 6 4 6. Yale 31 161 488 . 3 3 0 6. Yale 31 207 555 . 3 7 3 7. Penn 28 140 436 . 3 2 1 7. Penn 28 210 548 . 3 8 3 8. Cornell 28 192 604 . 3 1 8 8. Cornell 28 208 509 . 4 0 9

REBOUNDING OFFENSE G Rebounds Avg/G REBOUNDING DEFENSE G Rebounds Avg/G 1. Brown 29 1154 39.8 1. Columbia 34 1015 29.9 2. Yale 31 1081 34.9 2. Yale 31 946 30.5 3. Harvard 32 1092 34.1 3. Dartmouth 28 869 31.0 4. Penn 28 939 33.5 4. Harvard 32 1003 31.3 5. Dartmouth 28 926 33.1 5. Princeton 30 979 32.6 6. Princeton 30 983 32.8 6. Cornell 28 1011 36.1 7. Columbia 34 1111 32.7 7. Penn 28 1022 36.5 8. Cornell 28 880 31.4 8. Brown 29 1068 36.8

REBOUNDING MARGIN G Team Avg. Opp. Avg. Margin BLOCKED SHOTS G No. Avg/G 1. Yale 31 1081 34.9 946 30.5 +4.4 1. Harvard 32 155 4.8 2. Brown 29 1154 39.8 1068 36.8 +3.0 2. Brown 29 138 4.8 3. Columbia 34 1111 32.7 1015 29.9 +2.8 3. Yale 31 131 4.2 4. Harvard 32 1092 34.1 1003 31.3 +2.8 4. Princeton 30 109 3.6 5. Dartmouth 28 926 33.1 869 31.0 +2.0 5. Penn 28 96 3.4 6. Princeton 30 983 32.8 979 32.6 +0.1 6. Dartmouth 28 86 3.1 7. Penn 28 939 33.5 1022 36.5 -3.0 7. Columbia 34 95 2.8 8. Cornell 28 880 31.4 1011 36.1 -4.7 8. Cornell 28 78 2.8 2013-14 Ivy League Men's Basketball CONFERENCE BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Mar 26, 2014 (All games)

ASSISTS G No. Avg/G STEALS G No. Avg/G 1. Penn 28 408 14.6 1. Harvard 32 243 7.6 2. Princeton 30 431 14.4 2. Princeton 30 189 6.3 3. Harvard 32 452 14.1 3. Yale 31 194 6.3 4. Brown 29 388 13.4 4. Dartmouth 28 166 5.9 5. Dartmouth 28 352 12.6 5. Penn 28 163 5.8 6. Columbia 34 419 12.3 6. Brown 29 164 5.7 7. Yale 31 356 11.5 7. Columbia 34 173 5.1 8. Cornell 28 300 10.7 8. Cornell 28 117 4.2

TURNOVER MARGIN G Team Avg. Opp. Avg. Margin ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO G Ast. Avg. T/O Avg. Ratio 1. Harvard 32 365 11.4 459 14.3 +2.9 1. Princeton 30 431 14.4 335 11.2 1.3 2. Princeton 30 335 11.2 370 12.3 +1.2 2. Harvard 32 452 14.1 365 11.4 1.2 3. Dartmouth 28 336 12.0 366 13.1 +1.1 3. Dartmouth 28 352 12.6 336 12.0 1.0 4. Yale 31 403 13.0 384 12.4 -0.6 4. Brown 29 388 13.4 375 12.9 1.0 5. Brown 29 375 12.9 343 11.8 -1.1 5. Columbia 34 419 12.3 412 12.1 1.0 6. Columbia 34 412 12.1 360 10.6 -1.5 6. Penn 28 408 14.6 452 16.1 0.9 7. Cornell 28 337 12.0 291 10.4 -1.6 7. Cornell 28 300 10.7 337 12.0 0.9 8. Penn 28 452 16.1 359 12.8 -3.3 8. Yale 31 356 11.5 403 13.0 0.9

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS G No. Avg/G DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS G No. Avg/G 1. Yale 31 357 11.5 1. Brown 29 825 28.4 2. Brown 29 329 11.3 2. Princeton 30 731 24.4 3. Dartmouth 28 301 10.8 3. Columbia 34 827 24.3 4. Harvard 32 335 10.5 4. Penn 28 671 24.0 5. Cornell 28 292 10.4 5. Harvard 32 757 23.7 6. Penn 28 268 9.6 6. Yale 31 724 23.4 7. Princeton 30 252 8.4 7. Dartmouth 28 625 22.3 8. Columbia 34 284 8.4 8. Cornell 28 588 21.0

DEFENSIVE REB PCT. G D-Reb Opp. OR D-Reb% OFFENSIVE REB PCT. G O-Reb Opp. DR O-Reb% 1. Princeton 30 731 249 .746 1. Yale 31 357 679 .345 2. Columbia 34 827 294 .738 2. Harvard 32 335 686 .328 3. Yale 31 724 267 .731 3. Dartmouth 28 301 638 .321 4. Dartmouth 28 625 231 .730 4. Brown 29 329 753 .304 5. Brown 29 825 315 .724 5. Penn 28 268 669 .286 6. Harvard 32 757 317 .705 6. Cornell 28 292 732 .285 7. Cornell 28 588 279 .678 7. Columbia 34 284 721 .283 8. Penn 28 671 353 .655 8. Princeton 30 252 730 .257

3-POINT FG MADE G No. Avg/G 1. Princeton 30 278 9.3 2. Columbia 34 278 8.2 3. Cornell 28 192 6.9 4. Brown 29 196 6.8 5. Dartmouth 28 174 6.2 6. Harvard 32 184 5.8 7. Yale 31 161 5.2 8. Penn 28 140 5.0 2013-14 Ivy League Men's Basketball CONFERENCE BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Mar 26, 2014 (All games)

Team Conference Pct. PF PA Overall Pct. PF PA Current unbeaten streak Harvard 13-1 . 9 2 9 74.2 58.8 27-5 . 8 4 4 73.2 61.0 Dartmouth -- 3 Yale 9-5 . 6 4 3 64.2 63.0 18-13 . 5 8 1 67.0 66.3 Yale -- 3 Princeton 8-6 . 5 7 1 67.8 62.5 21-9 . 7 0 0 70.6 64.4 Columbia 8-6 . 5 7 1 66.2 65.3 21-13 . 6 1 8 68.0 63.3 Brown 7-7 . 5 0 0 69.9 67.4 15-14 . 5 1 7 71.2 67.3 Dartmouth 5-9 . 3 5 7 64.8 70.1 12-16 . 4 2 9 68.0 66.6 Penn 5-9 . 3 5 7 64.9 71.3 8-20 . 2 8 6 68.2 74.8 Cornell 1-13 . 0 7 1 62.0 75.6 2-26 . 0 7 1 64.1 78.4

TEAM SUMMARIES G PF-PA Avg score Margin FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. RebF RebA Margin Brown 29 2065-1951 71.2-67.3 +3.9 735-1706 . 4 3 1 196-516 . 3 8 0 399-593 . 6 7 3 1154 1068 +3.0 Columbia 34 2313-2151 68.0-63.3 +4.8 742-1662 . 4 4 6 278-718 . 3 8 7 551-711 . 7 7 5 1111 1015 +2.8 Cornell 28 1795-2195 64.1-78.4 -14.3 652-1589 . 4 1 0 192-604 . 3 1 8 299-450 . 6 6 4 880 1011 -4.7 Dartmouth 28 1905-1864 68.0-66.6 +1.5 673-1515 . 4 4 4 174-458 . 3 8 0 385-561 . 6 8 6 926 869 +2.0 Harvard 32 2343-1952 73.2-61.0 +12.2 787-1693 . 4 6 5 184-479 . 3 8 4 585-809 . 7 2 3 1092 1003 +2.8 Penn 28 1911-2095 68.2-74.8 -6.6 684-1518 . 4 5 1 140-436 . 3 2 1 403-594 . 6 7 8 939 1022 -3.0 Princeton 30 2118-1931 70.6-64.4 +6.2 704-1592 . 4 4 2 278-774 . 3 5 9 432-599 . 7 2 1 983 979 +0.1 Yale 31 2077-2055 67.0-66.3 +0.7 675-1592 . 4 2 4 161-488 . 3 3 0 566-814 . 6 9 5 1081 946 +4.4

ATTENDANCE Home Average Away Average Neutral Average Total Average Brown 14-14577 1041 15-32867 2191 0-0 0 29-47444 1636 Columbia 18-27620 1534 13-35968 2767 3-10030 3343 34-73618 2165 Cornell 13-18497 1423 15-74659 4977 0-0 0 28-93156 3327 Dartmouth 15-12115 808 13-37228 2864 0-0 0 28-49343 1762 Harvard 12-24148 2012 14-48633 3474 6-40762 6794 32-113543 3548 Penn 14-59975 4284 14-41965 2998 0-0 0 28-101940 3641 Princeton 13-29893 2299 15-43667 2911 2-1017 508 30-74577 2486 Yale 13-14020 1078 17-52240 3073 1-5060 5060 31-71320 2301 Totals 112-200845 1793 116-367227 3166 12-56869 4739 240-624941 2604 2013-14 Ivy League Men's Basketball Ivy Individual Highs Through games of Mar 26, 2014 (All games)

INDIVIDUAL PLAYER GAME HIGHS

Points 34 Rosenberg, Alex (Columbia) vs Harvard (02/14/14) 34 Cressler, Nolan (Cornell) vs Brown (02/22/14) 33 Hicks, Tony (Penn) vs Niagara (11/26/13) 33 Mitola, Alex (Dartmouth) vs Cornell (03/01/14) 33 Duren, Javier (Yale) at Columbia (03/26/14) Field goals made 13 Sears, Justin (Yale) at Providence (12/17/13) 12 Hicks, Tony (Penn) vs Temple (11/09/13) 12 Hatter, Robert (Cornell) vs Loyola (Md.) (11/10/13) 12 Hicks, Tony (Penn) vs Niagara (11/26/13) 12 Kuakumensah, Cedric (Brown) at Cornell (02/22/14) Field goal attempts 24 Hicks, Tony (Penn) vs Temple (11/09/13) 24 Saunders, Wesley (Harvard) at Boston University (12/07/13) 24 Hicks, Tony (Penn) vs Brown (02/28/14) 23 King, Leland (Brown) vs Harvard (03/08/14) 22 Cherry, Devin (Cornell) vs Brown (02/22/14) 22 Cressler, Nolan (Cornell) vs Penn (03/08/14) Field goal percentage 1.000 (8-8) Barrett, Will (Princeton) at Cornell (03/07/14) .900 (9-10) Chambers, Siyani (Harvard) vs Vermont (12/21/13) .889 (8-9) Dougherty, Fran (Penn) at Dartmouth (01/31/14) .813 (13-16) Sears, Justin (Yale) at Providence (12/17/13) .800 (8-10) Dougherty, Fran (Penn) at Rider (12/29/13) .800 (8-10) Harrell, Julian (Penn) at Rider (12/29/13) .800 (8-10) Saunders, Wesley (Harvard) vs Boston College (01/01/14) .800 (8-10) Lyles, Meiko (Columbia) vs Brown (02/21/14) 3-Pt FG made 8 Mitola, Alex (Dartmouth) vs Cornell (03/01/14) 7 Lo, Maodo (Columbia) vs Stony Brook (01/08/14) 7 Lo, Maodo (Columbia) vs Central Penn (01/11/14) 7 McGonagill, Sean (Brown) vs Yale (01/25/14) 6 Hatter, Robert (Cornell) at Western Michigan (11/29/13) 6 Mullins, Grant (Columbia) vs Army (12/4/13) 6 Barrett, Will (Princeton) at Penn State (12/14/13) 6 Chambers, Siyani (Harvard) vs Vermont (12/21/13) 6 Cartwright, Miles (Penn) at Rider (12/29/13) 6 Hobbie, Norman (Brown) vs Daniel Webster (01/11/14) 6 Hobbie, Norman (Brown) vs Cornell (01/31/14) 6 Barrett, Will (Princeton) at Dartmouth (02/01/14) 6 Rivard, Laurent (Harvard) vs Penn (02/01/14) 6 Cressler, Nolan (Cornell) vs Brown (02/22/14) 6 Rivard, Laurent (Harvard) vs Columbia (03/01/14) 6 Jok, Dau (Penn) at Cornell (03/08/14) 6 Lo, Maodo (Columbia) vs Yale (03/26/14) 3-Pt FG attempts 13 Cressler, Nolan (Cornell) at Western Michigan (11/29/13) 13 McGonagill, Sean (Brown) at Niagara (12/29/13) 13 Hobbie, Norman (Brown) vs Daniel Webster (01/11/14) 13 Lo, Maodo (Columbia) vs Yale (03/26/14) 12 McGonagill, Sean (Brown) at Providence (11/13/13) 12 Rivard, Laurent (Harvard) vs Green Bay (11/29/13) 12 McGonagill, Sean (Brown) vs Albany (12/10/13) 3-Pt percentage 1.000 (6-6) Chambers, Siyani (Harvard) vs Vermont (12/21/13) 1.000 (5-5) Lyles, Meiko (Columbia) vs Brown (02/21/14) 1.000 (5-5) Barrett, Will (Princeton) at Cornell (03/07/14) .889 (8-9) Mitola, Alex (Dartmouth) vs Cornell (03/01/14) .778 (7-9) McGonagill, Sean (Brown) vs Yale (01/25/14) Free throws made 17 Rosenberg, Alex (Columbia) at Dartmouth (02/28/14) 14 Rosenberg, Alex (Columbia) vs Dartmouth (02/15/14) 12 Sears, Justin (Yale) vs Brown (01/18/14) 12 Rosenberg, Alex (Columbia) vs Yale (02/23/14) 12 Duren, Javier (Yale) at Columbia (03/26/14) Free throw attempts 17 Rosenberg, Alex (Columbia) at Dartmouth (02/28/14) 15 Sears, Justin (Yale) vs Brown (01/18/14) 15 Cotton, Armani (Yale) vs Penn (02/14/14) 15 Sears, Justin (Yale) vs Penn (02/14/14) 15 Rosenberg, Alex (Columbia) vs Dartmouth (02/15/14) Free throw percentage 1.000 (17-17) Rosenberg, Alex (Columbia) at Dartmouth (02/28/14) 1.000 (11-11) Nelson-Henry, Darien (Penn) vs Penn State (11/16/13) 1.000 (10-10) Cressler, Nolan (Cornell) at Yale (02/01/14) 1.000 (10-10) Saunders, Wesley (Harvard) vs Michigan State (03/22/14) 1.000 (9-9) Cartwright, Miles (Penn) vs NJIT (01/25/14) 1.000 (9-9) Duren, Javier (Yale) at Penn (03/01/14) 1.000 (8-8) Mullins, Grant (Columbia) vs Manhattan (11/12/13) 1.000 (8-8) Moundou-Missi, Steve (Harvard) vs Denver (11/28/13) 1.000 (8-8) Curry, Brandyn (Harvard) at Rice (01/04/14) 1.000 (8-8) Moundou-Missi, Steve (Harvard) vs Dartmouth (01/11/14) 1.000 (8-8) Mullins, Grant (Columbia) at Cornell (01/25/14) 1.000 (8-8) Rosenberg, Alex (Columbia) at Princeton (02/07/14) 1.000 (8-8) Lo, Maodo (Columbia) vs Harvard (02/14/14) 1.000 (8-8) Brase, Hans (Princeton) vs Dartmouth (02/21/14) 1.000 (8-8) Spieth, Steven (Brown) vs Harvard (03/08/14) Rebounds 17 Maldunas, Gabas (Dartmouth) vs Mass.-Lowell (11/16/13) 14 Kuakumensah, Cedric (Brown) vs Binghamton (11/10/13) 14 Maia, Rafael (Brown) at Mass.-Lowell (11/19/13) 14 Cohen, Isaac (Columbia) vs St. Francis Brooklyn (01/04/14) 14 Kuakumensah, Cedric (Brown) at Cornell (02/22/14) Assists 13 Bray, T.J. (Princeton) at Penn State (12/14/13) 12 McGonagill, Sean (Brown) vs Daniel Webster (01/11/14) 10 Bray, T.J. (Princeton) vs George Mason (11/26/13) 10 Chambers, Siyani (Harvard) at Penn (02/21/14) 10 Cherry, Devin (Cornell) vs Brown (02/22/14) Steals 6 Gill, Malik (Dartmouth) vs Harvard (01/26/14) 5 McGonagill, Sean (Brown) at Sacred Heart (11/16/13) 5 Duren, Javier (Yale) vs Brown (01/18/14) 5 Curry, Brandyn (Harvard) at Cornell (02/15/14) 5 Gill, Malik (Dartmouth) at Yale (03/08/14) Blocked shots 7 Maldunas, Gabas (Dartmouth) vs Longwood (12/21/13) 7 Kuakumensah, Cedric (Brown) at Cornell (02/22/14) 7 Kuakumensah, Cedric (Brown) vs Dartmouth (03/07/14) 6 Kuakumensah, Cedric (Brown) vs Binghamton (11/10/13) 6 Cummins, Evan (Harvard) vs TCU (11/30/13) 6 Kuakumensah, Cedric (Brown) at Columbia (02/21/14) Turnovers 9 Cherry, Devin (Cornell) at Saint Peter's (12/28/13) 7 Saunders, Wesley (Harvard) vs TCU (11/30/13) 7 Hicks, Tony (Penn) vs Wagner (12/07/13) 7 Bray, T.J. (Princeton) at Yale (02/15/14) 6 Duren, Javier (Yale) at Rutgers (11/14/13) 6 Blackmon, Tavon (Brown) at Mass.-Lowell (11/19/13) 6 Hicks, Tony (Penn) at Iowa (11/22/13) 6 Brooks, Henry (Penn) at Iowa (11/22/13) 6 Dougherty, Fran (Penn) at Villanova (12/04/13) 6 Maia, Rafael (Brown) at Niagara (12/29/13) 6 Hicks, Tony (Penn) vs Princeton (01/11/14) 6 McGonagill, Sean (Brown) at Yale (01/18/14) 6 Victor, Nick (Yale) at Dartmouth (02/07/14) 6 Hicks, Tony (Penn) vs Columbia (02/08/14) 6 Sears, Justin (Yale) at Columbia (03/26/14) 2013-14 Ivy League Men's Basketball Ivy Team Highs Through games of Mar 26, 2014 (All games)

TEAM HIGHS (highest totals made by)

Points 106 Dartmouth vs Lyndon State (11/10/13) 104 Columbia vs Central Penn (01/11/14) 98 Harvard at Brown (03/08/14) 94 Harvard at Fordham (12/28/13) Margin 45 (106-61) Dartmouth vs Lyndon State (11/10/13) 42 (79-37) Harvard vs MIT (11/12/13) 41 (91-50) Brown vs Daniel Webster (01/11/14) 40 (91-51) Princeton at Cornell (03/07/14) Field goals made 38 Columbia vs Central Penn (01/11/14) 37 Dartmouth vs Lesley (12/31/13) 37 Brown vs Daniel Webster (01/11/14) 34 Cornell vs Loyola (Md.) (11/10/13) 34 Penn vs Niagara (11/26/13) 34 Princeton at Cornell (03/07/14) 34 Harvard at Brown (03/08/14) Field goal attempts 73 Cornell vs Loyola (Md.) (11/10/13) 73 Columbia vs Central Penn (01/11/14) 73 Harvard at Brown (03/08/14) 73 Brown vs Holy Cross (03/17/14) Field goal percentage .659 (29-44) Harvard at Dartmouth (01/26/14) .652 (30-46) Dartmouth vs Longwood (12/21/13) .642 (34-53) Princeton at Cornell (03/07/14) .611 (33-54) Penn vs Cornell (02/07/14) 3-Pt FG made 18 Princeton vs Pacific (12/20/13) 18 Columbia vs Central Penn (01/11/14) 17 Princeton vs Kean (01/26/14) 16 Cornell at Western Michigan (11/29/13) 16 Princeton at Rutgers (12/11/13) 3-Pt FG attempts 44 Columbia vs Central Penn (01/11/14) 43 Princeton vs Kean (01/26/14) 41 Cornell at Western Michigan (11/29/13) 39 Princeton vs Pacific (12/20/13) 3-Pt percentage .714 (10-14) Harvard at Dartmouth (01/26/14) .667 (6-9) Yale at Holy Cross (03/22/14) .643 (9-14) Yale at Lafayette (11/26/13) .619 (13-21) Yale vs Baruch (01/11/14) Free throws made 37 Dartmouth vs Lyndon State (11/10/13) 35 Penn vs NJIT (01/25/14) 34 Yale vs Columbia (01/31/14) 30 Yale vs Penn (02/14/14) Free throw attempts 47 Yale vs Columbia (01/31/14) 45 Yale vs Penn (02/14/14) 44 Dartmouth vs Lyndon State (11/10/13) 42 Penn vs NJIT (01/25/14) Free throw percentage 1.000 (3-3) Brown vs Holy Cross (03/17/14) .955 (21-22) Columbia at Dartmouth (02/28/14) .933 (14-15) Penn at Lafayette (11/30/13) .917 (11-12) Columbia at Valparaiso (03/18/14) Rebounds 57 Brown at Mass.-Lowell (11/19/13) 49 Brown at Northwestern (12/22/13) 49 Brown at Niagara (12/29/13) 48 Dartmouth vs Lyndon State (11/10/13) 48 Columbia vs Central Penn (01/11/14) Assists 27 Brown vs Daniel Webster (01/11/14) 26 Yale vs Baruch (01/11/14) 25 Dartmouth vs Lesley (12/31/13) 24 Harvard at Fordham (12/28/13) Steals 19 Harvard vs MIT (11/12/13) 13 Penn at Monmouth (11/12/13) 13 Princeton at Penn State (12/14/13) 13 Harvard at Penn (02/21/14) Blocked shots 11 Harvard vs Bryant (11/20/13) 9 Brown at Longwood (11/22/13) 9 Penn vs Niagara (11/26/13) 9 Dartmouth vs Longwood (12/21/13) 9 Yale at Dartmouth (02/07/14) 9 Brown vs Harvard (03/08/14) Turnovers 25 Penn at Iowa (11/22/13) 25 Brown at Niagara (12/29/13) 24 Penn at Villanova (12/04/13) 23 Penn vs Wagner (12/07/13) Fouls 33 Brown vs Albany (12/10/13) 31 Cornell at Western Michigan (11/29/13) 31 Columbia at Yale (01/31/14) 31 Penn at Yale (02/14/14) 2013-14 Ivy League Men's Basketball INDIVIDUAL BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Mar 26, 2014 (Conference games only)

To be ranked, a player must appear in at least 75.0% of their team's games.

SCORING Cl G FG 3FG FT Pts Avg/G REBOUNDING Cl G Off Def Total Avg/G 1. Rosenberg, Alex-COL Jr 14 61 21 130 273 19.5 1. Sears, Justin-YALE So 14 36 74 110 7.9 Sears, Justin-YALE So 14 83 2 105 273 19.5 2. Dougherty, Fran-PENN Sr 14 30 78 108 7.7 3. Bray, T.J.-PRIN Sr 14 89 27 64 269 19.2 3. Kuakumensah, Cedric-BRWN So 14 32 68 100 7.1 4. Cressler, Nolan-COR So 14 78 38 44 238 17.0 4. Cotton, Armani-YALE Jr 14 23 68 91 6.5 5. McGonagill, Sean-BRWN Sr 14 69 41 54 233 16.6 5. Moundou-Missi, Steve-HARV Jr 14 27 55 82 5.9 6. Lo, Maodo-COL So 14 74 24 42 214 15.3 6. King, Leland-BRWN Fr 14 22 58 80 5.7 7. Hicks, Tony-PENN So 13 68 9 43 188 14.5 7. Bray, T.J.-PRIN Sr 14 7 70 77 5.5 8. Cherry, Devin-COR Jr 14 70 5 51 196 14.0 8. Weisz, Spencer-PRIN Fr 14 11 62 73 5.2 9. Dougherty, Fran-PENN Sr 14 80 2 33 195 13.9 Spieth, Steven-BRWN Fr 14 16 57 73 5.2 10. Mitola, Alex-DART So 14 52 32 43 179 12.8 Brase, Hans-PRIN So 14 20 53 73 5.2 11. Moundou-Missi, Steve-HARV Jr 14 61 0 54 176 12.6 11. Casey, Kyle-HARV Sr 14 11 57 68 4.9 12. Saunders, Wesley-HARV Jr 13 49 3 59 160 12.3 Golden, John-DART Jr 14 14 54 68 4.9 13. Rivard, Laurent-HARV Sr 14 48 43 20 159 11.4 13. Cherry, Devin-COR Jr 14 15 52 67 4.8 14. Duren, Javier-YALE Jr 12 29 11 67 136 11.3 Boehm, Connor-DART So 14 24 43 67 4.8 15. King, Leland-BRWN Fr 14 62 10 19 153 10.9 15. Tarwater, Dwight-COR Sr 14 22 43 65 4.6 16. Cartwright, Miles-PENN Sr 14 47 12 46 152 10.9 16. Cohen, Isaac-COL So 14 11 53 64 4.6 Kuakumensah, Cedric-BRWN So 14 63 0 26 152 10.9 17. McGonagill, Sean-BRWN Sr 14 8 53 61 4.4 18. Boehm, Connor-DART So 14 60 4 26 150 10.7 18. Lyles, Meiko-COL Jr 13 10 46 56 4.3 19. Chambers, Siyani-HARV So 14 43 20 41 147 10.5 19. Onuorah, David-COR Fr 14 34 26 60 4.3 20. Curry, Brandyn-HARV Sr 14 54 21 17 146 10.4 20. Saunders, Wesley-HARV Jr 13 8 47 55 4.2

FIELD GOAL PCT Cl G FGM FGA Pct. ASSISTS Cl G No. Avg/G 1. Nelson-Henry, Darien-PENN So 14 53 81 . 6 5 4 1. Chambers, Siyani-HARV So 14 64 4.6 2. Moundou-Missi, Steve-HARV Jr 14 61 98 . 6 2 2 2. Saunders, Wesley-HARV Jr 13 55 4.2 3. Dougherty, Fran-PENN Sr 14 80 143 . 5 5 9 3. Bray, T.J.-PRIN Sr 14 59 4.2 4. Bray, T.J.-PRIN Sr 14 89 163 . 5 4 6 4. McGonagill, Sean-BRWN Sr 14 57 4.1 5. Casey, Kyle-HARV Sr 14 48 89 . 5 3 9 Cartwright, Miles-PENN Sr 14 57 4.1 6. Sears, Justin-YALE So 14 83 160 . 5 1 9 6. Blackmon, Tavon-BRWN Fr 14 49 3.5 7. Curry, Brandyn-HARV Sr 14 54 108 . 5 0 0 Cherry, Devin-COR Jr 14 49 3.5 8. Boehm, Connor-DART So 14 60 121 . 4 9 6 8. Curry, Brandyn-HARV Sr 14 42 3.0 9. Rivard, Laurent-HARV Sr 14 48 101 . 4 7 5 Duren, Javier-YALE Jr 12 36 3.0 10. King, Leland-BRWN Fr 14 62 133 . 4 6 6 10. Cohen, Isaac-COL So 14 41 2.9

FREE THROW PCT Cl G FTM FTA Pct. STEALS Cl G No. Avg/G 1. Spieth, Steven-BRWN Fr 14 60 67 . 8 9 6 1. Curry, Brandyn-HARV Sr 14 22 1.6 2. Mitola, Alex-DART So 14 43 49 . 8 7 8 2. Bray, T.J.-PRIN Sr 14 21 1.5 3. McGonagill, Sean-BRWN Sr 14 54 63 . 8 5 7 3. Duren, Javier-YALE Jr 12 16 1.3 4. Rosenberg, Alex-COL Jr 14 130 153 . 8 5 0 4. Spieth, Steven-BRWN Fr 14 18 1.3 5. Duren, Javier-YALE Jr 12 67 81 . 8 2 7 5. McGonagill, Sean-BRWN Sr 14 17 1.2 6. Bray, T.J.-PRIN Sr 14 64 78 . 8 2 1 Matthews, Jake-COR Sr 14 17 1.2 7. Cressler, Nolan-COR So 14 44 54 . 8 1 5 Lo, Maodo-COL So 14 17 1.2 8. Lo, Maodo-COL So 14 42 52 . 8 0 8 Chambers, Siyani-HARV So 14 17 1.2 9. Hicks, Tony-PENN So 13 43 54 . 7 9 6 Cartwright, Miles-PENN Sr 14 17 1.2 10. Cartwright, Miles-PENN Sr 14 46 58 . 7 9 3 10. Sears, Justin-YALE So 14 16 1.1 Rosenberg, Alex-COL Jr 14 16 1.1 Cotton, Armani-YALE Jr 14 16 1.1

3-POINT FG PCT Cl G 3FG FGA Pct. 3-POINT FG MADE Cl G 3FG Avg/G 1. Rivard, Laurent-HARV Sr 14 43 89 . 4 8 3 1. Rivard, Laurent-HARV Sr 14 43 3.1 2. Cressler, Nolan-COR So 14 38 88 . 4 3 2 2. McGonagill, Sean-BRWN Sr 14 41 2.9 Lyles, Meiko-COL Jr 13 19 44 . 4 3 2 3. Cressler, Nolan-COR So 14 38 2.7 4. Hobbie, Norman-BRWN Fr 14 20 48 . 4 1 7 4. Mitola, Alex-DART So 14 32 2.3 5. Chambers, Siyani-HARV So 14 20 49 . 4 0 8 5. Bray, T.J.-PRIN Sr 14 27 1.9 6. Mitola, Alex-DART So 14 32 79 . 4 0 5 6. Barrett, Will-PRIN Sr 14 25 1.8 7. Bray, T.J.-PRIN Sr 14 27 67 . 4 0 3 7. Lo, Maodo-COL So 14 24 1.7 8. McGonagill, Sean-BRWN Sr 14 41 102 . 4 0 2 8. Curry, Brandyn-HARV Sr 14 21 1.5 9. Curry, Brandyn-HARV Sr 14 21 53 . 3 9 6 Rosenberg, Alex-COL Jr 14 21 1.5 10. Barrett, Will-PRIN Sr 14 25 68 . 3 6 8 10. Lyles, Meiko-COL Jr 13 19 1.5 2013-14 Ivy League Men's Basketball INDIVIDUAL BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Mar 26, 2014 (Conference games only)

BLOCKED SHOTS Cl G No. Avg/G ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO Cl G Ast. T/O Ratio 1. Kuakumensah, Cedric-BRWN So 14 46 3.3 1. McGonagill, Sean-BRWN Sr 14 57 24 2.4 2. Sears, Justin-YALE So 14 28 2.0 2. Chambers, Siyani-HARV So 14 64 27 2.4 3. Onuorah, David-COR Fr 14 19 1.4 3. Curry, Brandyn-HARV Sr 14 42 19 2.2 4. Moundou-Missi, Steve-HARV Jr 14 18 1.3 4. Saunders, Wesley-HARV Jr 13 55 25 2.2 Casey, Kyle-HARV Sr 14 18 1.3 5. Bray, T.J.-PRIN Sr 14 59 27 2.2 6. Osetkowski, Cory-COL Jr 14 17 1.2 6. Cohen, Isaac-COL So 14 41 20 2.1 7. McDonnell, Brandon-DART So 14 16 1.1 7. Mitola, Alex-DART So 14 36 21 1.7 8. Miller, Pete-PRIN Fr 14 15 1.1 8. Cartwright, Miles-PENN Sr 14 57 36 1.6 9. Nelson-Henry, Darien-PENN So 14 14 1.0 9. Blackmon, Tavon-BRWN Fr 14 49 31 1.6 10. Victor, Nick-YALE So 14 13 0.9 10. Cherry, Devin-COR Jr 14 49 32 1.5

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS Cl G No. Avg/G DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS Cl G No. Avg/G 1. Sears, Justin-YALE So 14 36 2.6 1. Dougherty, Fran-PENN Sr 14 78 5.6 2. Onuorah, David-COR Fr 14 34 2.4 2. Sears, Justin-YALE So 14 74 5.3 3. Kuakumensah, Cedric-BRWN So 14 32 2.3 3. Bray, T.J.-PRIN Sr 14 70 5.0 4. Dougherty, Fran-PENN Sr 14 30 2.1 4. Cotton, Armani-YALE Jr 14 68 4.9 5. Moundou-Missi, Steve-HARV Jr 14 27 1.9 Kuakumensah, Cedric-BRWN So 14 68 4.9 6. Sherrod, Brandon-YALE Jr 14 26 1.9 6. Weisz, Spencer-PRIN Fr 14 62 4.4 7. Boehm, Connor-DART So 14 24 1.7 7. King, Leland-BRWN Fr 14 58 4.1 8. Cotton, Armani-YALE Jr 14 23 1.6 8. Casey, Kyle-HARV Sr 14 57 4.1 Rennie, Matt-DART So 14 23 1.6 Spieth, Steven-BRWN Fr 14 57 4.1 10. King, Leland-BRWN Fr 14 22 1.6 10. Moundou-Missi, Steve-HARV Jr 14 55 3.9 Tarwater, Dwight-COR Sr 14 22 1.6

MINUTES PLAYED Cl G No. Avg/G 1. McGonagill, Sean-BRWN Sr 14 526 37.6 2. Bray, T.J.-PRIN Sr 14 510 36.4 3. Lo, Maodo-COL So 14 478 34.1 4. Cressler, Nolan-COR So 14 476 34.0 5. Cartwright, Miles-PENN Sr 14 472 33.7 6. Saunders, Wesley-HARV Jr 13 436 33.5 7. Cherry, Devin-COR Jr 14 468 33.4 8. Chambers, Siyani-HARV So 14 465 33.2 9. Rivard, Laurent-HARV Sr 14 464 33.1 10. Spieth, Steven-BRWN Fr 14 463 33.1 2013-14 Ivy League Men's Basketball CONFERENCE BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Mar 26, 2014 (Conference games only)

SCORING OFFENSE G W-L Pts Avg/G SCORING DEFENSE G Pts Avg/G 1. Harvard 14 13-1 1039 74.2 1. Harvard 14 823 58.8 2. Brown 14 7-7 979 69.9 2. Princeton 14 875 62.5 3. Princeton 14 8-6 949 67.8 3. Yale 14 882 63.0 4. Columbia 14 8-6 927 66.2 4. Columbia 14 914 65.3 5. Penn 14 5-9 908 64.9 5. Brown 14 944 67.4 6. Dartmouth 14 5-9 907 64.8 6. Dartmouth 14 981 70.1 7. Yale 14 9-5 899 64.2 7. Penn 14 998 71.3 8. Cornell 14 1-13 868 62.0 8. Cornell 14 1059 75.6

SCORING MARGIN G Offense Defense Margin FREE THROW PCT G FTM FTA Pct. 1. Harvard 14 74.2 58.8 +15.4 1. Columbia 14 249 313 . 7 9 6 2. Princeton 14 67.8 62.5 +5.3 2. Princeton 14 187 259 . 7 2 2 3. Brown 14 69.9 67.4 +2.5 3. Cornell 14 182 253 . 7 1 9 4. Yale 14 64.2 63.0 +1.2 4. Harvard 14 248 347 . 7 1 5 5. Columbia 14 66.2 65.3 +0.9 5. Brown 14 210 298 . 7 0 5 6. Dartmouth 14 64.8 70.1 -5.3 6. Yale 14 300 431 . 6 9 6 7. Penn 14 64.9 71.3 -6.4 7. Dartmouth 14 213 310 . 6 8 7 8. Cornell 14 62.0 75.6 -13.6 8. Penn 14 192 280 . 6 8 6

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE G FGM FGA Pct. FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE G FGM FGA Pct. 1. Harvard 14 349 709 . 4 9 2 1. Harvard 14 287 712 . 4 0 3 2. Penn 14 334 713 . 4 6 8 2. Brown 14 326 807 . 4 0 4 3. Princeton 14 325 738 . 4 4 0 3. Yale 14 294 710 . 4 1 4 4. Columbia 14 292 669 . 4 3 6 4. Princeton 14 307 740 . 4 1 5 5. Brown 14 343 809 . 4 2 4 5. Penn 14 322 751 . 4 2 9 6. Dartmouth 14 306 738 . 4 1 5 6. Columbia 14 309 696 . 4 4 4 7. Yale 14 270 672 . 4 0 2 7. Dartmouth 14 315 679 . 4 6 4 8. Cornell 14 300 754 . 3 9 8 8. Cornell 14 359 707 . 5 0 8

3-POINT FG PCT G 3FGM 3FGA Pct. 3-POINT FG PCT DEFENSE G 3FGM 3FGA Pct. 1. Harvard 14 93 222 . 4 1 9 1. Brown 14 77 261 . 2 9 5 2. Dartmouth 14 82 211 . 3 8 9 2. Princeton 14 61 204 . 2 9 9 3. Brown 14 83 228 . 3 6 4 3. Yale 14 83 271 . 3 0 6 4. Princeton 14 112 330 . 3 3 9 4. Harvard 14 72 225 . 3 2 0 5. Columbia 14 94 278 . 3 3 8 5. Dartmouth 14 96 263 . 3 6 5 6. Cornell 14 86 271 . 3 1 7 6. Columbia 14 75 203 . 3 6 9 7. Yale 14 59 200 . 2 9 5 7. Penn 14 95 257 . 3 7 0 8. Penn 14 48 186 . 2 5 8 8. Cornell 14 98 242 . 4 0 5

REBOUNDING OFFENSE G Rebounds Avg/G REBOUNDING DEFENSE G Rebounds Avg/G 1. Brown 14 535 38.2 1. Yale 14 417 29.8 2. Yale 14 510 36.4 2. Columbia 14 419 29.9 3. Princeton 14 463 33.1 3. Harvard 14 428 30.6 4. Harvard 14 444 31.7 4. Princeton 14 460 32.9 5. Penn 14 442 31.6 5. Dartmouth 14 467 33.4 6. Columbia 14 435 31.1 6. Penn 14 469 33.5 7. Dartmouth 14 430 30.7 7. Cornell 14 482 34.4 8. Cornell 14 406 29.0 8. Brown 14 523 37.4

REBOUNDING MARGIN G Team Avg. Opp. Avg. Margin BLOCKED SHOTS G No. Avg/G 1. Yale 14 510 36.4 417 29.8 +6.6 1. Brown 14 68 4.9 2. Columbia 14 435 31.1 419 29.9 +1.1 2. Harvard 14 65 4.6 Harvard 14 444 31.7 428 30.6 +1.1 3. Yale 14 62 4.4 4. Brown 14 535 38.2 523 37.4 +0.9 4. Princeton 14 54 3.9 5. Princeton 14 463 33.1 460 32.9 +0.2 5. Penn 14 45 3.2 6. Penn 14 442 31.6 469 33.5 -1.9 6. Columbia 14 37 2.6 7. Dartmouth 14 430 30.7 467 33.4 -2.6 7. Cornell 14 36 2.6 8. Cornell 14 406 29.0 482 34.4 -5.4 8. Dartmouth 14 35 2.5 2013-14 Ivy League Men's Basketball CONFERENCE BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Mar 26, 2014 (Conference games only)

ASSISTS G No. Avg/G STEALS G No. Avg/G 1. Harvard 14 206 14.7 1. Princeton 14 98 7.0 2. Princeton 14 191 13.6 Harvard 14 98 7.0 3. Brown 14 182 13.0 3. Dartmouth 14 86 6.1 4. Penn 14 181 12.9 4. Brown 14 76 5.4 5. Columbia 14 158 11.3 Yale 14 76 5.4 6. Dartmouth 14 151 10.8 6. Penn 14 71 5.1 7. Yale 14 147 10.5 7. Columbia 14 70 5.0 8. Cornell 14 125 8.9 8. Cornell 14 68 4.9

TURNOVER MARGIN G Team Avg. Opp. Avg. Margin ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO G Ast. Avg. T/O Avg. Ratio 1. Harvard 14 151 10.8 204 14.6 +3.8 1. Harvard 14 206 14.7 151 10.8 1.4 2. Dartmouth 14 161 11.5 186 13.3 +1.8 2. Princeton 14 191 13.6 164 11.7 1.2 3. Princeton 14 164 11.7 177 12.6 +0.9 3. Brown 14 182 13.0 158 11.3 1.2 4. Brown 14 158 11.3 158 11.3 +0.0 4. Columbia 14 158 11.3 165 11.8 1.0 5. Cornell 14 161 11.5 158 11.3 -0.2 5. Dartmouth 14 151 10.8 161 11.5 0.9 6. Columbia 14 165 11.8 152 10.9 -0.9 6. Penn 14 181 12.9 219 15.6 0.8 7. Yale 14 185 13.2 171 12.2 -1.0 7. Yale 14 147 10.5 185 13.2 0.8 8. Penn 14 219 15.6 158 11.3 -4.4 8. Cornell 14 125 8.9 161 11.5 0.8

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS G No. Avg/G DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS G No. Avg/G 1. Yale 14 164 11.7 1. Brown 14 383 27.4 2. Brown 14 152 10.9 2. Princeton 14 349 24.9 3. Cornell 14 143 10.2 3. Yale 14 346 24.7 4. Dartmouth 14 139 9.9 4. Harvard 14 330 23.6 5. Penn 14 119 8.5 5. Columbia 14 327 23.4 6. Princeton 14 114 8.1 6. Penn 14 323 23.1 Harvard 14 114 8.1 7. Dartmouth 14 291 20.8 8. Columbia 14 108 7.7 8. Cornell 14 263 18.8

DEFENSIVE REB PCT. G D-Reb Opp. OR D-Reb% OFFENSIVE REB PCT. G O-Reb Opp. DR O-Reb% 1. Yale 14 346 117 .747 1. Yale 14 164 300 .353 2. Columbia 14 327 113 .743 2. Brown 14 152 362 .296 3. Princeton 14 349 127 .733 3. Cornell 14 143 350 .290 4. Harvard 14 330 127 .722 4. Dartmouth 14 139 349 .285 5. Dartmouth 14 291 118 .711 5. Penn 14 119 311 .277 6. Brown 14 383 161 .704 6. Harvard 14 114 301 .275 7. Penn 14 323 158 .672 7. Columbia 14 108 306 .261 8. Cornell 14 263 132 .666 8. Princeton 14 114 333 .255

3-POINT FG MADE G No. Avg/G 1. Princeton 14 112 8.0 2. Columbia 14 94 6.7 3. Harvard 14 93 6.6 4. Cornell 14 86 6.1 5. Brown 14 83 5.9 6. Dartmouth 14 82 5.9 7. Yale 14 59 4.2 8. Penn 14 48 3.4 2013-14 Ivy League Men's Basketball CONFERENCE BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Mar 26, 2014 (Conference games only)

Team Conference Pct. PF PA Overall Pct. PF PA Current unbeaten streak Harvard 13-1 . 9 2 9 74.2 58.8 13-1 . 9 2 9 74.2 58.8 Harvard -- 8 Yale 9-5 . 6 4 3 64.2 63.0 9-5 . 6 4 3 64.2 63.0 Princeton -- 5 Princeton 8-6 . 5 7 1 67.8 62.5 8-6 . 5 7 1 67.8 62.5 Dartmouth -- 3 Columbia 8-6 . 5 7 1 66.2 65.3 8-6 . 5 7 1 66.2 65.3 Brown 7-7 . 5 0 0 69.9 67.4 7-7 . 5 0 0 69.9 67.4 Penn 5-9 . 3 5 7 64.9 71.3 5-9 . 3 5 7 64.9 71.3 Dartmouth 5-9 . 3 5 7 64.8 70.1 5-9 . 3 5 7 64.8 70.1 Cornell 1-13 . 0 7 1 62.0 75.6 1-13 . 0 7 1 62.0 75.6

TEAM SUMMARIES G PF-PA Avg score Margin FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. RebF RebA Margin Brown 14 979-944 69.9-67.4 +2.5 343-809 . 4 2 4 83-228 . 3 6 4 210-298 . 7 0 5 535 523 +0.9 Columbia 14 927-914 66.2-65.3 +0.9 292-669 . 4 3 6 94-278 . 3 3 8 249-313 . 7 9 6 435 419 +1.1 Cornell 14 868-1059 62.0-75.6 -13.6 300-754 . 3 9 8 86-271 . 3 1 7 182-253 . 7 1 9 406 482 -5.4 Dartmouth 14 907-981 64.8-70.1 -5.3 306-738 . 4 1 5 82-211 . 3 8 9 213-310 . 6 8 7 430 467 -2.6 Harvard 14 1039-823 74.2-58.8 +15.4 349-709 . 4 9 2 93-222 . 4 1 9 248-347 . 7 1 5 444 428 +1.1 Penn 14 908-998 64.9-71.3 -6.4 334-713 . 4 6 8 48-186 . 2 5 8 192-280 . 6 8 6 442 469 -1.9 Princeton 14 949-875 67.8-62.5 +5.3 325-738 . 4 4 0 112-330 . 3 3 9 187-259 . 7 2 2 463 460 +0.2 Yale 14 899-882 64.2-63.0 +1.2 270-672 . 4 0 2 59-200 . 2 9 5 300-431 . 6 9 6 510 417 +6.6

ATTENDANCE Home Average Away Average Neutral Average Total Average Brown 7-9252 1322 7-12356 1765 0-0 0 14-21608 1543 Columbia 7-15632 2233 7-13737 1962 0-0 0 14-29369 2098 Cornell 7-10480 1497 7-12960 1851 0-0 0 14-23440 1674 Dartmouth 7-6128 875 7-12809 1830 0-0 0 14-18937 1353 Harvard 7-14769 2110 7-19234 2748 0-0 0 14-34003 2429 Penn 7-27934 3991 7-10603 1515 0-0 0 14-38537 2753 Princeton 7-18475 2639 7-15323 2189 0-0 0 14-33798 2414 Yale 7-9607 1372 7-15255 2179 0-0 0 14-24862 1776 Totals 56-112277 2005 56-112277 2005 0-0 0 112-224554 2005 2013-14 Ivy League Men's Basketball Ivy Individual Highs Through games of Mar 26, 2014 (Conference games only)

INDIVIDUAL PLAYER GAME HIGHS

Points 34 Rosenberg, Alex (Columbia) vs Harvard (02/14/14) 34 Cressler, Nolan (Cornell) vs Brown (02/22/14) 33 Mitola, Alex (Dartmouth) vs Cornell (03/01/14) 31 Rosenberg, Alex (Columbia) at Dartmouth (02/28/14) 30 Kuakumensah, Cedric (Brown) at Cornell (02/22/14) Field goals made 12 Kuakumensah, Cedric (Brown) at Cornell (02/22/14) 11 Cherry, Devin (Cornell) vs Yale (02/21/14) 11 Sears, Justin (Yale) vs Harvard (03/07/14) 10 Dougherty, Fran (Penn) vs Columbia (02/08/14) 10 Bray, T.J. (Princeton) at Brown (02/14/14) 10 Rosenberg, Alex (Columbia) vs Harvard (02/14/14) 10 Hicks, Tony (Penn) vs Brown (02/28/14) 10 Mitola, Alex (Dartmouth) vs Cornell (03/01/14) 10 Cressler, Nolan (Cornell) vs Penn (03/08/14) Field goal attempts 24 Hicks, Tony (Penn) vs Brown (02/28/14) 23 King, Leland (Brown) vs Harvard (03/08/14) 22 Cherry, Devin (Cornell) vs Brown (02/22/14) 22 Cressler, Nolan (Cornell) vs Penn (03/08/14) 19 Cressler, Nolan (Cornell) at Penn (02/07/14) 19 Kuakumensah, Cedric (Brown) at Cornell (02/22/14) 19 Cressler, Nolan (Cornell) vs Brown (02/22/14) Field goal percentage 1.000 (8-8) Barrett, Will (Princeton) at Cornell (03/07/14) .889 (8-9) Dougherty, Fran (Penn) at Dartmouth (01/31/14) .800 (8-10) Lyles, Meiko (Columbia) vs Brown (02/21/14) .750 (9-12) Barrett, Will (Princeton) at Dartmouth (02/01/14) .750 (9-12) Nelson-Henry, Darien (Penn) at Brown (02/15/14) .750 (9-12) Osetkowski, Cory (Columbia) vs Princeton (03/08/14) 3-Pt FG made 8 Mitola, Alex (Dartmouth) vs Cornell (03/01/14) 7 McGonagill, Sean (Brown) vs Yale (01/25/14) 6 Hobbie, Norman (Brown) vs Cornell (01/31/14) 6 Barrett, Will (Princeton) at Dartmouth (02/01/14) 6 Rivard, Laurent (Harvard) vs Penn (02/01/14) 6 Cressler, Nolan (Cornell) vs Brown (02/22/14) 6 Rivard, Laurent (Harvard) vs Columbia (03/01/14) 6 Jok, Dau (Penn) at Cornell (03/08/14) 3-Pt FG attempts 11 Mitola, Alex (Dartmouth) vs Penn (01/31/14) 10 Rivard, Laurent (Harvard) at Columbia (02/14/14) 10 Hicks, Tony (Penn) vs Brown (02/28/14) 10 McGonagill, Sean (Brown) at Princeton (03/01/14) 10 McGonagill, Sean (Brown) vs Harvard (03/08/14) 10 Jok, Dau (Penn) at Cornell (03/08/14) 10 Mitola, Alex (Dartmouth) at Yale (03/08/14) 3-Pt percentage 1.000 (5-5) Lyles, Meiko (Columbia) vs Brown (02/21/14) 1.000 (5-5) Barrett, Will (Princeton) at Cornell (03/07/14) .889 (8-9) Mitola, Alex (Dartmouth) vs Cornell (03/01/14) .778 (7-9) McGonagill, Sean (Brown) vs Yale (01/25/14) .750 (6-8) Rivard, Laurent (Harvard) vs Columbia (03/01/14) Free throws made 17 Rosenberg, Alex (Columbia) at Dartmouth (02/28/14) 14 Rosenberg, Alex (Columbia) vs Dartmouth (02/15/14) 12 Sears, Justin (Yale) vs Brown (01/18/14) 12 Rosenberg, Alex (Columbia) vs Yale (02/23/14) 11 Mullins, Grant (Columbia) vs Cornell (01/18/14) 11 Rosenberg, Alex (Columbia) at Cornell (01/25/14) 11 Sears, Justin (Yale) vs Columbia (01/31/14) 11 Spieth, Steven (Brown) at Dartmouth (02/08/14) 11 Sears, Justin (Yale) vs Penn (02/14/14) 11 Saunders, Wesley (Harvard) at Brown (03/08/14) 11 Sears, Justin (Yale) vs Dartmouth (03/08/14) Free throw attempts 17 Rosenberg, Alex (Columbia) at Dartmouth (02/28/14) 15 Sears, Justin (Yale) vs Brown (01/18/14) 15 Cotton, Armani (Yale) vs Penn (02/14/14) 15 Sears, Justin (Yale) vs Penn (02/14/14) 15 Rosenberg, Alex (Columbia) vs Dartmouth (02/15/14) Free throw percentage 1.000 (17-17) Rosenberg, Alex (Columbia) at Dartmouth (02/28/14) 1.000 (10-10) Cressler, Nolan (Cornell) at Yale (02/01/14) 1.000 (9-9) Duren, Javier (Yale) at Penn (03/01/14) 1.000 (8-8) Moundou-Missi, Steve (Harvard) vs Dartmouth (01/11/14) 1.000 (8-8) Mullins, Grant (Columbia) at Cornell (01/25/14) 1.000 (8-8) Rosenberg, Alex (Columbia) at Princeton (02/07/14) 1.000 (8-8) Lo, Maodo (Columbia) vs Harvard (02/14/14) 1.000 (8-8) Brase, Hans (Princeton) vs Dartmouth (02/21/14) 1.000 (8-8) Spieth, Steven (Brown) vs Harvard (03/08/14) Rebounds 14 Kuakumensah, Cedric (Brown) at Cornell (02/22/14) 13 Sears, Justin (Yale) vs Harvard (03/07/14) 12 Dougherty, Fran (Penn) vs Princeton (01/11/14) 12 Cherry, Devin (Cornell) at Brown (01/31/14) 12 Maia, Rafael (Brown) vs Columbia (02/01/14) 12 Dougherty, Fran (Penn) vs Columbia (02/08/14) 12 King, Leland (Brown) at Cornell (02/22/14) 12 Spieth, Steven (Brown) at Penn (02/28/14) 12 Weisz, Spencer (Princeton) at Cornell (03/07/14) Assists 10 Chambers, Siyani (Harvard) at Penn (02/21/14) 10 Cherry, Devin (Cornell) vs Brown (02/22/14) 9 Cartwright, Miles (Penn) vs Dartmouth (02/22/13) 8 Saunders, Wesley (Harvard) vs Penn (02/01/14) 8 Chambers, Siyani (Harvard) at Princeton (02/22/14) 8 McGonagill, Sean (Brown) vs Harvard (03/08/14) Steals 6 Gill, Malik (Dartmouth) vs Harvard (01/26/14) 5 Duren, Javier (Yale) vs Brown (01/18/14) 5 Curry, Brandyn (Harvard) at Cornell (02/15/14) 5 Gill, Malik (Dartmouth) at Yale (03/08/14) 4 Lo, Maodo (Columbia) at Yale (01/31/14) 4 Rosenberg, Alex (Columbia) at Princeton (02/07/14) 4 Spieth, Steven (Brown) at Dartmouth (02/08/14) 4 McGonagill, Sean (Brown) vs Penn (02/15/14) 4 Maia, Rafael (Brown) vs Penn (02/15/14) 4 Curry, Brandyn (Harvard) at Penn (02/21/14) 4 Blackmon, Tavon (Brown) at Princeton (03/01/14) 4 Matthews, Jake (Cornell) vs Princeton (03/07/14) Blocked shots 7 Kuakumensah, Cedric (Brown) at Cornell (02/22/14) 7 Kuakumensah, Cedric (Brown) vs Dartmouth (03/07/14) 6 Kuakumensah, Cedric (Brown) at Columbia (02/21/14) 5 Osetkowski, Cory (Columbia) at Cornell (01/25/14) 5 Nelson-Henry, Darien (Penn) at Brown (02/15/14) 5 Kuakumensah, Cedric (Brown) at Princeton (03/01/14) Turnovers 7 Bray, T.J. (Princeton) at Yale (02/15/14) 6 Hicks, Tony (Penn) vs Princeton (01/11/14) 6 McGonagill, Sean (Brown) at Yale (01/18/14) 6 Victor, Nick (Yale) at Dartmouth (02/07/14) 6 Hicks, Tony (Penn) vs Columbia (02/08/14) 2013-14 Ivy League Men's Basketball Ivy Team Highs Through games of Mar 26, 2014 (Conference games only)

TEAM HIGHS (highest totals made by)

Points 98 Harvard at Brown (03/08/14) 93 Brown vs Harvard (03/08/14) 91 Princeton at Cornell (03/07/14) 90 Penn vs Cornell (02/07/14) Margin 40 (91-51) Princeton at Cornell (03/07/14) 33 (80-47) Harvard vs Columbia (03/01/14) 30 (80-50) Harvard at Dartmouth (01/26/14) 30 (80-50) Harvard vs Penn (02/01/14) Field goals made 34 Princeton at Cornell (03/07/14) 34 Harvard at Brown (03/08/14) 33 Penn vs Cornell (02/07/14) 31 Brown at Penn (02/28/14) Field goal attempts 73 Harvard at Brown (03/08/14) 67 Brown at Penn (02/28/14) 65 Cornell vs Brown (02/22/14) 65 Brown vs Harvard (03/08/14) Field goal percentage .659 (29-44) Harvard at Dartmouth (01/26/14) .642 (34-53) Princeton at Cornell (03/07/14) .611 (33-54) Penn vs Cornell (02/07/14) .600 (27-45) Harvard vs Columbia (03/01/14) 3-Pt FG made 14 Princeton at Cornell (03/07/14) 13 Columbia at Dartmouth (02/28/14) 12 Harvard vs Penn (02/01/14) 12 Dartmouth vs Cornell (03/01/14) 12 Columbia vs Penn (03/07/14) 12 Brown vs Harvard (03/08/14) 3-Pt FG attempts 30 Princeton at Dartmouth (02/01/14) 30 Cornell vs Yale (02/21/14) 29 Princeton vs Dartmouth (02/21/14) 28 Princeton vs Cornell (02/08/14) 3-Pt percentage .714 (10-14) Harvard at Dartmouth (01/26/14) .615 (8-13) Harvard vs Columbia (03/01/14) .609 (14-23) Princeton at Cornell (03/07/14) .600 (12-20) Harvard vs Penn (02/01/14) .600 (12-20) Dartmouth vs Cornell (03/01/14) .600 (6-10) Yale at Harvard (02/08/14) Free throws made 34 Yale vs Columbia (01/31/14) 30 Yale vs Penn (02/14/14) 29 Harvard at Columbia (02/14/14) 27 Yale vs Brown (01/18/14) 27 Columbia at Yale (01/31/14) 27 Brown at Dartmouth (02/08/14) 27 Harvard at Penn (02/21/14) Free throw attempts 47 Yale vs Columbia (01/31/14) 45 Yale vs Penn (02/14/14) 39 Brown at Dartmouth (02/08/14) 39 Harvard at Columbia (02/14/14) Free throw percentage .955 (21-22) Columbia at Dartmouth (02/28/14) .905 (19-21) Penn at Cornell (03/08/14) .900 (18-20) Harvard vs Columbia (03/01/14) .900 (9-10) Cornell vs Columbia (01/25/14) Rebounds 46 Brown at Harvard (02/07/14) 46 Brown at Dartmouth (02/08/14) 46 Brown at Penn (02/28/14) 44 Brown vs Dartmouth (03/07/14) Assists 23 Princeton at Cornell (03/07/14) 21 Brown at Penn (02/28/14) 20 Penn vs Dartmouth (02/22/13) 20 Harvard at Brown (03/08/14) Steals 13 Harvard at Penn (02/21/14) 12 Dartmouth vs Yale (02/07/14) 11 Princeton at Penn (01/11/14) 11 Brown vs Penn (02/15/14) Blocked shots 9 Yale at Dartmouth (02/07/14) 9 Brown vs Harvard (03/08/14) 8 Columbia at Cornell (01/25/14) 8 Harvard vs Brown (02/07/14) 8 Penn at Brown (02/15/14) 8 Princeton vs Yale (02/28/14) 8 Brown vs Dartmouth (03/07/14) Turnovers 22 Harvard at Dartmouth (01/26/14) 22 Penn at Brown (02/15/14) 20 Penn at Yale (02/14/14) 20 Penn vs Harvard (02/21/14) Fouls 31 Columbia at Yale (01/31/14) 31 Penn at Yale (02/14/14) 28 Penn at Dartmouth (01/31/14) 28 Columbia vs Harvard (02/14/14)