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Week 13 • January 28, 2013 Contact: Scottie Rodgers • [email protected] • 609-258-2999

2012-13 STANDINGS THIS WEEK The heart of “The 14-Game Tournament” Ivy League Overall comes this weekend for Ivy League men’s GP Record Win% Home Away GP Record Win% Home Away Neutral Streak basketball with the first of the Friday-Saturday Harvard 2 2-0 1.000 1-0 1-0 16 10-6 0.625 7-1 3-5 0-0 W 1 back-to-backs after a thrilling trio of games Princeton 1 1-0 1.000 1-0 0-0 15 8-7 0.533 4-3 4-3 0-1 W 3 served as the appetizer going into the meat Columbia 2 1-1 0.500 0-1 1-0 16 9-7 0.562 3-4 5-3 1-0 L 1 of conference play. Coming off overtime wins, Cornell 2 1-1 0.500 0-1 1-0 19 9-10 0.474 3-5 4-5 2-0 W 1 Harvard and Yale renew their rivalry Friday Brown 2 1-1 0.500 1-0 0-1 16 7-9 0.438 5-2 2-7 0-0 L 1 night before the Crimson hosts Brown and the Yale 2 1-1 0.500 1-0 0-1 19 7-12 0.368 4-2 2-8 1-2 W 1 Bulldogs play at Dartmouth on Saturday night. Penn 1 0-1 0.000 0-0 0-1 18 3-15 0.167 2-3 1-9 0-3 L 2 It is the “C”s against the “P”s as Penn and Dartmouth 2 0-2 0.000 0-1 0-1 16 4-12 0.250 3-4 1-8 0-0 L 1 Princeton play host to Columbia and Cornell. Saturday’s Columbia-Princeton battle sets up to be a defensive struggle as the League’s top CO-PLAYERS OF THE WEEK two teams in terms of scoring defense meet Harvard senior guard Christian Webster (Washington, D.C.) came up big in the at Jadwin Gym on the NBC Sports Network. Crimson’s 82-77 overtime win over Dartmouth, making three three-pointers in the final Conversely, Saturday’s Brown-Harvard two minutes to drive a 10- comeback. Webster finished with 13 points, going 4-of- game projects to be packed with offense with 9 from long distance, and had two rebounds, two assists, two steals and two blocks in three of the conference’s top four scorers on 41 minutes of action. the hardwood at the same time -- (16.3 points per game, 1st) of Webster’s Statistics for the Week Harvard and Matthew Sullivan (14.8 ppg, MIN FG-A PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-A PCT REB A B S PTS 3rd) and Sean McGonagill (14.6 ppg, 4th) of vs. Dartmouth 41 4-9 .444 4-9 .444 1-2 .500 2 2 2 2 13 Brown. Yale senior guard Austin Morgan (Reno, Nev.) scored seven of the Bulldogs’ 16 points UPCOMING SCHEDULE in overtime in a crucial 76-64 victory over Brown. Morgan opened the extra period with Friday, February 1 a three-pointer and Yale never relinquished the lead. He then added four free throws *Brown at Dartmouth, 7 pm in the final 1:34 to help seal the win. Morgan was particularly accurate from three-point *Columbia at Penn, 7 pm range where he connected on 4-of-6 from downtown. *Cornell at Princeton, 7 pm *Yale at Harvard, 7 pm Morgan’s Statistics for the Week MIN FG-A PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-A PCT REB A B S PTS Saturday, February 2 vs. Brown 38 4-9 .444 4-6 .667 4-4 1.000 4 2 0 1 16 *Columbia at Princeton, 6 pm [NBCSN] *Brown at Harvard, 7 pm *Cornell at Penn, 7 pm CO-ROOKIE OF THE WEEK *Yale at Dartmouth, 7 pm Harvard freshman guard Siyani Chambers (Golden Valley, Minn.) scored 21 points, going 6-of-14 from the field and 9-of-12 from the foul line, in the Crimson’s overtime *Ivy League Contests win over Dartmouth. Chambers helped drive Harvard’s 10-point comeback in the final minutes and tied the game with a layup with 18 seconds left. He also had seven assists, four rebounds and two steals in 43 minutes.

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CO-ROOKIE OF THE WEEK WEEKLY AWARD WINNERS Yale freshman forward (Plainfield, N.J.) was a key factor on both ends of the floor in the Bulldogs’ PLAYERS OF THE WEEK overtime victory over Brown. Eleven of Sears’ team- November 12...... Gabas Maldunas, Dartmouth (So., F) high 18 points came in the second half, including five in Will Barrett, Princeton (Jr., F) the final 5:18 as the two teams went back and forth. In November 19...... Fran Dougherty, Penn (Jr., F) addition, he grabbed a team-high eight rebounds, four of which came on the offensive end. Defensively, he was November 26...... Shonn Miller, Cornell (So., F) only credited with one , but he altered a number of other shots and was a big December 3...... Wesley Saunders, Harvard (So., G/F) presence in the paint. December 10...... Wesley Saunders, Harvard (So., G/F) Ian Hummer, Princeton (Sr., F) Sears’ Statistics for the Week December 17...... Ian Hummer, Princeton (Sr., F) MIN FG-A PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-A PCT REB A B S PTS vs. Brown 27 6-12 .500 0-0 .000 6-12 .500 8 2 1 3 18 December 24...... Ian Hummer, Princeton (Sr., F) December 31...... Tucker Halpern, Brown (Jr., F) January 7...... Ian Hummer, Princeton (Sr., F) HONOR ROLL January 14...... Wesley Saunders, Harvard (So., G/F) Connor Boehm, Dartmouth (Fr., F - Lisle, Ill.) T.J. Bray, Princeton (Jr., G) 14 points, 11 rebounds, 2 assists, 5 steals at Harvard January 21...... Sean McGonagill, Brown (Jr., G) Hans Brase, Princeton (Fr., F - Clover, S.C.) Mark Cisco, Columbia (Sr., C) 11 points, 15 rebounds, 2 assists vs. The College of New Jersey January 28...... Christian Webster, Harvard (Sr., G) Austin Morgan, Yale (Sr., G) Galal Cancer, Cornell (So., G - Albany, N.Y.) February 4...... 19 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists at Columbia February 11...... Miles Cartwright, Penn (Jr., G - Van Nuys, Calif.) February 18...... 21 points, 6 rebounds, 2 assists, 2 steals at Temple February 25...... March 4...... Darien Nelson-Henry, Penn (Fr., C - Kirkland, Wash.) March 11...... 17 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists at Temple ROOKIES OF THE WEEK Matthew Sullivan, Brown (Sr., G - Wilmette, Ill.) 13 points, 7 rebounds, 3 steals at Yale November 12...... Nolan Cressler, Cornell (Fr., G) November 19...... Rafael Maia, Brown (So., C) AWARD HISTORY November 26...... Grant Mullins, Columbia (Fr., G) December 3...... Siyani Chambers, Harvard (Fr., G) PLAYER OF THE WEEK December 10...... Grant Mullins, Columbia (Fr., G) School Last Occurrence Player Brown January 21, 2013* Sean McGonagill December 17...... Siyani Chambers, Harvard (Fr., G) Columbia January 21, 2013* Mark Cisco December 24...... Hans Brase, Princeton (Fr., F) Cornell November 26, 2012 Shonn Miller December 31...... Jamal Lewis, Penn (Fr., G) Dartmouth November 12, 2012* Gabas Maldunas January 7...... Siyani Chambers, Harvard (Fr., G) Harvard January 28, 2013* Christian Webster January 14...... Siyani Chambers, Harvard (Fr., G) Penn November 19, 2012 Fran Dougherty January 21...... Darien Nelson-Henry, Penn (Fr., C) Princeton January 14, 2013* T.J. Bray Yale January 28, 2013* Austin Morgan January 28...... Siyani Chambers, Harvard (Fr., G) Justin Sears, Yale (Fr., F) ROOKIE OF THE WEEK February 4...... School Last Occurrence Player February 11...... Brown November 19, 2012 Rafael Maia February 18...... Columbia December 10, 2012 Grant Mullins Cornell November 12, 2012 Nolan Cressler February 25...... Dartmouth March 5, 2012 Jvonte Brooks March 4...... Harvard January 28, 2013* Siyani Chambers March 11...... Penn January 21, 2013 Darien Nelson-Henry Princeton December 24, 2012 Hans Brase Yale January 28, 2013* Justin Sears

*Shared honor

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TEAM-BY-TEAM NOTES BROWN ASSOCIATED PRESS POLL January 28 Senior G Matthew Sullivan enters the week with 145 career three-point field goals, which ranks seventh on the Brown all-time chart. His next targets to Rk Team (First Place Votes)...... Record...... Pts...... Pvs pass on the school list are Earl Hunt (1999-2003) in sixth with 158 and Adrian 1. Michigan (51) ...... 19-1...... 1,611...... 2 Williams (2007-11) in fifth at 159. 2. Kansas (13) ...... 18-1...... 1,572...... 3 3. Indiana...... 18-2...... 1,457...... 7 4. Florida (1) ...... 16-2...... 1,420...... 8 COLUMBIA 5. Duke...... 17-2...... 1,328...... 1 Sophomore G Steve Frankoski has found scoring stroke as a top reserve, hitting 6. Syracuse...... 18-2...... 1,322...... 3 in double figures in six of his last seven games (12.9 ppg). He has knocked down 7. Gonzaga...... 19-2...... 1,177...... 10 23-of-41 (.561) of his attempts from downtown during that span. Frankoski’s 8. Arizona...... 17-2...... 1,160...... 6 9. Butler...... 17-3...... 1,023...... 9 torrid stretch has him converting on a 45.3 percent clip for the season, which 10. Oregon...... 18-2...... 969...... 16 ranks 11th in NCAA Division I. 11. Ohio State...... 15-4...... 945...... 14 12. Louisville...... 16-4...... 905...... 5 CORNELL 13. Michigan State...... 17-4...... 897...... 13 In the win at Columbia, Cornell’s bench outscored the Lions’ reserves 45-19. The 14. Miami (Fla.)...... 15-3...... 894...... 25 15. Wichita State...... 19-2...... 621...... 20 Big Red’s bench has outscored the opposing bench in 18 of the team’s 19 games 16. Ole Miss...... 17-2...... 473...... 23 this year. Cornell has more than doubled up its opponents in bench scoring in 13 17. Missouri...... 15-4...... 464...... 22 of those games. The Big Red has posted 103 assists with just 87 turnovers in its 18. Kansas State...... 15-4...... 463...... 11 last seven games. 19. North Carolina State...... 16-4...... 431...... 18 20. New Mexico...... 17-3...... 333...... 15 21. Creighton...... 18-3...... 312...... 17 DARTMOUTH 22. San Diego State...... 16-4...... 302...... NR The overtime loss at Harvard extended Dartmouth’s Ivy League road losing 23. Minnesota...... 15-5...... 281...... 12 streak to 24 games. The Big Green’s last road victory came at Princeton on Feb. 24. Cincinnati...... 16-4...... 220...... 21 21, 2009. In its last two games, Dartmouth shot at least 50 percent from the floor, 25. Marquette...... 14-4...... 216...... NR marking the first time to do so in back-to-back games since December 2008. Others receiving votes: Georgetown 121, UNLV 56, Wisconsin 45, UCLA 34, Arizona State 14, Freshman G Alex Mitola did not knock down a three-pointer for just the second Notre Dame 12, Pittsburgh 10, Louisiana Tech 8, Villanova 6, Baylor 5, Iowa State 4, Memphis 4, time in the 16 games this year in the loss at Harvard. Virginia Commonwealth 4, La Salle 3, Saint Mary’s 2, Colorado State 1.

HARVARD ESPN/USA TODAY COACHES POLL Harvard and Dartmouth combined to score 35 points in the extra session in the January 28 Crimson’s 82-77 win over the Big Green on Jan. 26. The NCAA record for points Rk Team (First Place Votes)...... Record...... Pts...... Pvs in a single overtime is 45, set by VCU and Texas A&M in 2000. Harvard scored 1. Kansas (16) ...... 18-1...... 760...... 2 20 of the 35 points. With 5:15 left in the second half against Dartmouth, Harvard 2. Michigan (14) ...... 19-1...... 757...... 3 had tallied only 44 points in the game, but went on a scoring run, netting 38 points 3. Indiana...... 18-2...... 686...... 8 in the last minutes of regulation and five minutes of overtime. 4. Florida (1) ...... 16-2...... 685...... 7 5. Duke...... 17-2...... 644...... 1 6. Syracuse...... 18-2...... 624...... 4 PENN 7. Gonzaga...... 19-2...... 580...... 10 Against Temple, Penn scored its second-best output (69 points) in its last 16 8. Arizona...... 17-2...... 557...... 6 games, had its second-best shooting performance (45.3 percent) in its last 13 9. Michigan State...... 17-4...... 459...... 11 games. One game after shooting a season low at the foul line, the Quakers were 10. Butler...... 17-3...... 447...... 9 11. Ohio State...... 15-4...... 438...... 15 a season-best .938 (15-of-16) from the free-throw line vs. the Owls. After missing 12. Oregon...... 18-2...... 435...... 19 the last eight games, junior F Fran Dougherty is expected to be back in the 13. Louisville...... 16-4...... 422...... 5 lineup for Penn’s next games against Columbia and Cornell. 14. Wichita State...... 19-2...... 340...... 21 15. Miami (Fla.)...... 15-3...... 326...... NR 16. Ole Miss...... 17-2...... 252...... 24 PRINCETON 17. Creighton...... 18-3...... 249...... 12 Princeton’s 36.2 shooting percentage vs. The College of New Jersey was its 18. Missouri...... 15-4...... 234...... 22 lowest in a win since the season opener against Buffalo on Nov. 10, when the 19. North Carolina State...... 16-4...... 194...... 18 Tigers shot 34.5 percent. The team now 2-3 this season when it shoots below 40 20. San Diego State...... 16-4...... 171...... 25 percent. Freshman F Hans Brase’s 11 points and 15 rebounds vs. TCNJ marked 21. Kansas State...... 15-4...... 166...... 13 22. New Mexico...... 17-3...... 159...... 17 his first collegiate double-double. 23. Cincinnati...... 16-4...... 134...... 20 24. Minnesota...... 15-5...... 87...... 14 YALE 25. Marquette...... 14-4...... 75...... NR Yale’s bench outscored Brown’s reserves 31-9 in the Bulldogs’ Jan. 26 overtime Others receiving votes: Georgetown 33, UNLV 32, Virginia Commonwealth 27, Wisconsin 25, win. Yale has now had the edge in bench scoring in seven of its last eight games. Pittsburgh 18, Notre Dame 13, UCLA 10, Southern Miss 7, Baylor 7, Colorado State 6, Saint Senior G Austin Morgan enters the week with 180 career three-pointers, which Mary’s 5, La Salle 3, Oklahoma State 3, Arizona State 2, Middle Tennessee 2, Louisiana Tech 1. ranks third most in school history. Junior F Greg Kelley, who got his first career start on Jan. 26 vs. Brown, is averaging 10.0 points and 5.3 rebounds in his last three games.

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57TH SEASON OF IVY LEAGUE BASKETBALL MILESTONE WIN The 2012-13 season is officially the 57th season of Ivy League men’s basketball. With its win over NJIT on Jan. 17, Penn became the 11th NCAA Division I men’s Although the League’s official founding was February 1954, the first yearof basketball program to reach 1,700 wins. Indiana became the 10th team reach this athletics competition was the 1956-57 season. milestone with its Dec. 19 victory over Mount St. Mary’s. The winningest NCAA Division I men’s basketball programs through Jan. 27: YOUTH BE SERVED The 2012-13 squads at Dartmouth, Harvard and Penn are among the most 1. Kentucky 2,103 youthful in NCAA Division I men’s basketball this season: 2. Kansas 2,088 3. North Carolina 2,078 Team Years Players Avg. 4. Duke 1,988 Cal State Northridge 11 17 0.65 5. Syracuse 1,862 Dartmouth 11 15 0.73 6. Temple 1,803 Navy 13 17 0.76 7. St. John’s 1,750 UC Santa Barbara 14 18 0.78 8. UCLA 1,744 UC Riverside 11 14 0.79 9. Notre Dame 1,739 Lipscomb 12 15 0.80 10. Indiana 1,708 Missouri State 9 11 0.82 11. Penn 1,700 Siena 12 14 0.85 Rice 8 9 0.89 Princeton is the next Ivy League school in position to reach this plateau, sitting at Western Illinois 11 12 0.91 1,627 wins as of Jan. 27. Kennesaw State 12 13 0.92 Tulsa 12 13 0.92 BY THE NUMBERS Harvard 14 15 0.93 4 -- There has been four times that a 10-4 record won the Ivy League title. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 14 15 0.93 Interestingly, it happened in four-straight seasons from 1983-84 to 1986-87. Penn Loyola (Ill.) 16 16 1.00 did it twice in 1984-85 and 1986-87 with identical 13-14 overall records, the most Oral Roberts 15 15 1.00 overall losses for an Ivy team to win the League title. Princeton took home the Penn 15 15 1.00 1983-84 title and Brown did the same in 1985-86 with 10 Ivy wins. Wright State 14 14 1.00 North Carolina 12 12 1.00 7-0 -- A total of 31 teams have gone 7-0 to start Ivy League play. Of the 31 teams SMU 11 11 1.00 to win their first seven conference games, six lost their eighth game but none finished lower than second in the final standings. Years – Years of combined experience Players -- Number of players on team 8-0 -- Princeton’s 2010-11 squad was the 25th and last Ivy team to start League Avg. -- Average years of experience per player on the team play with eight-straight wins. The Tigers fell to Brown in their ninth game but went on to end the regular season as co-champion with Harvard with a 12-2 record. THE IVY LEAGUE IN NCAA STATISTICS The Ivy League is among the leaders in several individual and team statistical 9-0 -- The Ivy League has had 22 teams win their first nine conference games. categories through the Jan. 27 games. From there. Nineteen teams have gone 10-0 and 16 have made it to 11-0. Thirteen teams have reached it to 12-0. Interestingly enough, all 13 of those teams avoided Columbia sophomore guard Steve Frankoski moved up one spot to 11th in the a loss in their final two games to finish the League slate without a loss. three-point percentage at .453. Columbia senior guard Brian Barbour climbed the percentage list, up to 13th in the country at .897 and 14 -- Cornell (2009-10) and Harvard (2011-12) share the Ivy League record for remained among the leaders in -turnover ratio in 14th at 2.92. Yale senior the most regular-season non-conference wins in a season. Harvard’s 14 wins also guard Austin Morgan rose to 18th in free throw percentage at .894. Harvard set a school record, eclipsing the previous mark of 11. In 2009-10, Cornell set the freshman guard Siyani Chambers held at 6.1 assists per game, but once again League mark for the most overall wins (29) and total non-conference wins (16) in moved up a spot to 21st. Chambers’ backcourt mate, junior guard Laurent Rivard, a season on its Sweet 16 run in the 2010 NCAA Tournament. is 28th in three-point field goal percentage (.419) and 32nd in three-pointers per game (2.75). 17 -- Seventeen different Ivy champions have captured the League title with only one loss. Penn leads with the eight Ivy titles achieved with a 13-1 record, followed In the team categories, Columbia is eighth in turnovers per game (10.4), 12th in by Princeton six times and Cornell, Dartmouth and Yale once each. The Big free throw percentage (.758) and 23rd in assist-turnover ratio at 1.33, Harvard Red’s 2009-10 NCAA Sweet 16 team was the last team to make it through the Ivy is ninth in three-point field goal percentage (.403), 22nd in field goal percentage schedule with just one loss in conference play. (.478) and 21st in personal fouls per game (14.9) and Princeton is 12th in scoring defense (56.9).

For a full listing of the Ivy League’s individual and team leaders in the NCAA statistics, click the following links: Individual | Team.

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BOUNCING BACK THE IVIES VERSUS... Suffering an early loss or two in conference play can be hard to from in The Ivy League’s records against non-League opponents during the 2012-13 the Ivy League’s grueling 14-game schedule. Research provided by Princeton’s season: Andrew Borders shows that 13 of the 65 Ivy champions started their title runs at 1-1 or 0-2 and bounced back to win the League championship. Conference 2012-13 Record America East 7-10 Four Ancient Eight teams have pulled off this feat in conference history, led by Atlantic Coast 1-2 Princeton with six. The 1983-84 Tiger squad was the last team to start with two Atlantic 10 1-13 losses and come back to win the Ivy title. Penn has won the League crown five Big East 2-5 times after a 1-0 or 0-2 start and was the last team to do so in 2001-02 when Big South 3-0 the Quakers began the Ivy slate 1-1 and came back to post an 11-3 record to tie Big Ten 0-3 Princeton and Yale for the League title. Big 12 0-1 Colonial Athletic Association 0-3 OLDEST ARENAS Conference USA 1-1 The Ivy League is home to two of most historic arenas in : Great West 1-0 Metro Atlantic Athletic 4-3 Arena School Opened Mid-American 4-1 1. Fordham 1924 Mid-Eastern Athletic 0-0 2. Lavietes Pavilion Harvard 1925 Missouri Valley 0-1 3. The Penn 1927 Mountain West 0-1 Hec Edmundson Pavilion Washington 1927 Northeast 3-8 5. Hinkle Fieldhouse Butler 1928 Pac-12 1-2 Patriot League 11-8 LONG-TIME RIVALS Southeastern 0-2 The Ivy League is home of the top five rivalries consecutively played in Division I Southern 2-2 men’s basketball, all against Ivy brethren. Summit League 0-2 West Coast 0-3 The Columbia-Yale and Princeton-Yale series top the list with both having been Non-Division I Opponents 9-0 played 112 straight years since the 1901-02 season. The Penn-Princeton rivalry TOTAL 50-71 (.413) ranks third, played 111 consecutive seasons since 1902-03 followed by the Columbia-Penn and Cornell-Penn series, which have been played annually for THE IVIES VERSUS CONTINUED... 110 years since 1903-04. The Ivy League posted a sub-.500 regular-season non-conference record for the first time in three seasons in 2012-13. The League came into the year coming First Last off back-to-back regular seasons with a .500 or better non-conference record for Years Opponent Season Season the first time since the 1969-70 (49-39, .557) and 1970-71 (46-45, .505) seasons. 1. 112 Columbia vs. Yale 1901-02 2012-13 112 Princeton vs. Yale 1901-02 2012-13 Last season, Ancient Eight teams combined for a winning record in non- 3. 111 Penn vs. Princeton 1902-03 2012-13 conference play for the first time since the 2001-02 season when the League’s 4. 110 Columbia vs. Penn 1903-04 2012-13 non-conference mark during the regular season was 62-51 (.549): 110 Cornell vs. Penn 1903-04 2012-13 6. 109 Maine vs. New Hampshire 1904-05 2012-13 2001-02 62-51 (.549) 7. 108 Idaho vs. Washington State 1905-06 2012-13 2002-03 44-60 (.423) 8. 107 Kansas vs. Kansas State 1906-07 2012-13 2003-04 35-62 (.361) 9. 106 Kansas vs. Missouri 1906-07 2011-12 2004-05 50-57 (.467) 10. 105 Baylor vs. Texas 1908-09 2012-13 2005-06 44-63 (.411) 2006-07 54-55 (.495) 2007-08 49-67 (.422) 2008-09 46-67 (.407) 2009-10 57-65 (.467) 2010-11 60-54 (.526) 2011-12 67-59 (.532) 2012-13 50-71 (.413)

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COLUMBIA’S BARBOUR, HARVARD’S CHAMBERS INCLUDED ON THE IVIES IN THE NBA INITIAL WATCH LIST FOR THE 2013 AWARD The 2012-13 National Basketball Association (NBA) season opened with only one Columbia senior guard Brian Barbour and Harvard freshman guard Siyani Ivy Leaguer on its rosters -- former Harvard standout . Chambers were among the over 80 candidates on the initial watch list for the 2013 Bob Cousy of the Year Award. Lin has been on a meteoric rise since going from being released by the Golden State Warriors after his rookie season then being cut by the Houston Rockets two The watch list of candidates will be narrowed down to a final 20 around Jan. days before the start of last season to signing a multi-year deal to be the Rockets’ 1, a final 10 near Feb. 1, and a final five by approximately March 1. A premier starting point guard on opening night this year. selection committee appointed by the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame will determine the nation’s top collegiate point guard award from the five finalists. Added to the Knicks roster two days after being cut by Houston last season, Lin went from seldom-used reserve to a starter for a team that plays in The winner of the Bob Cousy Award will be announced during the 2013 NCAA the World’s Most Famous Arena. He averaged 14.6 points and 6.2 assists in 35 Final Four® in Atlanta April 6 and 8. games, including 25 as a starter. He was a starter on Team Shaq in the 2012 NBA Rising Stars Challenge. His breakout season was cut short in late March COLUMBIA’S BARBOUR NAMED SENIOR CLASS AWARD CANDIDATE when it was announced he would miss six weeks with a small chronic meniscus Columbia senior guard Brian Barbour was selected as one of 30 NCAA® tear in his left knee. men’s basketball student-athletes as candidates for the 2012-13 Senior CLASS Award®. On July 13, Lin signed a three-year deal to return to the Rockets to be the team’s starting point guard. To be eligible for the award, a student-athlete must be classified as an NCAA Division I senior and have notable achievements in four areas of excellence - Lin is the 42nd former Ivy to play for an NBA team and the first since Penn’s community, classroom, character and competition. The candidate classes will suited up for the Atlanta Hawks and Yale’s Chris Dudley was a be narrowed to 10 men’s and 10 women’s finalists midway through the regular member of the Portland Trail Blazers during the 2002-03 season. Getting his first season, and those names will be placed on the official ballot. Ballots will be career start with the Knicks on Feb. 6, 2012 against the Utah Jazz, he was the distributed through a nationwide voting system to media, coaches and fans, first Ivy Leaguer to earn a start for an NBA team since Dudley started for Portland who will select one men’s finalist and one women’s finalist who best exemplifies on Jan. 11, 2002. excellence in the four Cs of community, classroom, character and competition. Lin is the first person with Ivy League ties to appear on back-to-back Sports The men’s Senior CLASS Award winner will be announced during the 2013 Illustrated covers, gracing the front of the Feb. 20 and Feb. 27 editions. NCAA Final Four® in Atlanta April 6 and 8. Two former Ivies are on the sidelines as assistant coaches this season -- IVIES ON THE MEN’S BASKETBALL COMMITTEE Princeton’s with the Celtics and Brown’s Stephen Silas with Former Brown standout and current Stanford Director of Athletics Bernard the Charlotte Bobcats. Muir was selected for a five-year term on the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Committee, effective Sept. 1, 2012. He is just the second African-American Ivy Randy Wittman is the father of former Cornell League graduate to be named to the committee, joining Penn’s Craig Littlepage, star . Ryan was the 2009-10 Ivy League Player of the Year and a who served on the committee from 2003-07 and is the current Director of Athletics three-time, first-team All-Ivy selection. He led the Big Red to the Sweet 16 of the at Virginia. 2010 NCAA Tournament.

Muir was named Director of Athletics at Stanford on July 27, 2012, after serving HARVARD’S LIN FINISHED NINTH IN NBA ALL-STAR VOTING at the helm of the athletics departments at Georgetown (2005-09) and Delaware Current Houston Rockets and former Harvard guard Jeremy Lin finished third (2009-12). He has nearly 25 years of athletic administrative experience, which in the NBA All-Star vote among members of the backcourt in the Western also includes stints at Notre Dame, Butler, Auburn and the NCAA national office. Conference. At Brown, Muir was a four-year letterwinner in basketball. Lin received 883,809 votes, narrowly missing a spot to start in the NBA All- Muir is the seventh Ivy alum to serve on the 10-person panel that governs the Star game in Houston on Feb. 17. Lin had the fifth most votes of any Western NCAA Tournament, joining Littlepage, Dartmouth’s (1998-82), Jake Conference player and the ninth most in the NBA overall. Last season as a Crouthamel (1991-96) and Mike Slive (2005-09), Princeton’s member of the , Lin was a starter on Team Shaq in the 2012 (2003-07) and Cornell’s Laing Kennedy (2006-10). NBA Rising Stars Challenge.

Only five former Ivy Leaguers have played in NBA All-Star games with the last being Princeton’s Brian Taylor, who played in the 1976 game as a member of the New York Nets.

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IVIES AT THE HELM HIGH-SCORING COACHES There are 12 Ivy League alumni serving as NCAA Division I men’s basketball From their playing days at their respective alma maters, the Princeton coaching head coaches during the 2012-13 season. Princeton leads the Ivies with six and staff of head coach and assistant coaches , Marcus is second only to North Carolina’s eight: Jenkins and Dan Geriot combine to be among the most profilc-scoring coaching staffs in NCAA Division I this season: Brown - Mike Martin (Brown) Cornell - Jeff Jackson (Furman) School Points & Coaches Penn - Jerome Allen (Penn), Matt Langel (Colgate), Fran McCaffery (Iowa) and 1. Tennessee 5,381 Andrew Toole (Robert Morris) Martin (Purdue) - 1,666; Webster (Wisconsin) - 1,264; Princeton - Mitch Henderson (Princeton), (Fairfield), Chris Harris (Marquette) - 439; Williams (Southern Illinois) - 2,012 Mooney (Richmond), Craig Robinson (Oregon State), Joe Scott (Denver) and John Thompson III (Georgetown) 2. Syracuse 5,010 Boeheim (Syracuse) - 745; Hopkins (Syracuse) - 628; DEAN OF THE IVY HARDWOODS Autry (Syracuse) - 1,538; McNamara (Syracuse) - 2,099 Yale head coach James Jones holds the title of dean of the Ivy League coaches, as the 2012-13 season is his 14th season at the helm of the Bulldogs. He ranks 3. Tulsa 4,724 in the top 10 in most overall wins and in the top five of most Ivy wins all-time: Manning (Kansas) - 2,951; Ballard (Kansas) - 59; Woodberry (Kansas) - 1,240; Moore (Georgia Southern) - 474 Most Overall Victories Wins Coach School(s), Years 4. Auburn 4,373 1. 514 Princeton, 1967-96 Barbee (Massachusetts) - 1,643; Madlock (Memphis) - 894; 2. 310 Penn, 1989-2006 Wagner (Louisville) - 1,836 3. 227 Lon Jourdet Penn, 1914-20 & 1930-43 4. 204 Joe Vancisin Yale, 1956-75 5. Valparaiso 4,146 5. 198 Jack Rohan Columbia, 1961-74 & 1990-95 Drew (Valparaiso) - 2,142; Powell Jr. (Illinois) - 1,178; 6. 186 Edward McNichol Penn, 1920-30 Diebler (Valparaiso) - 826 7. 183 Dartmouth, 1956-67 183 James Jones Yale, 1999- 6. TCU 4,102 Johnson (Boise State) - 1,555; Guerinoni (Nevada) - 197; Most Ivy Victories Scott (Rice) - 1,906; Williamson (Tulsa) - 844 Wins Coach School(s), Years 1. 310 Pete Carril Princeton, 1967-96 7. Rhode Island 4,019 2 190 Fran Dunphy Penn, 1989-2006 Hurley (Seton Hall) - 1,070; Hurley (Duke) - 1,731; 3 141 Joe Vancisin Yale, 1956-75 Murphy (Rhode Island) - 1,218 4 115 Jack Rohan Columbia, 1961-74 & 1990-95 5. 101 James Jones Yale, 1999- 8. Missouri State 3,918 Lusk (Iowa, Southern Illinois) - 1,666; Baldwin (Northwestern) COACHING INTO THE CENTURY MARK - 1,189; Henderson (Miami-Ohio) - 458; Tilmon (Southern Harvard head coach Tommy Amaker and Dartmouth head coach Illinois) - 605 entered elite company among Ivy League coaches as they became the 18th and 19th coaches, respectively, in conference history to reach the 100-win mark since 9. Duke 3,805 the League’s first formal season in 1956-57. Krzyzewski (Army) - 426; Collins (Duke) - 1,091; Wojciehowski (Duke) - 687; Capel (Duke) - 1,601 Amaker reach the milestone with the Crimson’s victory against Rice on Jan. 5 and Cormier got to the century mark in the Big Green’s win over Army on Jan. 8. 10. Princeton 3,804 Henderson (Princeton) - 970; Earl (Princeton) - 1,428; Most Overall Victories (Since 1956-57) Jenkins (Air Force) - 17; Geriot (Richmond) - 1,389 Wins Coach School(s), Years 14. 125 Penn, 1971-77 Includes points scored at Division I institutions only. Includes current full-time 15. 119 Stan Ward Brown, 1956-69 “coaches” only (no support staff, directors of operations, etc). 16. 110 Doggie Julian Dartmouth, 1956-67 17. 103 Princeton, 1962-67 18. 102 Tommy Amaker Harvard, 2007- 19. 101 Paul Cormier Dartmouth, 1984-91 & 2010-

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IVIES IN THE RPI THE 14-GAME TOURNAMENT Harvard leads all Ivy League teams in the RPI ratings compiled by various The “14-game tournament” is a term used by many who cover and follow Ivy services with its highest ranking of 87th by RealTimeRPI.com. As a conference, League men’s basketball to describe the conference’s double round-robin, the Ivy League is ranked 19th by the Sagarin Ratings and 22nd by Collegiate regular-season schedule as it decides the League’s automatic bid representative Basketball News and RealTime.RPI.com. in the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship as well as the conference’s regular-season champion. The Ivy League is the only Division I CBN CBS ESPN NCAA POM REAL SAG conference without a postseason tournament. Harvard 91 91 111 91 97 87 95 Princeton 128 128 113 128 89 125 92 The bulk of the “14-game tournament” is played over six weekends generally from Ivy League 22 22 19 late January to early March in a grueling Friday-Saturday format that has tested the League’s best over the years. In 56 Ivy League seasons, only 13 teams have CBN = Collegiate Basketball News RPI gone a perfect 14-0 in Ivy play. Penn has done it seven times (1969-70, 1970- CBS = CBSSports.com RPI 71, 1992-93, 1993-94, 1994-95, 1999-2000 and 2002-03), Princeton five times ESPN = ESPN College Basketball Power Index (1968-69, 1975-76, 1990-91, 1996-97 and 1997-98) and Cornell once (2007-08). NCAA = NCAA RPI TITLE HISTORY REAL = RealTimeRPI.com Princeton leads in total Ivy League championships with 26. Penn is a close second POM = Pomeroy College Basketball Ratings with 25 followed by Yale and Cornell with four each, Dartmouth and Harvard with SAG = Jeff Sagarin Ratings two each and Brown and Columbia with one each.

20-WIN SEASONS In 2011-12, Harvard capped its record-breaking season by earning its second- In each of the last three seasons, the Ivy League has boasted two or more 20-win straight and first outright Ivy League men’s basketball title since the League teams. Last season marked just the second time in League history that three officially began play in the 1956-57 season. The Crimson shared the 2010-11 teams made it to the 20-win plateau: title with Princeton, which ended its longest drought -- six seasons -- between Ivy titles: Year Teams 1967-68 Columbia (23-5)*, Princeton (20-6) No Team Last Title 1969-70 Penn (25-2)*, Columbia (20-5) 26 Princeton 2010-11 1971-72 Penn (25-3)*, Princeton (20-7) 25 Penn 2006-07 1974-75 Penn (23-5)*, Princeton (22-8) 4 Yale 2001-02 1998-99 Penn (21-6)*, Princeton (22-8) 4 Cornell 2009-10 2001-02 Penn (25-7)*, Yale (21-11) 2 Dartmouth 1958-59 2009-10 Cornell (29-5)*, Princeton (22-9), Harvard (21-8) 2 Harvard 2011-12 2010-11 Princeton (25-7)*, Harvard (23-7) 1 Columbia 1967-68 2011-12 Harvard (26-5)*, Princeton (20-12), Penn (20-13) 1 Brown 1985-86

*NCAA Tournament team PRESEASON POLL Princeton emerged from preseason projections as nearly the unanimous choice to POSTSEASON FIRST win the Ivy League men’s basketball title for the 2012-13 season. Receiving 16 of The Ivy League entered the 2012-13 season coming off a benchmark year the 17 first-place votes and 134 points, Princeton was selected as the preseason in which it sent four teams -- Harvard (NCAA), Penn and Princeton (College favorite for the 10th time since the poll began with the 1985-86 season. The Basketball Invitational) and Yale (CollegeInsider.com Tournament) -- to the Tigers were the preseason picks for the 1989-90, 1990-91, 1991-92, 1996-97, postseason for the first time in conference history. 1997-98, 1998-99, 2001-02, 2004-05 and 2010-11 seasons. Interestingly, only twice previously has Princeton not fulfilled its preseason prophecy and won at PENN, PRINCETON NAMED TO ESPN.COM’S TOP 50 least a share of the Ivy title (second in 1998-99 and sixth in 2004-05). Prior to the start of the 2012-13 season, Penn and Princeton were listed among ESPN.com’s top 50 men’s college basketball programs in the past half-century. Predicted Order of Finish Ironically, the Quakers and Tigers tied each other for 22nd in the listing based on First-Place Votes in Parentheses a point system devised by the ESPN Stats & Information department. Rank School Points As part of the project, ESPN.com put together all-star teams since 1962-63. 1. Princeton (16) 134 Of note, current Penn head coach Jerome Allen (1992-95) was named to the 2. Harvard (1) 109 Quakers’ squad, while Princeton had two of its Hall of Famers recognized with 3. Columbia 90 (1962-65) named to the team and Pete Carril (1967-96) selected as 4. Cornell 80 the program’s 50 in 50 Coach. 5. Penn 74 6. Yale 55 7. Brown 50 8. Dartmouth 20

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PRESEASON HONORS Player of the Year Player of the Year Ivy League men’s basketball enjoyed another Ian Hummer, Princeton Ian Hummer, Princeton impressive haul of preseason honors entering the 2012-13 season: COLLEGE SPORTS MADNESS Newcomer of the Year Preseason All-Ivy Teams Agunwa Okolie, Harvard ATHLON SPORTS First Team Preseason All-Ivy Team Sean McGonagill, G, Brown Best Shooter Brian Barbour, G, Columbia Brian Barbour, G, Columbia Laurent Rivard, Harvard Miles Cartwright, G, Penn Laurent Rivard, G/F, Harvard Kyle Casey, F, Harvard Ian Hummer, F, Princeton Best Rebounder Ian Hummer, F, Princeton Mark Cisco, C, Columbia Ian Hummer, Princeton Sean McGonagill, G, Brown Second Team Best Playmaker Player of the Year Miles Cartwright, G, Penn Sean McGonagill, Brown Ian Hummer, Princeton Austin Morgan, G, Yale T.J. Bray, F, Princeton Best Defender BLEACHER REPORT Shonn Miller, F, Cornell Ian Hummer, Princeton Preseason All-Ivy Team Gabas Maldunas, F, Dartmouth Brian Barbour, G, Columbia Most Versatile Sean McGonagill, G, Brown Third Team Ian Hummer, Princeton Ian Hummer, F, Princeton Stephen Albrecht, G, Brown Shonn Miller, F, Cornell Galal Cancer, G, Cornell Best NBA Prospect Mark Cisco, C, Columbia Tucker Halpern, G/F, Brown Ian Hummer, Princeton Alex Rosenberg, F, Columbia Player of the Year Jeremiah Kreisberg, F/C, Yale RIVALS.COM Ian Hummer, Princeton Preseason All-Ivy Team Fourth Team Brian Barbour, G, Columbia Defensive Player of the Year Meiko Lyles, G, Columbia Miles Cartwright, G, Penn Shonn Miller, Cornell Christian Webster, G, Harvard Laurent Rivard, G, Harvard Jvonte Brooks, F, Dartmouth Errick Peck, F, Cornell Newcomer of the Year Errick Peck, F, Cornell Ian Hummer, F, Princeton Tony Hicks, Penn Tyler Ponticelli, F, Brown Player of the Year BLUE RIBBON COLLEGE BASKETBALL Coach of the Year Ian Hummer, Princeton YEARBOOK Mitch Henderson, Princeton Preseason All-Ivy Team Newcomer of the Year Brian Barbour, G, Columbia Player of the Year Agunwa Okolie, Harvard , G, Harvard Ian Hummer, Princeton Sean McGonagill, G, Brown Best Shooter Austin Morgan, G, Yale Freshman of the Year Laurent Rivard, Harvard Ian Hummer, F, Princeton Mike Hall, Harvard Best Playmaker Player of the Year LINDY’S SPORTS ANNUALS Brian Barbour, Columbia Ian Hummer, Princeton Preseason All-Ivy First Team Sean McGonagill, G, Brown Best Defender Newcomer of the Year Brian Barbour, G, Columbia Ian Hummer, Princeton Tony Hicks, Penn Miles Cartwright, G, Penn Kyle Casey, F, Harvard Coach on the Rise CBSSPORTS.COM Ian Hummer, F, Princeton Kyle Smith, Columbia Preseason All-Ivy Team Ian Hummer, F, Princeton Preseason All-Ivy Second Team Miles Cartwright, G, Penn Austin Morgan, G, Yale Brian Barbour, G, Columbia Brandyn Curry, G, Harvard Sean McGonagill, G, Brown Shonn Miller, F, Cornell T.J. Bray, G, Princeton Errick Peck, F, Cornell Mark Cisco, C, Columbia

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DOUBLE-DOUBLES Through January 27 SEASON TOTALS Connor Boehm, Dartmouth 12 pts., 12 rebs. at Elon (12/04/12) Career 2012-13 14 pts., 11 rebs. at Harvard (01/26/13) Sean McGonagill, Brown 5 0 Cedric Kuakumensah, Brown 3 3 Hans Brase, Princeton 11 pts., 15 rebs. vs TCNJ (01/27/13) Tucker Halpern, Brown 3 1 Rafael Maia, Brown 1 1 Jvonte Brooks, Dartmouth 10 pts., 11 rebs. vs New Hampshire (11/13/12) Joe Sharkey, Brown 1 1

Siyani Chambers, Harvard 14 pts., 10 assts. vs Rice (01/05/13) Mark Cisco, Columbia 6 1 John Daniels, Columbia 1 0 Mark Cisco, Columbia 18 pts., 13 rebs. at LIU Brooklyn (11/28/12) Brian Barbour, Columbia 1 0

Armani Cotton, Yale 20 pts., 12 rebs. vs Florida (01/06/13) Shonn Miller, Cornell 6 3 Errick Peck, Cornell 1 1 Fran Dougherty, Penn 31 pts., 10 rebs. vs Fairfield (11/13/12) Johnathan Gray, Cornell 1 0 21 pts., 10 rebs. vs Drexel (11/17/12) 17 pts., 10 rebs. at Lehigh (11/20/12) Jvonte Brooks, Dartmouth 5 1 11 pts., 13 rebs. vs Binghamton (11/28/12) Gabas Maldunas, Dartmouth 5 1 Connor Boehm, Dartmouth 2 2 Tucker Halpern, Brown 15 pts., 13 rebs. vs Niagara (01/08/13) John Golden, Dartmouth 1 0 David Rufful, Dartmouth 1 0 Cedric Kuakumensah, Brown 14 pts., 11 rebs. vs Bryant (11/21/12) Matt LaBove, Dartmouth 1 0 10 pts., 12 rebs. vs St. Francis (N.Y.) (11/24/12) 10 pts., 10 rebs. at New Hampshire (12/01/12) Jonah Travis, Harvard 2 1 Siyani Chambers, Harvard 1 1 Greg Louis, Penn 19 pts., 11 rebs. at Delaware (12/21/12) Fran Dougherty, Penn 4 4 Rafael Maia, Brown 19 pts., 15 rebs. vs Sacred Heart (11/29/12) Greg Louis, Penn 1 1 Darien Nelson-Henry, Penn 1 1 Gabas Maldunas, Dartmouth 25 pts., 10 rebs. vs Maine (11/10/12) Ian Hummer, Princeton 10 0 Shonn Miller, Cornell 13 pts., 12 rebs. at Arizona State (11/20/12) Hans Brase, Princeton 1 1 20 pts., 14 rebs. vs Colgate (12/01/12) 13 pts., 15 rebs. vs Vanderbilt (12/17/12) Jeremiah Kreisberg, Yale 3 0 Armani Cotton, Yale 1 1 Darien Nelson-Henry, Penn 12 pts., 11 rebs. at NJIT (01/17/13) Justin Sears, Yale 1 1

Errick Peck, Cornell 14 pts, 10 rebs. vs Longwood (11/24/12)

Justin Sears, Yale 10 pts., 12 rebs. vs Army (11/24/12)

Joe Sharkey, Brown 10 pts., 10 rebs. vs Daniel Webster (01/12/13)

Jonah Travis, Harvard 16 pts., 12 rebs. vs Fordham (12/01/12)

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RECORDS BOOK WATCH Through January 27 Scoring, Career Assists, Career 1. 2,503 Bill Bradley, Princeton 1962-65 1. 705 Elliott Prasse-Freeman, Harvard 1999-2003 25. 1,550 Douglas Davis, Princeton 2008-12 20 424 Brandyn Curry, Harvard 2009-12 26. 1,548 Shaun Gee, Dartmouth 1996-2000 21. 413 Bill Ryan, Princeton 1981-84 27. 1,546 , Princeton 1987-91 22. 406 Jeremy Lin, Harvard 2006-10 28. 1,540 Steve Leondis, Yale 1979-83 23. 396 Paul Chambers, Penn 1988-92 29. 1,536 James Brown, Dartmouth 1970-73 24. 391 Mike Gielen, Harvard 1985-89 30. 1,518 Jerome Allen, Penn 1991-95 25. 387 David Klatsky, Penn 1999-2003 1,518 , Penn 2003-07 26. 381 Kit Mueller, Princeton 1987-91 --- 27. 380 Eric Blackiston, Brown 1992-96 1,402 Ian Hummer, Princeton 2009- 28. 379 Rick Lloyd, Brown 1988-92 1,107 Brian Barbour, Columbia 2009- --- 1,054 Austin Morgan, Yale 2009- 378 Sean McGonagill, Brown 2010- 954 Sean McGonagill, Brown 2010- 313 Brian Barbour, Columbia 2009- 874 Matthew Sullivan, Brown 2009- Games Played, Career Field Goals, Career 1. 122 Douglas Davis, Princeton 2008-12 1. 856 Bill Bradley, Princeton 1962-65 26. 110 Geoff Owens, Penn 1997-2001 13. 647 John Bajusz, Cornell 1983-87 110 Alai Nuualiitia, Brown 1999-2003 14. 642 , Penn 1972-75 110 Alex Gamboa, Yale 2001-05 15. 630 Buck Jenkins, Columbia 1989-93 110 Louis Dale, Cornell 2006-10 --- 110 Ben Nwachukwu, Columbia 2004-08 547 Ian Hummer, Princeton 2009- 110 Caleb Holmes, Yale 2004-08 110 Ian Hummer, Princeton 2009- Three-Point Field Goals, Career 33. 109 Earl Hunt, Brown 1999-2003 1. 377 Ryan Wittman, Cornell 2006-10 109 David Gardner, Dartmouth 2001-05 21. 199 Garret Kreitz, Penn 1994-98 109 Lenny Collins, Cornell 2002-06 199 Tyler Bernardini, Penn 2007-12 109 Andrew Naeve, Cornell 2003-07 23. 189 Matt Shannon, Columbia 1986-89 109 Clive Weeden, Dartmouth 2007-11 189 Shawn Maharaj, Cornell 1988-92 109 Keith Wright, Harvard 2008-12 189 Chris Wroblewski, Cornell 2008-12 ------106 Austin Morgan, Yale 2009- 180 Austin Morgan, Yale 2009- 105 Matthew Sullivan, Brown 2009- 145 Matthew Sullivan, Brown 2009- 95 Brian Barbour, Columbia 2009- 136 Sean McGonagill, Brown 2010- Games Started, Career Free Throw Percentage, Career 1. 119 Ryan Wittman, Cornell 2006-10 Min. 120 Free Throws Made 26. 94 Mark Zoller, Penn 2004-07 1. 90.2 Brian Barbour, Columbia 2009- 27. 93 Chris Wroblewski, Cornell 2008-12 2. 89.5 Jim Barton, Dartmouth 1985-89 28. 92 Gary Raimondo, Columbia 1995-99 3. 88.8 Joe Heiser, Princeton 1965-68 29. 91 Craig Austin, Columbia 1998-2002 4. 87.8 Jeff Grate, Harvard 1965-68 30. 90 Wallace Prather, Cornell 1998-2002 5. 86.9 Jim Goffredo, Harvard 2003-07 90 Alex Gamboa, Yale 2001-05 6. 86.1 Mike Waitkus, Brown 1982-86 32. 89 David Rufful, Dartmouth 2008-12 7. 86.0 Oliver McNally, Harvard 2008-12 33. 88 Ka’Ron Barnes, Cornell 2000-04 8. 85.8 Gus Broberg, Dartmouth 1938-41 88 Austin Morgan, Yale 2009- 9. 85.6 John Bajusz, Cornell 1983-87 --- 10. 85.0 Patrick Lynch, Brown 1983-87 80 Matthew Sullivan, Brown 2009- 85.0 Ed Petersen, Yale 1988-92 78 Ian Hummer, Princeton 2009- 12. 84.8 Chris Elzey, Penn 1983-87 73 Brian Barbour, Columbia 2009- 84.8 John Beecroft, Penn 1972-75 14. 84.7 Arnie Berman, Brown 1969-72 15. 84.4 Sam Jacobs, Cornell 1985-88 84.4 Bob Scrabis, Princeton 1985-89 84.4 Ryan Wittman, Cornell 2006-10 84.4 Laurent Rivard, Harvard 2010-

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INSIDE IVY LEAGUE BASKETBALL TELEVISION SCHEDULE “Inside Ivy League Basketball,” a weekly online radio show dedicated to Ivy Ivy League men’s basketball teams are slated to take part in 41 live broadcasts League men’s and women’s basketball, returns for its second season in 2012-13. across 13 different networks during the 2012-13 season:

Hosted by Dan Loney and Brian Seltzer, “Inside Ivy League Basketball” takes Date Game, Time/Result Network Saturday, Nov. 10 Sacred Heart 85, Yale 82 (ot) SNY in-depth look at all the news and notes surrounding Ivy League men’s and Tuesday, Nov. 13 Massachusetts 67, Harvard 64 ESPN women’s basketball on and off the courts. “Inside” moves to one episode per Wednesday, Nov. 14 St. Bonaventure 72, Cornell 68 NBC Sports Network week on Wednesdays at 7 p.m., beginning on Jan. 30, after running a two-man Sunday, Nov. 18 Wisconsin 73, Cornell 40 ESPN3 weave with shows on Tuesdays and Thursdays over the first three months of the Tuesday, Nov. 20 Columbia 75, Villanova 57 ESPN3 season. Every episode is available on-demand via BlogTalkRadio (blogtalkradio. Tuesday, Nov. 20 Saint Joseph’s 75, Harvard 56 NBCSN Tuesday, Nov. 20 Arizona State 64, Cornell 53 Pac-12 Network com/insideivyleaguebasketball) and IvyLeagueSports.com. Wednesday, Nov. 21 Syracuse 73, Princeton 53 Time Warner Sports CNY Tuesday, Nov. 27 Vermont 85, Harvard 78 NBC Sports Network Each episode is packed with highlights, statistics and expert analysis in its Saturday, Dec. 1 New Hampshire 63, Brown 50 WBIN/Fox College Sports ‘Around the Ancient Eight’ segment. With its ‘Program Profile’ segment, the show Saturday, Dec. 1 Penn State 58, Penn 47 ESPN3 Tuesday, Dec. 4 Harvard 79, Boston College 63 ESPN3 visits with players, coaches and administrators who impact Ivy League men’s Friday, Dec. 7 Connecticut 57, Harvard 49 SNY/ESPN3 and women’s basketball, both past and present. With its ‘Ivy Insights’ segment, Saturday, Dec. 8 Notre Dame 84, Brown 57 ESPN3 local and national media join the show to give their thoughts and perspectives on Saturday, Dec. 8 Villanova 68, Penn 55 NBC Sports Network covering the conference. Saturday, Dec. 15 Fordham 63, Princeton 60 YES Network Saturday, Dec. 15 Arizona State 61, Dartmouth 42 Pac-12 Network Monday, Dec. 17 Vanderbilt 66, Cornell 55 ESPNU Via Facebook (search Inside Ivy League Basketball) and (@insideivyhoops) Wednesday, Dec. 19 Duke 88, Cornell 47 ESPNU pages, fans and alumni can follow and get a chance to test their Ivy acumen with Sunday, Dec. 23 Northwestern 63, Brown 42 BTN.com the ‘Trivia Talk’ segment. The first person posting the correct answer to each Friday, Dec. 28 Brown 69, Providence 68 NBC Sports Network week’s trivia question wins a gift certificate to the League’s official online store at Saturday, Dec. 29 Harvard 67, California 62 Pac-12 Network Sunday, Dec. 30 Cornell 79, Binghamton 77 Time Warner Sports CNY shop.ivyleaguesports.com. Monday, Dec. 31 Boston College 79, Dartmouth 58 ESPN3 Monday, Dec. 31 Saint Mary’s (Calif.) 70, Harvard 69 ESPN2 Check IvyLeagueSports.com each week for this season’s episode schedule and Friday, Jan. 4 Rhode Island 59, Brown 47 Ocean State Networks guest lineups. Sunday, Jan. 6 Florida 79, Yale 58 NBC Sports Network Saturday, Jan. 12 Princeton 65, Penn 53 NBC Sports Network Saturday, Jan. 19 Memphis 60, Harvard 50 FOX Sports Net Saturday, Jan. 19 Columbia 67, Cornell 58 NBC Sports Network IVY LEAGUE Saturday, Jan. 19 Saint Joseph’s 79, Penn 59 ESPNU Saturday, Jan. 26 Harvard 82, Dartmouth 77 (ot) NBCSN MEN’S BASKETBALL ON TELEVISION Saturday, Feb. 2 Columbia at Princeton, 6 pm NBCSN Ivy League men’s basketball jumps onto the national stage for the 2012-13 Friday, Feb. 15 Columbia at Brown, 7 pm myRITV Saturday, Feb. 16 Princeton at Harvard, 7 pm NBC Sports Network season with an 14-game television package that includes 13 games on the NBC Friday, Feb. 22 Harvard at Brown, 7 pm myRITV Sports Network (NBCSN) and one on the CBS Sports Network (CBSSN) and Saturday, Feb. 23 Harvard at Yale, 8 pm CBS Sports Network features all eight schools. Friday, March 1 Harvard at Princeton, 7 pm ESPNU Saturday, March 2 Harvard at Penn, 6 pm NBC Sports Network The package was initially announced on Oct. 10 with 11 games -- 10 games on Friday, March 8 Penn at Brown, 7 pm myRITV Saturday, March 9 Cornell at Harvard, 5:30 pm NBC Sports Network NBCSN and one game on CBSSN. On Nov. 1, NBCSN added three games to bring the League’s presence to 13 games on the network. KEY: BTN – Big Ten Network (DirecTV 610, DISH 439, Verizon FiOS 85 (SD), 585 (HD), Randy Moss will manage play-by-play duties for all Ivy League games with BTN.com); CBSSN – CBS Sports Network (DirecTV 613, DISH 158, Verizon FiOS 94, Comcast 175 [SD]/823 [HD]); ESPN (DirecTV 206, DISH 140, Verizon FiOS 70[SD]/570 former Columbia point guard Dalen Cuff providing analysis. Carolyn Manno and [HD]); ESPN2 (DirecTV 209, DISH 144, Verizon FiOS 74 [SD]/574 [HD]); ESPN3 – Liam McHugh will split host assignments for NBCSN’s college basketball studio ESPN3.com; ESPNU (DirecTV 208, DISH 141, Verizon FiOS 73 [SD]/573 [HD]); myRITV show and will be joined by former college and NBA stars Stacey King and Donny – WNAC-TV (Providence, R.I.); NBCSN – NBC Sports Network (DirecTV 603, DISH 159, Marshall throughout the season. Verizon FiOS 90 [SD]/590 [HD]); OSN – Ocean State Networks (Cox 5 [SD]/1005 [HD]; PAC-12 – Pac-12 Network (DISH 413); SNY – SportsNet New York (Cablevision 60 [SD]/718 [HD], Comcast 73 [SD]/298 & 843 [HD], DirecTV 639, Verizon FiOS 77 [SD]/577 This year, NBCSN is televising more than 60 college basketball games, the most [HD]); TIME WARNER – Time Warner Cable Sports Central New York (Channel 26, in the network’s history. Rochester, N.Y.; Channel 23, Binghamton, N.Y.; Channel 13, Buffalo/Syracuse/Western, N.Y.); WBIN/FCS – WBIN-TV (Derry, N.H.)/Fox College Sports Network; YES – YES The League will also have a presence on CBSSN with Harvard at Yale on Network (DirecTV 631) Saturday, Feb. 23 at 8 p.m. CBSSN returns to the court for its 10th season of college basketball programming, airing 172 contests, its most extensive slate of games ever.

The 14-game package comes on the heels of the Ivy League and the NBC Sports Group announcing a two-year renewal of their national television rights agreement for football, men’s basketball and men’s games in May. For the 2012 football season, the League boasts eight nationally-televised games with seven on NBCSN and one on CBSSN.

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BROWN BEARS COLUMBIA LIONS (7-9, 1-1 IVY) (9-7, 1-1 IVY) (9-10, 1-1 IVY) DATE OPPONENT...... TIME/RESULT DATE OPPONENT...... TIME/RESULT DATE OPPONENT...... TIME/RESULT Nov. 11 at Binghamton ...... W, 58-49 Nov. 10 at Furman ...... W, 68-47 Nov. 10 Western Michigan...... W, 63-55 Nov. 15 at Central Connecticut State ... L, 86-71 Nov. 13 HAVERFORD...... W, 74-40 Nov. 14 St. Bonaventure [NBCSN].L, 72-68 Nov. 17 at Maine ...... W, 70-68 Nov. 17 Marist ...... L, 67-62 Nov. 16 Saint Peter’s ...... L, 68-64 Nov. 21 Bryant ...... L, 68-61 Nov. 20 at Villanova [ESPN3]...... W, 75-57 Continental Tire Las Vegas Invitational (Las Vegas, Nev.) Nov. 24 St. Francis (N.Y.) ...... L, 76-72 ot San Francisco Hilltop Classic (San Francisco) Nov. 18 at Wisconsin [ESPN3]...... L, 73-40 Nov. 29 Sacred Heart ...... W, 69-56 Nov. 23 vs. Wayland Baptist ...... W, 75-63 Nov. 20 at Arizona State [PAC-12]...... L, 64-53 Dec. 1 at New Hampshire [WBIN/FCS]..... L, 63-50 Nov. 24 at San Francisco ...... L, 79-59 Nov. 23 vs. Presbyterian ...... W, 89-55 Dec. 8 at Notre Dame [ESPN3]...... L, 84-57 Nov. 28 at LIU Brooklyn ...... L, 70-61 Nov. 24 vs. Longwood ...... W, 84-78 Dec. 23 at Northwestern [BTN.com]...... L, 63-42 Dec. 1 Bucknell ...... L, 65-57 Nov. 28 Stony Brook ...... L, 76-53 Dec. 28 Providence [NBCSN]...... W, 69-68 Dec. 9 at American ...... W, 54-42 Dec. 1 Colgate ...... W, 70-63 Dec. 31 at Albany...... L, 57-50 Dec. 22 Elon ...... L, 70-69 Dec. 17 at Vanderbilt [ESPNU]...... L, 66-55 Jan. 4 at Rhode Island [OSN]...... L, 59-47 Dec. 29 ...... W, 69-58 Dec. 19 at Duke [ESPNU]...... L, 88-47 Jan. 8 Niagara ...... W, 75-74 ot Jan. 2 Colgate ...... W, 66-59 Dec. 22 at ...... L, 70-57 Jan. 12 Daniel Webster ...... W, 71-34 Jan. 5 at Army ...... W, 64-52 Dec. 28 at Saint Francis (Pa.) ...... W, 79-67 Jan. 19 Yale* ...... W, 65-51 Jan. 8 at Holy Cross ...... L, 78-69 Dec. 30 at Binghamton [TIME WARNER].....W, 79-77 Jan. 26 at Yale* ...... L, 76-64 ot Jan. 19 at Cornell* [NBCSN]...... W, 67-58 Jan. 2 Bucknell ...... L, 72-56 Feb. 1 at Dartmouth* ...... 7 pm Jan. 26 Cornell* ...... L, 66-63 Jan. 6 at American ...... W, 68-60 Feb. 2 at Harvard* ...... 7 pm Feb. 1 at Penn* ...... 7 pm Jan. 12 Old Westbury ...... W, 103-84 Jan. 19 Columbia* [NBCSN]...... L, 67-58 Feb. 8 at Princeton* ...... 7 pm Feb. 2 at Princeton* [NBCSN]...... 6 pm Feb. 9 at Penn* ...... 7 pm Feb. 8 Dartmouth* ...... 7 pm Jan. 26 at Columbia* ...... W, 66-63 Feb. 1 at Princeton* ...... 7 pm Feb. 15 Columbia* [MyRITV]...... 7 pm Feb. 9 Harvard* ...... 7 pm Feb. 2 at Penn* ...... 7 pm Feb. 16 Cornell* ...... 6 pm Feb. 15 at Brown* [MyRITV]...... 7 pm Feb. 8 Harvard* ...... 7 pm Feb. 22 Harvard* [MyRITV]...... 7 pm Feb. 16 at Yale* ...... 7 pm Feb. 9 Dartmouth* ...... 7 pm Feb. 23 Dartmouth* ...... 6 pm Feb. 22 Princeton* ...... 7 pm Feb. 15 at Yale* ...... 7 pm March 1 at Cornell* ...... 7 pm Feb. 23 Penn* ...... 7 pm Feb. 16 at Brown* ...... 6 pm March 2 at Columbia* ...... 7 pm March 1 Yale* ...... 7 pm Feb. 22 Penn* ...... 7 pm March 8 Penn* [MyRITV]...... 7 pm March 2 Brown* ...... 7 pm Feb. 23 Princeton* ...... 7 pm March 9 Princeton* ...... 6 pm March 8 at Harvard* ...... 7 pm March 1 Brown* ...... 7 pm March 9 at Dartmouth* ...... 7 pm March 2 Yale* ...... 7 pm * Ivy League Contests March 8 at Dartmouth* ...... 7 pm * Ivy League Contests March 9 at Harvard* [NBCSN]...... 5:30 pm

* Ivy League Contests (4-12, 0-2 IVY) (10-6, 2-0 IVY) (3-15, 0-1 IVY) DATE OPPONENT...... TIME/RESULT DATE OPPONENT...... TIME/RESULT DATE OPPONENT...... TIME/RESULT Nov. 10 Maine ...... W, 67-54 Nov. 9 MIT ...... W, 69-54 Nov. 9 UMBC ...... W, 80-75 Nov. 13 New Hampshire ...... L, 72-58 Nov. 13 at Massachusetts [ESPN]...... L, 67-64 Dick’s Sporting Goods NIT Season Tip-off (Charlottesville, Va.) Nov. 24 IPFW ...... L, 70-66 Nov. 16 Manhattan ...... W, 79-45 Nov. 12 vs. Delaware ...... L, 84-69 Nov. 27 at Bucknell ...... L, 62-49 Nov. 20 at Saint Joseph’s [NBCSN]...... L, 75-56 Nov. 13 vs. Fairfield...... L, 62-53 Dec. 1 at Longwood ...... W, 61-53 Nov. 27 Vermont [NBCSN]...... L, 85-78 Nov. 17 Drexel ...... L, 61-59 Dec. 4 at Elon ...... L, 71-49 Dec. 1 Fordham ...... W, 73-64 Dick’s Sporting Goods NIT Season Tip-off (Bethlehem, Pa.) Nov. 19 vs. Fordham...... L, 70-68 Dec. 8 at Holy Cross ...... L, 67-56 Dec. 4 at Boston College [ESPN3]...... W, 79-63 Nov. 20 at Lehigh...... L, 73-66 Dec. 12 at Vermont ...... L, 52-50 Dec. 7 at Connecticut [SNY/ESPN3]...... L, 57-49 Nov. 28 Binghamton ...... W, 65-54 Dec. 15 at Arizona State [PAC-12]...... L, 61-42 Dec. 11 Boston UNIVERSITY...... W, 65-64 Dec. 1 at Penn State [ESPN3]...... L, 58-47 Dec. 22 at Bryant ...... L, 79-66 Dec. 22 Holy Cross...... W, 72-65 Dec. 8 Villanova [NBCSN]...... L, 68-55 Dec. 31 at Boston College [ESPN3]...... L, 79-58 Dec. 29 at California [PAC-12]...... W, 67-62 Dec. 21 at Delaware ...... L, 83-60 Jan. 5 Colgate ...... L, 78-62 Dec. 31 at Saint Mary’s (Calif.) [ESPN2].... L, 70-69 Dec. 29 at Wagner ...... L, 68-63 ot Jan. 8 Army ...... W, 75-58 Jan. 5 RicE ...... W, 92-62 Jan. 2 at Butler ...... L, 70-57 Jan. 12 Harvard* ...... L, 75-65 Jan. 12 at Dartmouth* ...... W, 75-65 Jan. 5 at La Salle ...... L, 74-57 Jan. 17 Colby-Sawyer ...... W, 80-42 Jan. 19 at Memphis [FSN]...... L, 60-50 Jan. 8 Lafayette ...... L, 85-83 Jan. 26 at Harvard* [NBCSN]...... L, 82-77 ot Jan. 26 Dartmouth* [NBCSN]...... W, 82-77 ot Jan. 12 at Princeton* [NBCSN]...... L, 65-53 Feb. 1 Brown* ...... 7 pm Feb. 1 Yale*...... 7 pm Jan. 17 at NJIT ...... W, 54-53 Feb. 2 Yale* ...... 7 pm Feb. 2 Brown*...... 7 pm Jan. 19 Saint Joseph’s [ESPNU]..... L, 79-59 Feb. 8 at Columbia* ...... 7 pm Feb. 8 at Cornell*...... 7 pm Jan. 23 at Temple ...... L, 76-69 Feb. 9 at Cornell* ...... 7 pm Feb. 9 at Columbia* ...... 7 pm Feb. 1 Columbia* ...... 7 pm Feb. 15 Princeton* ...... 7 pm Feb. 15 Penn* ...... 7 pm Feb. 2 Cornell* ...... 7 pm Feb. 16 Penn*...... 7 pm Feb. 16 Princeton* [NBCSN]...... 7 pm Feb. 8 Yale* ...... 7 pm Feb. 22 at Yale* ...... 7 pm Feb. 22 at Brown* [MyRITV]...... 7 pm Feb. 9 Brown* ...... 7 pm Feb. 23 at Brown* ...... 6 pm Feb. 23 at Yale* [CBSSN]...... 8 pm Feb. 15 at Harvard* ...... 7 pm March 1 at Penn* ...... 7 pm March 1 at Princeton* [ESPNU]...... 7 pm Feb. 16 at Dartmouth* ...... 7 pm March 2 at Princeton* ...... 6 pm March 2 at Penn* [NBCSN]...... 6 pm Feb. 22 at Cornell* ...... 7 pm March 8 Cornell* ...... 7 pm March 8 Columbia* ...... 7 pm Feb. 23 at Columbia* ...... 7 pm March 1 Dartmouth* ...... 7 pm March 9 Columbia* ...... 7 pm March 9 Cornell* [NBCSN]...... 5:30 pm March 2 Harvard* [NBCSN] ...... 6 pm * Ivy League Contests * Ivy League Contests March 8 at Brown* [MyRITV]...... 7 pm March 9 at Yale* ...... 7 pm March 12 Princeton* ...... 7:30 pm

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PRINCETON TIGERS (8-7, 1-0 IVY) IVY INFORMATION DATE OPPONENT...... TIME/RESULT IvyLeagueSports.com is the official website of the Ivy League. Fans and media can also follow the Ivy Nov. 10 at Buffalo ...... W, 57-53 League on Facebook (facebook.com/TheIvyLeague) and Twitter (@Ivy_Athletics). Nov. 13 Northeastern ...... L, 67-66 Nov. 16 Rutgers ...... L, 58-52 The weekly men’s basketball release is posted on Monday afternoons during the season. Men’s basketball Nov. 21 at Syracuse [TIME WARNER]...... L, 73-53 information including stats, standings, news and notes are updated regularly on the League’s website and Nov. 24 at Lafayette ...... W, 72-53 social media platforms. Nov. 28 at Wagner...... L, 48-42 ot Dec. 1 at Kent State ...... W, 62-50 Dec. 8 Drexel ...... L, 64-57 MEN’S BASKETBALL CONTACTS Brooklyn Hoops Winter Festival (Brooklyn, N.Y.) Dec. 15 vs. Fordham [YES]...... L, 63-60 BROWN Dec. 20 Rider ...... W, 62-45 Chris Humm (401) 863-1095 office Dec. 22 Bucknell ...... W, 79-67 [email protected] (401) 867-3208 press row Dec. 30 at Akron ...... L, 62-58 brownbears.com Jan. 5 at Elon ...... W, 74-64 COLUMBIA Jan. 12 Penn* [NBCSN]...... W, 65-53 Mike Kowalsky (212) 854-7064 office Jan. 27 TCNJ...... W, 71-33 [email protected] (212) 854-1165 press row Feb. 1 Cornell* ...... 7 pm gocolumbialions.com Feb. 2 Columbia* [NBCSN]...... 6 pm CORNELL Feb. 8 Brown* ...... 7 pm Jeremy Hartigan (607) 255-9788 office Feb. 9 Yale* ...... 6 pm [email protected] (607) 255-3532 press row Feb. 15 at Dartmouth* ...... 7 pm cornellbigred.com Feb. 16 at Harvard* [NBCSN]...... 7 pm Feb. 22 at Columbia* ...... 7 pm DARTMOUTH Feb. 23 at Cornell* ...... 7 pm Rick Bender (603) 646-1030 office March 1 Harvard* [ESPNU]...... 7 pm [email protected] (603) 646-1088 press row March 2 Dartmouth* ...... 6 pm dartmouthsports.com March 8 at Yale* ...... 7 pm HARVARD March 9 at Brown* ...... 6 pm Tim Williamson (617) 495-2206 office March 12 at Penn* ...... 7:30 pm [email protected] (617) 495-5894 press row gocrimson.com * Ivy League Contests PENN Mike Mahoney (215) 898-9232 office [email protected] (215) 898-4324 press row pennathletics.com PRINCETON Andrew Borders (609) 258-5744 office [email protected] (609) 258-2130 press row (7-12, 1-1 IVY) goprincetontigers.com DATE OPPONENT...... TIME/RESULT Connecticut 6 Classic (West Hartford, Conn.) YALE Nov. 10 vs. Sacred Heart [SNY]...... L, 85-82 ot Tim Bennett (203) 432-1457 office NABC Coaches vs. Cancer Classic [email protected] (203) 432-2398 press row Nov. 12 at Saint Joseph’s ...... L, 61-35 yalebulldogs.com Nov. 16 at Evansville ...... L, 66-56 Nov. 17 vs. Buffalo (Evansville, Ind.)...... W, 63-59 IVY LEAGUE OFFICE Nov. 18 vs. Western Illinois (Oakland City, Ind.) .L, 59-47 228 Alexander Street, Second Floor Nov. 21 at Vermont ...... L, 65-52 Princeton, NJ 08540 Nov. 24 Army ...... W, 86-83 2ot Nov. 29 Hartford ...... L, 60-51 (609) 258-6426 Dec. 5 at Bryant ...... W, 64-62 (609) 258-1690 fax Dec. 8 at New Hampshire ...... L, 64-56 ivyleaguesports.com Dec. 18 Albertus Magnus ...... W, 112-63 facebook.com/TheIvyLeague Dec. 28 at Nevada ...... L, 85-75 twitter.com/Ivy_Athletics Dec. 30 at Saint Mary’s (Calif.) ...... L, 78-62 Jan. 1 at Iowa State...... L, 80-70 Scottie Rodgers Associate Executive Director Jan. 4 at Holy Cross ...... W, 61-54 [email protected] Jan. 6 Florida [NBCSN]...... L, 79-58 Jan. 12 Oberlin ...... W, 104-39 Football, Men’s Basketball, Men’s and Women’s Tennis, Men’s and Women’s Jan. 19 at Brown* ...... L, 65-51 Jan. 26 Brown* ...... W, 76-64 ot Trevor Rutledge-Leverenz Assistant Executive Director Feb. 1 at Harvard* ...... 7 pm [email protected] Feb. 2 at Dartmouth* ...... 7 pm Men’s and Women’s Cross Country, Field Hockey, Women’s Soccer, Women’s Basketball, Wrestling, Feb. 8 at Penn* ...... 7 pm , Women’s Lacrosse, Men’s and Women’s Track and Field Feb. 9 at Princeton* ...... 6 pm Feb. 15 Cornell* ...... 7 pm Feb. 16 Columbia* ...... 7 pm Mike Hirschman Assistant Executive Director Feb. 22 Dartmouth* ...... 7 pm [email protected] Feb. 23 Harvard* [CBSSN]...... 8 pm Men’s Soccer, Women’s Volleyball, Men’s and Women’s Fencing, Men’s and Women’s , March 1 at Columbia* ...... 7 pm Men’s and Women’s Squash, Men’s and Women’s Swimming & Diving, Men’s and Women’s Golf, Men’s March 2 at Cornell* ...... 7 pm Lacrosse, Softball March 8 Princeton* ...... 7 pm March 9 Penn* ...... 7 pm

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