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Rosen shut down in loss
St. Joseph's coach Phil Martelli had only one goal in mind: keep the ball out of the hands of Penn’s lone playmaker, point guard Zack Rosen.
Opponent Spotlight | Govens in Philly state of mind
Last year, Govens buried Penn with a game-high 20 points, including three trifectas, in an 80-68 victory. Since the Quakers have struggled to contain opposing guards all season, Govens will likely have a chance to repeat his shooting touch tonight.
M. Hoops gets first win of season
After a ten-game skid, the Quakers went on the road to defeat University of Maryland Baltimore County, 82-71. Sophomore Zack Rosen scored 28 of the Quakers' points.
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Seifter | Time ticking away for Miller
After the Quakers’ seventh consecutive loss this season, there’s no more room for excuses and sugar-coating.
Seifter | Drexel boosts Bruised ego
To get his program the respect it craves, Drexel coach Bruiser Flint has taken to making his statements on the court to force people to pay attention.
Seifter | Out of Ivies, Penn out of its league
The talent gap between Penn’s program and those in the big-money conferences may be larger than ever before, and I see no reason to expect that gap to narrow in the immediate future.
Villanova blows out Penn, 103-65
In the Big 5 game against Villanova, the only important five was the Wildcats’ national ranking, and the only Big thing was their margin of victory.
Quakers ready for big bad Battle
It's an all-Pennsylvania battle as Penn travels to Penn State in both teams' seasons openers.
Basketball Preview | Seniority no synonym for experience this year
Co-captain Darren Smith joins forwards Andreas Schreiber and Justin Reilly as Penn’s lone seniors, all of whom missed significant time due to various injuries last season.
Loukas has the force in upset road win
Against Brown, Tasigianis scored one of the biggest goals of his career, as Penn won 1-0 to keep its postseason chances alive.