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Fanaroff | Fighting an uphill battle
Twice this weekend, Penn found itself down big early, and twice its second half performance showed the difficulty of fighting an uphill battle.
Cornell basketball cracks top 25, ends 12-year Ivy drought
The Big Red climbed into the ESPN/USA Today Coaches’ poll at No. 25 after receiving 53 votes.
Ivy Hoops Preview | Crimson aiming to dethrone Big Red
When Harvard hired former Duke standout and Michigan coach Tommy Amaker after the 2006-07 season, hopes were high, but the Crimson’s win total stayed mediocre as usual.
Big 5 test may predict Ivy future
The Quakers can halt their historic Big 5 losing streak and prevent a third consecutive winless Big 5 season tonight against St. Joseph's.
Exploring uncharted territory
The Quakers seem confident that their recent success will carry into tonight’s game against La Salle at the Palestra.
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Quakers Retrieve initial victory
After three losses under new Interim head coach Jerome Allen, Quakers defeat the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, 82-71
Sullivan out, Godwin in
Senior Drew Godwin, a 6-2 senior from Yardley, Pa., suited up for the varsity squad for the first time against UMBC, while freshman Carson Sullivan has decided to leave the program.
Glen Miller dismissed as M. Hoops coach
AD Steve Bilsky stressed that the decision was not made entirely based on the team’s poor start. Assistant coach and former Quakers star Jerome Allen will take over as interim coach.
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Winter Break Preview | More blue than red to come
If Penn can't get a win on New Year's Eve against Duke or Dec. 28 against Davidson, the team will have recorded its longest losing streak ever to begin a season.
Evading the dog house
The men’s basketball team is in danger of ending the fall semester without a victory for the first time since 2000. The Quakers have only two more opportunities before they take a two-week break .