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After leading early in the second half, Penn men’s basketball allowed Princeton to make a strong comeback. The Tigers eventually prevailed, 70-58, in the season finale.
Trailing 34-21 at the half, the Quakers steadily chipped away at Dartmouth’s lead after the break. Penn took over midway through the half and held on to win 70-58 to close out their final road trip of the season with a victory.
While freshman Miles Cartwright scored 16 points, the Quakers couldn't play spoiler to Harvard's title hopes. Friday's 79-64 loss dropped their record to 12-14, 6-6 Ivy.
Basketball recruit Xavier Harris, who hopes to become the first player in 30 years to move from the Philadelphia Public League to Penn, still hasn't attained the SAT scores necessary for admission.
The men's hoops team took on a different character this weekend when junior center Mike Howlett returned to the form that fans grew to love last season.
The Penn men’s basketball team, with a penchant for close games all season, beat Yale 60-58 on a jumper from junior guard Zack Rosen with 2.3 seconds left.
Tyler Bernardini scored a game-high 26 points as the Quakers picked up their first Ivy League road win and ended their four-game losing streak with a 70-62 victory.