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In Jerome Allen's first game as head coach of the men's basketball team, the Quakers prevailed over the Wildcats as red and blue streamers made a triumphant return to the Palestra.
Since their first meeting over two years ago, Jerome Allen has trained Zack Rosen for a season like the one that starts Saturday — a season of striving for a return to glory.
In 2009, Tyler Bernardini suffered a season-ending injury in the second game. After a long recovery, the senior is looking to make an immediate impact.
To listen to oft-injured fifth-year seniors Darren Smith and Andreas Schreiber tell it, staying in peak condition won’t be a concern this year. Coach Jerome Allen says their returns should manifest themselves in more ways than just on-court production.
Marin Kukoc doesn’t quite stack up to the stature of his father, three-time NBA champion Toni Kukoc, but he brings to Penn much of what Toni brought the Bulls: size and versatility.
Greg Louis, a 6-foot-6 power forward out of William T. Dwyer High School in south Florida, told The Daily Pennsylvanian Tuesday that he would be coming to Penn for his college career.
This year, without reserving a spot beforehand, any student can show up to The Line by 9 p.m. tonight and guarantee season tickets in the student section. But that wasn't the only change.