W. Hoops recruit commits to dream school

Penn women’s basketball has added a third player to its recruiting class. According to the New York Post, Christ the King (N.Y.) point guard Rayne Connell committed to Penn this week. Connell, who chose the Quakers over Southern Methodist University, took the SATs twice and the ACTs five times in order to achieve the necessary score for admission to Penn, the Post wrote. She has started at point guard all three years she has been on the varsity squad.

Post-game presser: Penn at Duke

Jerome Allen was not happy after an 85-55 loss to Duke on New Year's Day. Mike Krzyzewski had some interesting things to say in his presser.

M. Hoops at UCLA Liveblog: Brought to you by Blarney Stone

A day after the dismissal of UCLA's Reeves Nelson, the Quakers take on the the Bruins at the Honda Center in Anaheim, California.

Andrew Lisa commits to Penn

According to a report in Philly.com's Jersey Side Sports, Moorestown's Andrew Lisa has verbally committed to Penn. Lisa, whose third-seeded Quakers (how ironic) defeated sixth-seeded Oakcrest in the opening round of the South Jersey Group 3 playoffs last Friday.

Marin Kukoc and Miles Cartwright from Red and Blue Scrimmage

Two more short interviews with two more sophomores from Saturday's Red and Blue Scrimmage. As Brian noted, we got our first look at Marin Kukoc, after the swingman missed all of last season due to injury.

Eagles promo features Franklin Field

As if people needed to get hyped for the return of the NFL this week, the Eagles put together this "Heart" promo video for the season.

NBA superstars Carmelo and Durant to play in the Palestra?

Wow, this is jaw-dropping news for any basketball fan in Philly. After watching NBA superstars LeBron James, Carmelo Anthony, Kevin Durant, and Chris Paul put on an absolute spectacle at the Team Melo vs.

Alyssa Baron earns Big 5 Rookie of the year, first team

Already the Ivy League Rookie of the Year, freshman guard Alyssa Baron picked up the local Rookie award yesterday when All-Big 5 teams were announced.

Mano-A-Mano, Volume I

Question: Can La Salle’s Aaric Murray take his talents to the next level? Sports Editors-elect Kevin Esteves and Brian Kotloff are the DP’s resident NBA junkies, so much of their attention during Penn’s game against La Salle was on Explorers center and potential 1st-round pick Aaric Murray.

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