With two weeks remaining until the end of the regular season, Penn men's basketball (5-5 Ivy) sits alone in fifth place in the Ivy League standings. Here's how the Quakers could jump into the top four of the standings, which would qualify them for the Ivy League Tournament.
Penn's game against current fourth-place team Brown (6-4) on Saturday is the most impactful in its quest to make the top four. The Quakers' three other remaining games are at Yale and home against Cornell and Columbia, while Brown's three other games are home against Princeton and at Harvard and Dartmouth.
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