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I said this last year, and I still think I'm right. Penn's most undervalued player is clearly Mark Zoller. He has yet to get enough credit for his offense, and tonight's win over La Salle was not an anomaly when it comes to Zoller's production.
When the Leopards and former Penn assistant Fran O'Hanlon come to the Palestra tonight, they will be wearing this.
All day today, Philadelphia was shrouded in a thick fog that made it impossible to see more than a few feet out the windows in the high rise dorms. But after the sun went down, the Penn men's basketball team played one of its sharpest games of the season, an 84-44 blowout of Cornell.
When Saint Joseph's lost at Massachussetts on Wednesday night, it signaled a couple of things that Penn fans should pay attention to. First, the Hawks are very inconsistent. They've beaten Temple and Kansas, but lost at home to Xavier and in Amherst, Mass., against a mediocre-at-best bunch of Minutemen.