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(09/23/09 8:50am)
It’s a bit ironic that the Athletic Department has turned to the authors of the Fire Glen Miller blog to lead its new marketing initiative.
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W. Lax | Baltimore Cloud Nine
(04/02/09 9:00am)
BALTIMORE - Her teammates praise her offensive repertoire. But for whatever reason, women's lacrosse midfield Samantha Bird never developed much of a scoring touch.
Talking Points | Catching up with Doug Glanville
(03/24/09 9:00am)
Doug Glanville put together one of the most successful baseball careers of any Ivy League athlete. After co-captaining Penn's 1991 league championship squad, he went on to hit .277 in nine seasons (1996-2004) patrolling center field for the Cubs, Phillies and Rangers. He racked up 1100 big league hits, 11th among Ivy grads, made no errors over his final three-plus seasons and swiped 168 bases during his career.
M. Hoops | Buzzer-beating shot nudges Quakers past Columbia
(03/17/09 9:00am)
NEW YORK, Saturday, March 7- The Quakers had never even seen this play before, let alone practiced it. But trailing by two with 1.9 seconds remaining, Glen Miller and his coaching staff whipped out a dry-erase clipboard and crafted a setup to down Columbia.
Sports Update | Gettin' Egee with it: Senior's last-second three gives M. Hoops 51-50 win over Columbia
(03/06/09 10:00am)
Updated March 8, 5:20 p.m.
A League of her own
(02/25/09 10:00am)
Robin Harris wasn't looking to change jobs.
Ivy Hoops Notebook | Tigers off key on brand new Carril
(02/24/09 10:00am)
Pete Carril knows what he wants to do with the notorious basketball schema he devised.
Ivy Hoops Notebook | Bulldogs bully Tigers on glass
(02/19/09 10:00am)
It wasn't about height in New Haven, Conn., Friday. 383 inches of Yale blue and white lined up for tip-off, while across the way, Princeton's starting five came in at 380 inches.
Ivy Hoops Notebook | Crimmins can't catch the Quaffle
(02/10/09 10:00am)
Zack Crimmins isn't known for his shooting touch.
Football | Schmitz out as Penn offensive coordinator
(12/03/08 10:00am)
Offensive coordinator Bill Schmitz will not return for a third season with the Penn football team.
Football does not renew contract of offensive coordinator Schmitz
(12/02/08 10:00am)
Dec. 2, 2:45 p.m.
Update: Siedlecki out as Yale's head football coach
(11/26/08 10:00am)
UPDATED: Nov. 26, 6:45 p.m.
Sports Update | Bagnoli wins 200th but Football misses out on title chance
(11/21/08 10:00am)
Nov. 22, 6:45 p.m.
Ivy Football Notebook | Dartmouth headed for the (worst) record books
(11/20/08 10:00am)
Mathematically, at least, three of this weekend's four Ivy matchups have title implications.
M. Hoops | Morning sickness for the Red and Blue
(11/19/08 10:00am)
Bruiser Flint got his wish. With it came pressure.
Football Notebook | Wide is the new Blackmon
(11/18/08 10:00am)
When crafting his offense this preseason, Penn coach Al Bagnoli conceived of a backfield that utilized the shifty Bradford Blackmon in tandem with the powerful Mike DiMaggio.
Last-minute efforts fall short as M. Hoops loses to Drexel, 66-64, on ESPN
(11/18/08 10:00am)
Zack Rosen had his chance to prove his mettle in Red and Blue.
Football | Down and out
(11/17/08 10:00am)
Penn coach Al Bagnoli said that sophomore quarterback Keiffer Garton ran the two-minute drill perfectly.
Sports Update | Football falls to Harvard, 24-21
(11/14/08 10:00am)
After a spotty first 40 minutes, the Quakers' offense finally found its rhythm. A second-half comeback seemed in order. And then, like in so many Penn games of the past few years, it all came crashing down with a failed red-zone conversion and botched field goal.
Sports Update | Tasigianis' goal sends M. Soccer to NCAA tournament
(11/14/08 10:00am)
Lucas Tasigianis' goal was golden indeed. In the fifth minute of overtime, the sophomore midfielder put one past Harvard's keeper on a breakaway, earning Penn a 1-0 win and a trip to the NCAA tournament.