Lengyel | Penn basketball's bench must step up
Penn’s stars will get theres, but if the Quakers hope to succeed this season, they’ll need their bench to contribute too.
Penn’s stars will get theres, but if the Quakers hope to succeed this season, they’ll need their bench to contribute too.
We talk in-depth with the former Penn and current Temple assistant about his memories of Penn basketball and what it was like to follow Fran Dunphy to Temple.
We break down five stats from the Temple tilt that jump off the page.
Despite letting Monmouth (1-1) hang around, Penn (1-1) was resilient and pulled out the victory, 79-73.
We talk in-depth with the former Penn and current Temple assistant about his memories of Penn basketball and what it was like to follow Fran Dunphy to Temple.
We break down five stats from the Temple tilt that jump off the page.
We identify who’ll be up and who’ll be down after the Quakers and Hawks are done battling Tuesday night.
Penn (0-1) will look to assuage its rebounding woes as the Quakers travel to New Jersey to take on Monmouth (1-0).
We break down who was good, bad and worse for Penn in its season opener against Temple Saturday evening.
Why did Penn basketball even find itself with such a deep hole to come back from in the second half? The answer is Penn’s lack of defensive rebounding against a team it shouldn’t have lost to.
Penn fell to Temple despite taking a lead with less than two minutes left.
With Penn basketball set to face Temple Saturday, we look back at the top 10 greatest Penn-Temple showdowns of all time.
It’s not easy having the kind of year Penn basketball did a season ago, since Penn basketball isn’t supposed to lose. And for Dougherty and Cartwright, there’s one year left to walk proud on campus.
Sophomores Darien Nelson-Henry and Tony Hicks are primed to make an impact this season and beyond.
Here are three of Penn’s must-see contests this year as Penn takes on Iowa, Rider and Harvard in marquee matchups.
Here is a player-by-player preview of the new handful of freshmen for the Red and Blue.
Penn basketball has changed immeasurably for the better by staying the same. Fran is back. Miles is back. Sophomores Tony Hicks and Darien Nelson-Henry are a year older and wiser after coming on strong late in their rookie campaigns last season.
After a 9-22 season, the Red and Blue are back in the lab to find the right chemistry to make 2013-14 a winning season.
We go into the lighter side of Tony Hicks in this edition of “30 seconds with”
Former Penn basketball player Tyrone Gilliams was sentenced Thursday in New York by a federal judge to 10 years in prison for wire fraud schemes where he stole $5 million.