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Penn basketball sets eyes on Princeton
Penn-Princeton is back, and one of college basketball’s greatest rivalries will commence at Jadwin Gym Saturday at 6 p.m.The Daily Pennsylvanian | 'Not impressed' with Team Hummer
The Quake Show isn’t going anywhere, even with Hummer’s Tigers on the prowl.The Daily Princetonian | Don’t settle for imitation-brand Tigers
We really appreciate it when you try and be like us. After all, imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Of course, in order for the flattery to work, you actually have to pull it off. Of course, Penn simply can’t match Princeton in basketball.
Kasper | Who are the real Penn Quakers?
Fourteen games into the season, Jerome Allen still does not know who this team is — and more importantly, who he trusts to play when it counts.
Lafayette outlasts Penn basketball, 85-83
Penn (2-12) allowed Lafayette (7-10) to shoot 61 percent from the field, making whatever offensive flow the Quakers found virtually meaningless.
Penn basketball returns from break empty-handed
Penn men’s basketball drops all four of its games over winter break.
Wisniewski | The Palestra vs. Hinkle Fieldhouse
The similarities between the Palestra and Hinkle Fieldhouse couldn’t be more evident, but only one arena takes the cake.Bart | In search of Penn basketball's O-line
For the Quakers, the first step toward success is learning to deal with a defensive press and tight man-to-man ball pressure, but it appears that this may not happen next game or even this season.Penn basketball falls to La Salle, 74-57
The Quakers fell to La Salle after coughing the ball up 21 times, including 15 times in the first half alone. It was Penn’s sixth-straight loss.
Wisniewski | For Penn basketball, it's gut-check time
The Penn basketball team has one glaring, fatal flaw. And the only way to fix it is through effort and a willingness to win.
Penn basketball bows to No. 17 Butler, 70-57
It was all No. 17 Butler down the stretch, and the Bulldogs closed out the game on a 21-5 run to coast to a 70-57 victory at the Hinkle Fieldhouse.Greenbaum | Penn basketball facing the leadership cliff
Penn basketball is suffering from a similar lack of strong leadership. Call it “the leadership cliff,” because if nobody steps up soon as the leader of this team in clutch situations, the Quakers will fall even further into a downward spiral.Penn basketball falls at Wagner in OT, 68-63, with suspensions lifted
Despite returning five key contributors from one-game suspensions, Penn (2-9) fell in overtime to Wagner (6-5), 68-63. The Quakers missed their leading scorer, junior forward Fran Dougherty, as he recovers from mononucleosis.From the Buzz: Sources question whether Penn basketball suspensions due to alcohol
The Daily Pennsylvanian is hearing from various sources that alcohol may have played a role in the suspensions. Our original sources, though, maintain that positive drug tests triggered the suspensions.Penn basketball suspensions due to failed drug tests, sources say
A highly reputable source has told the Daily Pennsylvanian that Miles Cartwright, Henry Brooks, Tony Hicks, Darien Nelson-Henry and Steve Rennard were all suspended for Penn basketball’s game at Delaware on Dec. 21 after failing random drug tests.Soisson | Will Penn basketball stop its downward spiral?
After suspending five players at least a week ago, and with games against Butler and La Salle on the schedule in the next few weeks, this struggling 2-8 squad is going nowhere fast.Phillips | Still more questions than answers for Penn hoops
Like any good drama story, Penn men’s hoops leaves us with more questions than they do answers after falling to Delaware for the second time this season, 83-60.With five players suspended, Penn basketball falls to Delaware
The adrenaline the new guys brought was enough to afford the Quakers an early 10-point lead, but their energy faded down the stretch as the Blue Hens rolled to a 83-60 victory.
Quakers get off on the right foot
The men’s and women’s squads combined to post a total of 10 event victories at Friday’s Lehigh Invitational, with winning performances from both old and new faces.