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A roundup of the week in Ivy League basketball, including the all-Big 5 selections.
Cofield finds home after team exit
A look around classrooms — and gyms — on campus shows that Remy Cofield still is very much here at Penn.
Kotloff | Sydney's sobering reminder
Princeton hoops coach Sydney Johnson's recently announced move to Fairfield may be a warning signal for the future of his Penn counterpart, Jerome Allen.*THE DECISION | The Swede feeds his need for speed
In a TV special, Andreas Schreiber announced his ‘Decision’ in front of the Stockholm Boys & Girls Club.
*They're always after his Lucky Charms
Penn basketball coaches may want to re-run their background check on recently committed Irish recruit Keelan Cairns.Junior Pubber puts Penn at top of list
Maurice Watson Jr., a 5-foot-10 junior point guard for Boys’ Latin Charter, considers Penn his top choice, according to father and coach Maurice Watson Sr.European ties helped land duo
The recruitment of United Kingdom basketball standouts Keelan Cairns and Simeon Esprit began four months ago but, in a way, it extends as far back as 1997.Two days, three recruits for hoops
After the weekend bonanza of two commitments from overseas, Penn earned itself another prized recruit when Henry Brooks officially declared himself a member of the Red and Blue.
Flegenheimer | Thanks for nothing, Glen
Here’s the problem about Glen Miller's Final Four appearance with UConn: It should have been us.Hoops lands two Euro recruits
Penn men’s basketball reeled in two recruits from across the pond, receiving commitments from a pair out of Ireland and England.One state title down, one to go
The season might be over for Penn’s men’s basketball team, but some future Quakers are looking forward to the future.Owls top Penn St. at the buzzer
Almost exactly 17 years after his first NCAA tournament win - when Jerome Allen was a player - Fran Dunphy finally got his second victory.
Princeton nearly upsets Kentucky
On an NCAA tournament opening day filled with drama, Princeton fell just shy of adding to its storied history of upsets, losing to fourth-seeded Kentucky, 59-57.The madness begins
With Princeton set to take on Kentucky at 2:45 p.m. on CBS, we asked Penn men’s basketball assistant coach Mike Martin, who has scouted both teams, for his thoughts on the matchup.Tigers prepare for SEC dance
Princeton will play Thursday in the tournament for the first time in seven years. The Tigers' opponent, Kentucky, is in its 18th appearance in 19 years.Familiar faces in the Big Dance
Penn isn't headed to the Big Dance, but hoops co-captains Zack Rosen and Jack Eggleston have plenty of connections to the tournament.
Kotloff | Who should Penn fans root for this March?
Penn students must again jump on some other school’s bandwagon for a few weeks. Who should that lucky team be this year?Seifter | A long way to the top
Even in a best-case scenario, the Penn men's basketball team has a lot of work to do this offseason.