After a win against St. Joe's helped land prospect Xavier Harris, coach Jerome Allen received another commitment Tuesday from a recruit who attended that weekend’s festivities.

The image of Jack Eggleston crouched over in Jadwin Gym after the loss to Princeton says it all.

In a storybook world, Penn could have been a team of destiny.

The Quakers staged another amazing comeback but lost an overtime lead on a technical free throw and a foul, allowing the Tigers to win, 62-59.

Very little of what conspired this weekend matters at all, as Penn and Princeton square off tonight for the first time this season. But so as not to make everyone else feel unimportant, here’s the word on Ivy basketball from the weekend.

Seventeen years after meeting on the court, Penn coach Jerome Allen and Princeton coach Sydney Johnson lead their alma maters Tuesday.

Only one team can replace the Big Red atop the Ivy League standings this year — and the Quakers are on their way to reclaiming their rightful spot.

The sports editors of The Daily Princetonian explain why Penn students should be rooting for the Tigers Tuesday night.

The storied Penn-Princeton rivalry — which truly emerged more than 50 years ago with the inception of the Ivy League — continues Tuesday night.

Saturday's loss set a thick fog over campus — for the fans, at least. But the Quakers are focused as they look to Tuesday's matchup with Princeton.

Penn’s game against Harvard Saturday had everything you could want, except for the one thing the Quakers wanted: a win.

It’s been said many times that winning will bring the fans back to the Palestra. So here we are, with a Big 5 win followed by three consecutive Ivy wins.

In a 78-47 drubbing of Dartmouth Friday night, Penn showcased what it is capable of when firing on all cylinders with an excitement and intensity that has not been seen in several years.

None of the four new faces in Ivy men's hoops coaching has the experience of Dartmouth’s Paul Cormier.

In Saint-Bruno, Quebec — a French-speaking suburb of Montreal — basketball isn’t exactly the most popular sport. But that didn’t stop Harvard freshman guard Laurent Rivard from taking his talents to the hardwood while growing up in the Canadian neighborhood where ice hockey reigns supreme.

We lasso together all of the men's basketball action you missed around the league last week.

The men’s hoops squad showed its fans a lot this weekend, from a steady game of good basketball to a comeback overtime victory.