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The Quakers have taken on a new philanthropic initiative this year: Charge for a Cure. Fans have pledged to donate a certain amount of money for every charge that a Penn player takes.
With finals knocking on the door of the Penn student body, it seems logical that coach Jerome Allen spent Tuesday’s 71-59 victory over UMBC testing different lineups.
Boosted by another edition of the Miles Cartwright show, the Quakers took down Maryland-Baltimore Country Tuesday at home before a midweek crowd of 1,555.
Last year's win at UMBC was a coup for interim coach Jerome Allen and a team that had lost its first 10 games. The tables will be turned when the winless Retrievers visit the Palestra.
The Quakers seem to do a pretty good disappearing act. And while that may be advantageous for David Blaine, it is quickly becoming a thorn in Penn’s side.
In Jerome Allen's first game as head coach of the men's basketball team, the Quakers prevailed over the Wildcats as red and blue streamers made a triumphant return to the Palestra.
Since their first meeting over two years ago, Jerome Allen has trained Zack Rosen for a season like the one that starts Saturday — a season of striving for a return to glory.
In 2009, Tyler Bernardini suffered a season-ending injury in the second game. After a long recovery, the senior is looking to make an immediate impact.