The Quakers finished seventh in the Ivy League for the second straight season.

For the first time since 1905, the all-time series record between Penn and Princeton is tied, standing at 126-126. 

The freshman is a "feisty" defensive player whose competitive mindset has led him to greatness.

The team’s performance against Columbia was a vision of what the season could have been. 

Nick Spinoso also hit 1,000 points in Penn’s fourth Ivy League victory of the season.

The 28-point margin was tied for the third-largest Ivy League defeat in the history of the program.

Penn's lucky number seven has navigated several difficult obstacles on his road to success.

A second-half comeback from the Red and Blue fell short in an overtime heartbreaker.

Nick Spinoso tied his career-high of 23 points to pull Penn to a victory.

From early practices to late nights watching film — managers give their all to support the teams they love.

Penn finished their weekend road trip with a 10-point defeat to Brown.

Penn lost its 12th straight game to the Tigers after leading in the final minute.

It has been 2,557 days and counting since the Quakers last defeated the Tigers.

Consistent play and limiting opposing stars are among potential areas of improvement for the Quakers.

Forward Nick Townsend and guards John Poulakidas and Bez Mbeng combined for 63 points, outscoring the Quakers' roster.

Ethan Roberts’ 29-point game was no match for Brown’s offensive powerhouse Kino Lilly Jr.

Following the decision, The Daily Pennsylvanian gathered reactions from ten current and former Penn athletes.