Power, who made stops at Duke and Virginia, is the first former five-star recruit in program history.

The Daily Pennsylvanian Sports editors break down their predicted outcomes of Penn men's and women's basketball seasons. 

Joining McCaffrey at the helm are assistant coaches Tristan Spurlock, Ben Luber, Ronald Moore, and special advisor Michael Fink.

While Yale unanimously took the top spot, the Red and Blue are looking to rebound after last year’s disappointing Ivy League campaign.

The 1982 Wharton graduate played at Penn for three seasons, earning three Ivy League titles and playing in the NCAA tournament twice.

Penn players had to “earn their spot” under new head coach Fran McCaffery.

Penn men’s basketball kicks off its first season under coach Fran McCaffery at the Palestra against Rowan on Nov. 7. 

Senior Anna Weirich and junior Gabby Jones nab the Quakers’ sole All-Ivy selections. 

Cayelli takes home the award for the first time in his career after a four-point performance over the weekend.

After a promising performance at the 2025 NCAA Championships, the Red and Blue head into the season with strong momentum. 

The meet debuted eight freshmen fencers from the women's team and four from the men's team. 

Penn will look to establish the run against the Bears, who let up 30 points last week.

The overreliance on senior quarterback Liam O’Brien on the ground is unsustainable.

Like the leaves on Locust Walk, the Big Green fell to Penn in a shutout.

Senior Lily Murphy finished 10th in the 6-kilometer race at Princeton, while three Quakers set personal-best times at Haverford. 

The 35-13 loss marked Penn football's first Ivy League loss of the season. 

Power, an offseason transfer from Virginia, is the first former five-star recruit in program history.