One day after Penn men's basketball shook off Harvard in overtime while the women fell to the Crimson on the road, the Quakers will face Dartmouth.

Even after a close win over Big 5 rival Temple, the Quakers knew that they had to show up for conference play, and they did Friday night against Harvard.

With Ivy League play resuming, Penn women’s basketball dropped its fourth game in a row, falling at the hands of Harvard by a score of 58-51.

Penn basketball resumed Ivy League play with a crazy 75-72 overtime win against Harvard at the Palestra.

The Quakers are looking for their first conference win this season, but the Crimson are riding a two-game winning streak. 

In the past few years, Penn men’s basketball has come to possess one of the most explosive offenses in the Ivy League under coach Steve Donahue. 

From 1990 to 2000, Donahue worked on head coach Fran Dunphy’s staff and proved himself to be an integral part of one of the most successful stretches in Penn basketball history. 

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Coming off of three consecutive losses, Penn women’s basketball will look to break the streak this weekend against Harvard on Friday, then Dartmouth on Saturday.

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The Quakers will take on Harvard on Friday and Dartmouth the following day, both at the Palestra. 

Coming off a major win against Temple, a pair of players from Penn men’s basketball swept all three of this week's Ivy League and Big 5 awards.

Teams in the Ivy League have an extra challenging feature of conference play to deal with — the “Ivy Weekend".

The Ivy League announced Tuesday that a new 10-week schedule will be adopted for the forthcoming two seasons.

Despite mixed results for Penn men's and women's basketball against Temple, there were plenty of opportunities for the Quakers to make some highlights over both games.