Get schooled.
Jariel Bortnick wrote 6 posts
What role do you hope to play for the team next year? I want to be one of the best defenders, guard the best players. I want to knock down the open shots. I’ll work my butt off to get stronger, faster. I want to come in and help any way I can, whether it’s […]
Editor’s Note: Dau Jok, a 6’3†shooting guard in Penn’s 2010 recruiting class, is from Des Moines, Iowa. However, that’s just the beginning of the story for the very bright, talented young man who was born in war-torn Sudan. Part 1 of Basketball-U’s interview with Dau Jok is below. How long have you been in […]
1) CORNELL (15-3, 2-0) The Big Red continue to roll, dispatching Columbia by 26 on Saturday. With their RPI currently standing at 39 (ahead of schools such as Louisville, Clemson and Florida State), along with signature wins over St. John’s and Alabama, Cornell is poised to snag its 3rd straight Ancient Eight title. Will an […]
Game of the Week: Harvard over Boston College Tommy Amaker’s Crimson squad delivered an action-packed sequel to last season’s stunner over Boston College, beating the Eagles 74-67 in Chestnut Hill on Wednesday night to make it two in a row over their city rival. Jeremy Lin led the way with 25 points, but more importantly […]
Game of the Week: Harvard over Rice, 85-64 In a game that was even more of a rout than the score indicated, the Crimson shot a blistering 61% from the field, including an incredible 75% in the second half, en route to a convincing 21-point win over C-USA foe Rice at Lavietes Pavilion. The Crimson […]