Get schooled.
The Ivy League still holds a 4-3 edge in the season series, but the Patriot League has taken two straight and could go on top Saturday afternoon. Meanwhile, two teams predicted to finish in the first division are looking for much-needed wins against struggling competition.
There’s just one game in the Ivy League again tonight, as Brown plays host to New Hampshire. Coming off strong end-of-game performances against UC Davis and Quinnipiac, the Bears will look to extend their winning streak against an improved Wildcat squad.
Wednesday night’s lone Ivy action features a pair of struggling squads desperately in search of a win. Both Princeton and Evansville have had a rough time of it so far this season, as evidenced by their combined 3-9 record. The Purple Aces enter the game with just one win on the season, and that came over winless Ball State on November 24, while the Tigers haven’t tasted victory in almost a month.
Two games against America East foes are on tap for tonight at 7 pm, with somewhat different storylines. Cornell will look to stay undefeated at home against struggling Binghamton, while Dartmouth seeks its first home win of the season against an improving Vermont team.
There’s only one Wednesday game as most of the league is on break for Thanksgiving, as the Tigers look to make sure they don’t leave Hawai’i empty-handed in the win column. The only problem is that they’ll be facing a tougher than expected host school.