Get schooled.
The attention has been building. Cornell stuns Alabama to start the season, then Jeremy Lin torches UConn and Boston College back-to-back, then the Big Red takes down St. John’s to win the MSG Holiday Festival. But none of those came close to the noise the Ivy League almost made last night. Cornell held a 49-41 […]
Jeremy Lin’s final non-conference game was supposed to be a coronation. It was a return home to a sell out crowd with a team which was much more competent than the one with which he had traveled to the Bay Area a little over two years prior. But in the Crimson’s 74-66 win over Santa […]
Complete Ivy League Advanced Metric Statistics through all games as of January 3, 2010 can be found here. The page includes the statistics for all players having logged more than 12.5 percent of their team’s minutes (five minutes per game). The teams are sorted and players within a team are ranked by Offensive Rating. Some […]
It was a rough end to the year for a league that had been on pace to be the strongest of the decade. The week’s 6-7 record doesn’t look awful, until you realize that three of the seven victories came over Division III opponents. Cornell and Harvard posted the biggest wins of the week, taking […]
Three Ivy teams return to action after the holidays with Harvard and Brown taking on non-Division I opponents in MIT and Kean College, while Penn travels to North Carolina to take on Davidson. The Engineers were recently profiled in the Boston Globe after getting off to an 11-0 start and cracking the Division III Top […]