November 2009
Sat. 11/14 at Central Michigan (297/247/266) – 12:00 pm ET
Wed. 11/18 Manhattan (160/187/184) – 7:00 pm ET
Sat. 11/21 Army (280/282/294) – 2:00 pm ET
Tue. 11/24 at George Washington (204/185/187) – 7:00 pm ET
Sun. 11/29 at California (39/32/32) – 5:00 pm ET
December 2009
Thu. 12/03 at Rutgers (195/141/161) – 7:30 pm ET
Sun. 12/06 Lafayette (308/312/314) – 5:00 pm ET
Sun. 12/13 at UNC Greensboro (316/321/329) – 1:00 pm ET
Wed. 12/16 Monmouth (321/316/325) – 7:00 pm ET
Sun. 12/20 at Maine (321/286/299) – 2:00 pm ET
Wed. 12/30 Wagner (248/249/278) – 7:00 pm ET
January 2010
Sat. 1/02 at Saint Joseph’s (105/100/96) – 2:00 pm ET
Wed. 1/06 at Marist (259/249/255) – 7:30 pm ET
Sun. 01/24 Goucher – 3:00 pm ET
Fri. 01/29 at Brown (307/302/307) – 7:00 pm ET
Sat. 01/30 at Yale (230/240/253) – 6:00 pm ET
February 2010
Fri. 02/05 at Harvard (246/243/249) – 7:00 pm ET
Sat. 02/06 at Dartmouth (315/304/321) – 7:00 pm ET
Fri. 02/12 Columbia (289/274/285) – 7:00 pm ET
Sat. 02/13 Cornell (115/104/117) – 6:00 pm ET
Tue. 02/16 at Penn (258/267/273) – 7:00 pm ET
Fri. 02/19 Yale (230/240/253) – 7:00 pm ET – ESPNU
Sat. 02/20 Brown (307/302/307) – 6:00 pm ET
Fri. 02/26 at Cornell (115/104/117) – 7:00 pm ET
Sat. 02/27 at Columbia (289/274/285) – 7:00 pm ET
March 2010
Fri. 03/05 Dartmouth (315/304/321) – 7:00 pm ET
Sat. 03/06 Harvard (246/243/249) – 6:00 pm ET
Tue. 03/09 Penn (258/267/273) – 8:00 pm ET
Notes:
2009 RPI/Pomeroy/Sagarin ratings are in brackets above.
Tip times and TV information will be added as it is known.
How’s your Italian? There’s a multi-page article on Princeton basketball and Coach Johnson in Sutor Magazine. They were kind enough to link to this site in the piece, and I would love it if someone could translate for me!
Chris Young is unlikely to return to the Padres until after the All-Star break.
Will Venable was scratched from the starting lineup on Friday due to a wrist injury suffered in the batting cage prior to San Diego’s game at Texas.
All eight schools have been announced for the 2009 Chicago Invitational Challenge. Northwestern versus Notre Dame is one of the marquee matchups.
Denver has announced their 2009-10 men’s basketball schedule, one that includes 16 home games at Magness Arena.
Will Venable avoided being sent down to AAA when Padre outfielder Scott Hairston came off the disabled list on Tuesday. Venable started in right field for San Diego last night, going 1-4 and striking out to end the game with the tying run on first base.
The final 14 Club Senior On A Stick, printed on orange and white posters for Ed Persia’s last game at Jadwin Gym.
While the injured Persia did not play in Princton’s 59-46 victory over Cornell, he would return for the Tigers’ NCAA tournament game against Texas, scoring three points and handing out three assists in nine minutes off the bench.
This just in: Former Princeton guard Mike Brennan has been lured away from American University by John Thompson III and hired as the Hoyas’ new assistant coach, replacing the departing Robert Burke.
Brennan was an assistant at Princeton for seven seasons before joining the Eagles’ staff the last two campaigns.
Pete Carril has been retained by new head coach Paul Westphal and the Sacramento Kings.
The Georgetown Voice has perused their school’s 990 and report the salary hike John Thompson III received after leading the Hoyas to the Final Four in 2007.
Bishop-elect John Barres, a former Princeton point guard, is profiled by the Allentown Morning Call.
One more all star game for incoming freshman Jimmy Sherburne. He’ll suit up for the Division 2 South team at the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association All-Star Classic in Madison on Sunday.
Scott Greenman’s heroics at Cornell in double OT (27 points on 10-15 shooting) and versus Yale (27 points on 8-11 shooting) during his senior year.
Brian Earl and Princeton close down William Neal Reynolds Coliseum and silence the 12,000+ in attendance with a 61-58 win in the second round of the 1999 NIT followed by footage from the Tigers’ improbable comeback at the Palestra earlier in the same season. That hesitation dribble is a thing of beauty.
Been lax with the scans of Princeton basketball finds from my parents’ place, but here’s Mike Brennan on the front of a 15+ year old pocket schedule card.
Armond Hill was selected for induction into the New York City Basketball Hall of Fame. A ceremony will be held on September 24th at the New York Athletic Club.
Chris Mooney is on Twitter. Follow him to find out the latest from the Spiders’ head man.
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