Those of you who with ESPN Insider status can now read the Blue Ribbon Yearbook team preview for Princeton.
Northwestern defeated Robert Morris (Il) in exhibition play, 78-49.
Georgetown coach John Thompson III recently visited with the Georgetown University Wall Street Alliance.
Mile High Hoops previews the 2009-10 Denver Pioneers.
Harvard has picked up a third 2010 commitment, guard Laurent Rivard from Northfield Mount Hermon.
Robert Morris (Il) vs. Northwestern - 8:00 pm ET - bigtennetwork.com
Northwestern hosts Robert Morris for an exhibition game tonight.
Bleacher Report wonders if anyone will challenge Cornell for the Ivy League title this season.
The Sports Network has posted their Ivy preview.
Sounds like some Princeton players and coaches visited Sixers practice on Monday.
Oregon State center Roeland Schaftenaar is profiled by Dana O'Neil on espn.com.
Schaftenaar's offseason work in the weight room is the subject of an article in the Gazette Times.
He might have forgotten to tell his parents, but senior big man Dave Dudzinski, who considered many Ivy programs, has decided to attend Holy Cross.
Central Michigan starting guard Antonio Weary broke a bone in his left hand on Sunday and will be out 4-6 weeks.
The Princeton Athletic Department has posted a video interview with Tiger head coach Sydney Johnson.
The Central Chapter of the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame induct former Tiger Mike Bechtold into their ranks on November 9th.
Georgetown held an open practice for members of the Hoya Hoop Club.
Former Hoya guard Jessie Sapp is profiled on BET's "He Got Game" web series.
Richmond was picked to finish third in the Atlantic-10 preseason poll.
Benetton remained undefeated with an 86-84 win over Scavolini Judson Wallace had 13 points and 10 rebounds in the victory.
A Massachusetts guard who Princeton "showed interest" in has committed to Boston University.
Practices officially get underway for Division I schools around the country today.
Northwestern and Denver will open their doors to reporters tonight while Princeton will hold a pep rally for students this evening. The most public kickoff is at Georgetown, where a portion of their "March Madness" festivities will be covered by ESPNU - but as Hoyas coach John Thompson III tells the Washington Times, he won't be dancing this year.
ESPN is offering the Georgetown team preview from Blue Ribbon for free.
The AP has a piece built about Hoya center Greg Monroe, who is expected to anchor his no-senior squad.
Mid-Major Madness lists Princeton as #156 in their Ultimate Rankings Countdown.
Northwestern senior forward Kevin Coble is ready for a big season.
Three reports from Oregon State's media day - The Oregonian writes about how coach Craig Robinson has his team dreaming big. The Gazette Times talks about the team's goal of making the NCAA tournament. Beaver Basketblog offers up additional quotes from the event.
This year Richmond is being seen as a championship contender by the rest of the Atlantic 10. Chris Mooney spoke to the Times-Dispatch.
Bill Bradley recently met with the basketball teams at Denison.
Gonzaga guard Malcolm Lemmons, who had shown interest in several Ivy programs, has verbally committed to Robert Morris.
As the month of September came to a close, Princeton may already have completed their 2010 recruiting class. The Tigers have received a verbal commitment from talented DC-area lefty guard Ben Hazel.
The 6'4"+ 185 lb Hazel is in his senior year at Our Lady of Good Counsel in Olney, MD. Good Counsel is a member of the Washington Catholic Athletic Conference, one of the top basketball leagues in the country and part of the same conference that produced current Princeton freshman Ian Hummer.
Late this afternoon I heard from Good Counsel head coach Blair Mills, who told me all about this important piece of Princeton's class of '14.
Exclusive quotes, links to video highlights and excerpts of articles about Hazel can be found after the jump.
For full profiles on all of Princeton's 2010 recruits, click here.
A second high school senior from Texas in as many weeks has verbally committed to play basketball at Princeton. Joining Highland Park big man Daniel Edwards is 6'0" guard Chris Clement from Round Rock, who told the Tiger coaching staff on Monday that he wanted to be a part of Sydney Johnson's program.
Earlier today I talked on the phone with Stony Point High School boys basketball coach Brian Route. He shared his thoughts with me about his poised point guard.
Exclusive quotes, video highlights and links to articles about Clement can be found after the jump.
For full profiles on all the members of the 2010 Princeton recruiting class, click here.
Congratulations to former Princeton forward Kyle Koncz, who was inducted into the Strongsville (Ohio) High School Hall of Fame.
Ed Persia is the latest Tiger alum to get into coaching. Persia has joined the SMU Mustangs staff.
North Carolina prospect Akil Mitchell has chosen Virginia as his school instead of the Ivy options he was considering.
Princeton men's basketball coach Sydney Johnson will serve on an 18 person task force that reviews university/eating club relationships.
A 6'8" high school freshman from Indiana already has a scholarship offer from Northwestern.
The Dagger foresees the Wildcats as the 62nd best team in the country this season.
Denver is the latest basketball program you can follow on Twitter.
On Monday, Princeton picked up a verbal commitment from 6'8" 230 lb big man Daniel Edwards, who hails from Highland Park, TX and attends the same high school that Tiger center Chris Young graduated from a decade ago. Edwards chose Princeton over interest from Penn and Bucknell.
Pending admission, Edwards will join guard T.J. Bray in Princeton's 2010 recruiting class.
Yesterday afternoon I spoke with Edwards' high school coach, David Piehler. He shared his thoughts with me about Edwards, both on-and-off the court.
Exclusive quotes and links to articles and evaluations about Edwards can be found after the jump.
Georgetown coach John Thompson III was part of a group of college coaches backing health care reform who appeared on Capitol Hill yesterday.
Northwestern picked up a high profile recruit - four-star Georgia shooting guard Jershon Cobb. The Daily Herald offers several additional thoughts following the Wildcats' second full-team workout.
Sean Gregory interviews Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald.
Former Georgetown forward Jeff Green was back on campus this summer, working towards his degree. He is expected to graduate in 2012.
The emergence of Will Venable is one of Five Things To Reflect On for Bleacher Report.
If you're not reading Craig Moore's blog, where the Wildcat sharpshooter writes about his experience playing overseas, this mailbag is a good place to start.
This morning I was able to confirm news of Princeton's second 2010 verbal commitment. Look for a piece about the next Tiger big man on the site later this week.
Links to profiles and news on the Princeton class of 2010.
Chris Clement - 6'0" : 185 lbs - Stony Point
TJ Bray - 6'4" : 185 lbs - Catholic Memorial School
Daniel Edwards - 6'8" : 230 lbs - Highland Park
Ben Hazel - 6'4" : 185 lbs - Our Lady of Good Counsel
Tom Noonan - 6'7" : 210 lbs - Penn Charter
Georgetown has released its 2009-10 men's basketball schedule.
The John Thompson III Foundation hosts its Third Annual Foundation Weekend on September 18th and 19th.
Two recaps of the talk Bill Bradley and Ken Dryden participated in called Lives on the Run: Sports, Service and Leadership - one in the Cornell Daily Sun and the other in the Ithaca Journal.
A local guard who had Princeton on his short list of suitors has opted to play at Drexel.
