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Friday News:

Senior center Emerson Kampen, who had been associated with Princeton during his recruiting, will walk on at Butler this fall.

The Georgetown basketball banquet was held on Wednesday night.

Northwestern hosted "Open Gym Day" for fans earlier this week.

Chris Young was flipped with Greg Maddox in the Padres' rotation and will start tomorrow night against Arizona.

Finally, a piece from the Register-Guard on the work Craig Robinson has cut out for himself at Oregon State.



Awards Banquet.

Princeton held its awards banquet at Jadwin Gym tonight.

The worthy recipients of honors at the 2007-2008 banquet included:

Class of 1959 Bob Rock Sixth Man Award - Jason Briggs*.
B.F. Bunn Trophy - Kyle Koncz & Noah Savage.
Friedman Memorial Award Trophy - Nick Lake.

The banquet is a appropriate epilogue for each season, regardless of results. This year's remarks from the five seniors, especially Noah Savage's mix of impressions and funny personal anecdotes left a lasting final memory of the class of 2008.

I did not get a chance to take a group photo of the seniors before the end of the night, so the above snapshot of Marcus Schroeder and Nick Lake listening intently to Coach Carril's words will have to do.

If anyone who was taking photos would like me to post them, I would not stop you from sending them my way. Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments.

Jon

* Without hopefully embarrassing anyone, I thought it was exceptionally classy of Briggs to go over to Bob Rock's widow and thank her and her family personally after receiving this award.



Saturday News:

Chris Young sees Los Angeles in a second straight start, tonight at 10:10 pm ET.

Amateur anthropologist Will Venable analyses the "culture" of the Portland Beavers. Venable drove in four to raise his average to .323 during last night's 11-9 victory over Salt Lake.

The Daily Princetonian and the Princeton Packet offer up their thoughts on Craig Robinson's hire.

There is still time to sign up for John Thompson III's Georgetown Basketball School.

Richmond received a NCAA waiver to play a charity game benefiting the National Arthritis Foundation's Virginia Chapter.

Alex Wolff's book "Big Game Small World" is discussed in a recent post on the excellent UniWatch blog.



Monday News:

C. Young (1-0) - 7.0 IP 5 H 2 ER 3 BB 8 K 2.13 ERA. 115 pitches, 79 strikes.

Chris Young with another strong start for San Diego, but the Padres fell 3-2 in the ninth.

Chris Thomforde writes about March Madness.

According to the Sporting News, Craig Robinson will tour the Oregon State campus today.

Update: Oregon State will introduce its new head coach at 4:00 pm PT.



Bill Bradley video.

These clips showed up on watchmojo.com today.



Tuesday News:

Chris Young makes his first start of the season as San Diego hosts Houston at 10:05 pm ET.

Will Venable will begin the year with AAA Portland.

Princeton recruit John Comfort received Special Mention on the Illinois 3A/4A Boys All-State team. Comfort will also be playing in the Chicago Catholic League vs. Suburban Catholic League All Star Game.



Friday News:

Chris Young felt good after his last spring training start.

Bill Bradley reminisces about the 1965 NCAA tournament.

Doug Davis will play in Bridgeport's JCC Schoolboy/Schoolgirl Classic on April 12th.



New Recruit - Doug Davis.

NJ Hoops is reporting and princetonbasketball.com can confirm that Hun School senior point guard Doug Davis has committed to Princeton, pending admission. We spoke with Hun basketball coach Jonathan Stone this morning to get more information on Doug.

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Thursday News:

The Daily Princetonian talks to Armond Hill.

Two recruits hit the radar - an Arkansas point guard who has shown interest in Princeton and a Michigan guard/forward who says he has talked to the Tigers staff.

Bill Reynolds of The Providence Journal suggests the Friars should hire Craig Robinson.



Coach Sydney Johnson - 3/27/08.

Princeton head coach Sydney Johnson and princetonbasketball.com editor Jon Solomon sat down at Jadwin Gym on Wednesday evening to review the last three games of the year and to look back at the 2007-08 seaon. This interview is 15:00+ in length.



Monday News:

Georgetown (28-6) could not hold a 17 point second half lead, as Davidson rallied for the 74-70 victory. Highlights above. Press conference below.

One more link to the SI vault - a preview of the 1978-79 Tigers. Find anything else good in the vault? Let us know!



Sunday News:

Davidson vs. Georgetown - 2:50 pm ET - CBS

Georgetown will try to stop Stephen Curry and Davidson this afternoon.

A quality start for Chris Young against Kansas City in spring training action.

Another gem from the SI vault - a 1978 profile of Pete Carril.



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