Former Princeton basketball standout Chris Young defeated the New York Yankees on April 22nd, 2005 in his first appearance at Yankee Stadium. princetonbasketball.com was there and we're the only place you can listen to the entire postgame interview.
princetonbasketball.com also talked to former Princeton center and current Texas Rangers pitcher Chris Young right after his first major league win against the Boston Red Sox.
There were no "seniors on a stick" at Jadwin on Tuesday but both of these signs were really nice to see.
The seniors weren't the only guys honored for their service.
The scene before tipoff. The walk from the parking lot was unpleasant.
(L to R) Mike Stephens, Will Venable, honorary senior Scott Greenman, Judson Wallace, Andre Logan and Jon Berger.
Will Venable is now a single point away from becoming the 26th player in Princeton basketball history to score one thousand for his career.
Noah Savage defends David Gardner.
The firm of Derosier, Fitzgerald, Newsom, Levy, Brennan and Scott.
Waiting for the 1965 Final Four team to take the court.
Here they come!
There they are.
Bill Bradley and WHWH's Dan Loney talk at halftime.
The Tiger was on to me.
The game was more exciting than this picture might indicate.
On the way up from the media room.
Some guy, Tiger. Tiger, some guy.
Jon Berger runs the point.
Three random photos from this season that didn't get developed until now.
Max Schafer working on his best Terry Taylor impersonation.
And when he did, he took pictures of some Princeton team photos on the barber shop wall. The first is from 2001-2002, and is a reminder of how fast time passes. Look how young some of these guys are, and it was only three years ago.
The second picture is a Carril team I didn't recognize (which has since been identified as the 1977 squad with Bob Slaughter holding the basketball). There was also a photo of one of the Mueller/Leftwich/Eastwick squads up, but my shots came out way too blurry.
Next haircut, perhaps.
Senior night.
Captain Terrific is not the best of nicknames.
Excited Cornell fans.
Jon Berger.
Best seat in the house, or so they claim.
Andre Logan.
This sign was used early and often in the second half.
"Directory assistance, please. Could I have the number for a Joe DeMayo? D-e-M-a-y-o. Thank you. I'll hold."
Tattoo peakin' through.
Mike "Iceman" Derosier with Will Venable
Greetings from Ithaca.
Can it really be Friday?
Formerly a squash court.
New bleachers.
Halftime dance troupe. They perfomed to an Elvis medley, I believe.
Grrrrrrrrrrr.
Judson Wallace at the line.
Unlikely.
Princeton's postgame interviews take place next to this court.
After driving back to Mercer County to coach a Lawrenceville Heat game first thing Saturday morning (we won 17-6) and having my car break down at the Vince Lombardi service area we made it to Brown without further hassle.
The evening's lunch and dinner. East Side Pockets falafel. Tastes just as good after a victory as it does a loss.
To put this in context, we're talking 'The Hoagie Haven of falafel,' people.
For those who critique attendence at Jadwin, here's the Brown student section at tipoff.
National anthem.
The painting of Kevin McHale in the lobby of the Pizzitola Sports Center remains as creepy as always.
You're on my list now Lombardi, right there with J.J. Jumper.
