Ocean vs. MCCC - 7:00 pm ET
St. Joe's vs. Richmond 7:00 pm ET
Mercer (10-14) knocked off Raritan, 75-59. The Vikings' Jermaine Emanuel put up 23 points and 10 rebounds.
The Daily Princetonian profiles Kareem Maddox.
Yahoo! Sports has modified their team report for Princeton.
Richmond hosts St. Joe's tonight.
The Harvard Sports Analysis Collective updated their Ivy League Efficiency Margins through last weekend's games.
Douglas Davis (80.4% for his career) and Dan Mavraides (78.9%) teach you how to improve your free throw shooting.
MCCC vs. Raritan - 7:00 pm ET
Scoreless versus Villanova, Chris Wright dropped a game-high, season-high 24 as Georgetown (17-5) fended off #13 Louisville. Hoya Hoops has the postgame audio.
The Princeton Packet writes about last weekend's games.
Kareem Maddox made the Honor Roll of the latest Ivy League Men's Basketball Weekly Release.
Former Tiger center Zach Finley was honored as a member of the South Dakota 2001-2010 Class A All Decades Team.
Once again Rush The Court checks in on the Ivy League.
Mid-Atlantic Hoops shows Tiger recruit Bobby Garbade as the 187th-best senior in the Class of 2011.
Maccabi Tel Aviv coach David Blatt talks to FIBA Europe about a variety of topics, including Russia's national team.
Audacity Of Hoops has a very interesting piece about time of possession and single team pace in Northwestern's near-upset of Ohio State.
Princeton places fifth in the New York Post rankings of 21 local college basketball teams.
The latest collection of videos from various corners of the Princeton basketball family. Above, John Rogers is interviewed on CBS Moneywatch's Ask The Experts.
Louisville vs. Georgetown - 7:00 pm ET - ESPN
With the first full weekend of Ivy play in the books, the Daily Princetonian, the Brown Daily Herald and the Yale Daily News summarize what transpired at Jadwin Gym.
SportsProf was in the building on Saturday night and shares his observations.
The site Go Local Prov has a touch more on the Tigers' win over the Bears.
Georgetown hosts Louisville on Big Monday.
A short video from Seton CC's win over Windsor shows Princeton recruit Bobby Garbade in action.
In addition to our recap, learn more about the Tigers' win over Yale on goprincetontigers.com, in the Trenton Times, in the Trentonian, courtesy of the Associated Press and on yalebulldogs.com.
Unflappable Austin Freeman scored 30 to carry Georgetown (16-5) over Villanova, 69-66.
Xavier pulled away from Richmond (16-6) in the second half of a 85-62 decision. The Musketeer zone surprised the Spiders.
Mercer (9-14) led Salem by eight with 12 minutes to go. The Vikings' Gary Carthan popped out a shoulder and the Oaks eventually came away with a 65-62 win.
An inspired Northwestern (13-8) showing came up a point short of number one Ohio State. Playing without their leading scorer, the Wildcats shortened the game to 49 possessions.
Denver (11-10) knocked off the defending Sun Belt champions from North Texas, 80-67. The Pioneer Pulse has more on Denver's first win in the last six tries versus the Mean Green.
Stanford defeated Oregon State (8-12) in Palo Alto, 70-56.
Princeton recruit Denton Koon had 20 in Liberty's 58-43 triumph at Lee's Summit.
Seton CC and future Tiger Bobby Garbade cruised to their 13th straight.
A Florida forward says Dartmouth and Princeton are showing interest in him.
Around the Ivy League: Penn (8-8 / 2-0) never led in the second half yet survived a stern test from a Peter Sullivan-less Brown (7-11 / 0-4) squad, 80-78 in overtime. Harvard (14-3 / 4-0) stayed perfect at home, 78-57 over Cornell (4-14 / 0-4). Columbia (12-6 / 3-1) broke open a game tied at 25 and outscored Dartmouth (5-13 / 1-3) by 21 in the last 20 minutes of a 66-45 final.
Postgame audio - Coach Sydney Johnson, Douglas Davis & Ian Hummer:
Princeton did not record a field goal in the final 6:39 of Saturday night's game against Yale, but made two defensive stops in the final 30 seconds to hold off the Bulldogs 67-63.
Austin Morgan, guarded closely by Dan Mavraides with Yale behind one, lost the ball off his foot - kicked forward 10 feet and over the baseline.
Following two ice-in-vein free throws by Mack Darrow, Kareem Maddox swatted a runner in the lane by Porter Braswell into the hands of Mavraides.
Mavraides was fouled with :08.6 showing and his team up three. The senior guard, who struggled through an eight turnover evening, missed his first try and then converted his second after Yale used their final time out.
Princeton sent four defenders back with Mavraides waiting patiently at the line.
Morgan's jumper from behind the arc right before time expired was rebounded by Ian Hummer and Princeton had done just enough to get to 2-0 after their first league weekend.
"We need a little more awareness as to how you get from the 10 minute mark with an 11 point lead to the one minute mark with an 11 point lead," said Princeton head coach Sydney Johnson.
Hummer finished with 12 points - all in the first half. His final rebound was his 11th, giving him three double-doubles on the season.
Douglas Davis led the way with 18 on 7-11 shooting. Maddox tallied 17, all but four coming after intermission.
Reggie Willhite's 13 topped four Elis in double figures.
Postgame audio - Coach John Thompson III, Austin Freeman, Chris Wright & Julian Vaughn:
Trailing 61-53 and time running low, it took 51 seconds for Villanova to cut an eight point Georgetown lead down to one.
Running, jumping, trapping, tripling and tackling - the Wildcats swarmed the entirety of the floor for 94 feet as they attempted to salvage victory in a game they were almost out of with 2:59 left.
A pair of unforgivable long passes by the Hoyas' Jason Clark and Chris Wright into Antonio Pena's hands led swiftly to a Corey Stokes three point jumper from the left arc and two Maalik Wayns free throws as the Hoyas struggled to break the Wildcats' full court pressure.
Through it all, senior Austin Freeman remained unflappable.
Today's Game: Yale (9-8 / 2-1) vs. Princeton (13-4 / 1-0)
Location: Jadwin Gym - Princeton, NJ
Time: 6:00 pm ET
Radio: 103.3 fm WPRB
TV: N/A
Internet: goprincetontigers.com
Series History: Princeton leads 141-81.
Last meeting: Princeton 82 Yale 58 - 2/19/10.
| Yale | Princeton | |
| 5-2 | Home Record | 6-0 |
| 4-5 | Away Record | 5-3 |
| 0-1 | Neutral Record | 2-1 |
| 165 | RPI | 60 |
| 175 | Sagarin | 84 |
| 171 | Pomeroy | 109 |
| 68.1 | Points / Game | 71.4 |
| 66.6 | Points Allowed / Game | 65.5 |
| .439 | FG% | .472 |
| .730 | FT% | .709 |
| .343 | 3PT FG% | .365 |
| 34.5 | Rebounds / Game | 34.6 |
| 8.8 | Off. Rebounds / Game | 9.5 |
| -0.1 | Rebounding Margin | +2.8 |
| 12.8 | Assists / Game | 13.9 |
| 13.8 | Turnovers / Game | 13.1 |
| 4.2 | Blocks / Game | 3.9 |
| Mangano: 15.1 | Points | Hummer: 13.8 |
| Mangano: 10.2 | Rebounds | Maddox: 6.9 |
| Morgan: 2.9 | Assists | Mavraides: 2.7 |
| Willhite: 1.1 | Steals | Mavraides: 1.2 |
| Mangano: 2.7 | Blocks | Maddox: 1.6 |
| Grace: .500 | FG% (Min: 10 FGM) | Maddox: .591 |
| Braswell: .836 | FT% (Min: 10 FTM) | Mavraides: .789 |
| Morgan: .434 | 3PT FG% (Min: 10 3FGM) | Davis .415 |
Georgetown vs. Villanova - 12:00 pm ET - ESPN
Xavier vs. Richmond - 12:00 pm ET - ESPN2
MCCC vs. Salem - 2:00 pm ET
Ohio State vs. Northwestern - 6:00 pm ET - ESPN2
North Texas vs. Denver - 6:00 pm ET
Oregon State vs. Stanford - 10:00 pm ET
Cornell vs. Harvard - 6:00 pm ET
Brown vs. Penn - 7:00 pm ET
Columbia vs. Dartmouth - 7:00 pm ET
In addition to our recap, read about Princeton's successful start to Ivy play on goprincetontigers.com in the Trenton Times, in the Trentonian, courtesy of the Associated Press and on brownbears.com.
Nate Lubick and Georgetown visit Villanova.
One channel over, Richmond hosts Xavier.
With or without John Shurna, Northwestern welcomes undefeated, top-ranked Ohio State to Evanston.
Defending Sun Belt champion North Texas plays at Denver.
Oregon State plays at Stanford.
More on the 34 point game for Princeton recruit Denton Koon.
Around the Ivy League: Penn (7-8 / 1-0) raced to a 24-6 lead and held off Yale (9-8 / 2-1) at the Palestra. Dartmouth (5-12 / 1-2) led by as many as 28 in the second half of a 64-57 win over Cornell (4-13 / 0-3). Harvard (13-3 / 3-0) stayed perfect in conference with a 77-66 decision versus Columbia (11-6 / 2-1).
