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2011-2012 Princeton Roster.

03 - Jimmy Sherburne - G - 6-3/197 - Jr - Whitefish Bay, WI (Whitefish Bay)
04 - Denton Koon - F - 6-8/205 - Fr - Liberty, MO (Liberty)
05 - T.J. Bray - G - 6-5/205 - So - New Berlin, WI (Catholic Memorial)
11 - Brian Fabrizius - F - 6-11/210 - Fr - Arlington Heights, IL (Kimball Union)
12 - Ben Hazel - G/F - 6-5/192 - So - Bowie, MD (Good Counsel)
14 - Chris Clement - G - 6-2/190 - So - Round Rock, TX (Stony Point)
15 - John Comfort - F - 6-7/197 - Sr - La Grange, IL (Fenwick)
20 - Douglas Davis (C) - G - 5-11/157 - Sr - Philadelphia, PA (Hun School)
22 - Patrick Saunders (C) - F - 6-8/205 - Sr - Gilford, NH (New Hampton)
23 - Clay Wilson - G - 6-3/176 - Fr - Tulsa, OK (New Hampton)
24 - Will Barrett - F - 6-10/208 - Jr - Hartsville, PA (Central Bucks South)
25 - Tom Noonan - F - 6-8/235 - So - Havertown, PA (Penn Charter)
32 - Mack Darrow - F - 6-9/230 - Jr - Lake Barrington, IL (Barrington)
34 - Ian Hummer - F - 6-7/230 - Jr - Vienna, VA (Gonzaga College HS)
40 - Bobby Garbade - C - 6-11/245 - Fr - Binghamton, NY (Seton Catholic)
41 - Daniel Edwards - F - 6-8/225 - So - Dallax, TX (Highland Park)
44 - Brendan Connolly - C - 6-11/255 - Jr - Brentwood, TN (Father Ryan)

Princeton has updated the heights and weights for its 2011-12 roster.

All returning players came back to the team for the second straight year.

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Media Day 2011.

Princeton held its annual preseason Media Day after practice at Jadwin Gym this afternoon. Coach Mitch Henderson and a cross section of Tigers spoke to princetonbasketball.com and other press outlets about the upcoming season.

Coach Mitch Henderson interview:

Douglas Davis & Patrick Saunders interview:

Ian Hummer interview:

Brendan Connolly interview:

Denton Koon interview:

These interviews are exclusive to our site. If you're interested in inside access like this all season long, please consider becoming a member.

25 photos shot by Robert Solomon from today's event, including your first glimpses at the freshman class, can be found after the jump. I've added a couple of observations there as well.

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Thursday News:

Ian Hummer makes the 14-Game Tourament's First-Team Preseason All-Ivy. Interesting analysis to compliment each of that site's selections.

Today's Ivy League preview comes from the Sports Network.

Ken Pomeroy has updated his ratings for this season. He projects Princeton going 18-11 overall (his table does not include the TCNJ game).

Memories of the Tigers' two games versus Penn in 1999.

Watch Joe Scott at Denver's media day.

The confidence of Oregon State is growing.

Kareem Maddox had 15 points and seven rebounds in a recent DBL contest.

Coming off the bench, Pawel Buczak contributed seven points as Slask Wroclaw defeated LKS Lodz.

The second edition of the New York City Power Poll is out. I am voting in this during the season. Unfortunately, there will be no Schuylkill 16 this year.



Tuesday News:

Don't get too attached to the above design. Princeton will have new uniforms this season. Do you want to let Paul Lukas know or should I?

The Connecticut Post is offering a Sit Down with Sydney interview series talking to the new Fairfield head coach on a weekly basis.

Princeton's annual media day event is later this week. If you have questions for Mitch Henderson or select players, please let me know and I'll do my best to ask them on your behalf.



Monday News:

Yahoo! offers a preseason team report for Princeton.

The Tigers' 2012 recruiting took a hit yesterday when Plainfield's Justin Sears committed to Yale over fellow finalist Princeton.

IUPUI also added a recruit who had interest from several Ivy schools.

Some dude on Bleacher Report wonders about who can contend with Harvard for the Ivy title.

Looks like Fork Union Military Academy will play the Princeton JV on March 2nd.

Long overdue, but Steve Goodrich and Gabe Lewullis each now have their own category on the site.



Eight teams, eight games to watch before Thanksgiving.

Remember this place?

Impressed by NYC Buckets' "Five Nights" series, finished with this year's epic data entry of schedules for the eight "Carril Cradle" teams and suffering from an mild early bout of snow madness, I opted to write a piece highlighting one non-conference game in the first three weeks of the season for each of the teams we cover.

My only rule was not picking match-ups that share the same date. Read on for sequential suggestions of contests to pay close(r) attention to as 2011-12 gets underway.

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Saturday News:

Former Princeton center Steve Goodrich is interviewed by the magazine connected to the camp he attended as a boy.

Oregon State expects a breakthrough season in 2011-12. Here's video of Craig Robinson at Pac-12 media day. The Beavers were picked eighth in the conference's preseason media poll.

CBS' Matt Norlander says Fairfield is loaded and ready for a huge year.

Georgetown has relaunched their DC Is Our Playground web site for the upcoming season. Hoyas head coach John Thompson III spoke yesterday as part of a panel series called "Think About It: An Afternoon of Ideas."

Will Venable now qualifies for Super Two status.

Tiger basketball recruit Mike Washington, Jr. had a touchdown catch in Oak Harbor's loss to Meadowdale.



YouTube potpourri XLVI.

Here's the latest collection of videos from various corners of the Princeton basketball family. Above, Bill Carmody at Big Ten media day.

Four additional clips after the jump, including a fantastic Chris Mooney interview.

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Friday News:

John Thompson III was one of five Big East coaches to tell the New York Times about what it takes to make the Final Four.

Here's today's Ivy League preview, courtesy the Arena Pulse.

Princeton at Harvard makes a list of this season's 68 must-see games.

Northwestern again hopes this is the year they make the NCAA Tournament for the first time. Wildcats Drew Crawford and Luka Mirkovic both need to take a step forward for that to transpire.

A NCAA panel has approved some major rules changes you should familiarize yourself with.

The NCAA has also published their annual review of graduation rates. You can see Princeton's Graduation Success Rate (GSR) report and the school's Federal Graduation Rate (FGR) report. Run your own reports by school, conference and sport here.



Marcus Schroeder added to the St. Mary's staff.

Since his playing career at Princeton concluded, I've caught up with former Tiger guard Marcus Schroeder on a pair of occasions - once after a tryout for the D-League's Reno Bighorns and a second time following a trip with the U.S. Basketball Academy for nine games in China.

Knowing that Schroeder had been actively looking to get into coaching since a conversation early this year, I'm glad to be able to share that Marcus Schroeder is now a graduate member of the staff at St. Mary's College.

Finally able to talk publicly about his role with the Gaels, Schroeder spoke to me on the phone tonight while driving from school back to Concord and a transcript of our discussion follows the jump.

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2011-12 schedules.

The annual ordeal of tedious data entry finally behind me, I've completed color coded 2011-12 electronic calendars for each of the "Carril Cradle" teams. You can download any or all of the following to sync with your computer/PDA.

Each basketball schedule will be updated whenever a tip time changes or new TV information is revealed. These links will work best with iCal but are importable into Google Calendar.

If you notice any errors with games/dates/times/locations, please let me know.

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Thursday News:

If you missed it, the 2011-12 Ivy League media poll was released yesterday.

The Trenton Times built a story out of Wednesday's Ivy League Preseason Media Teleconference.

TigerBlog penned a piece about Brian Earl, Mitch Henderson and squash.

Newcomer Ivy Hoops Online offers a detailed preview of Princeton.

The Tigers will play a closed scrimmage this Sunday.

Bill Bradley continues to stand his ground on New Jersey's sports betting ban.

Wisconsin head coach Bo Ryan enjoyed his conversation with Pete Carril at the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame induction ceremony.

For the first time, Craig Robinson enters a season at Oregon State with all of his own players.

The road to the NCAA tournament starts with defense for Northwestern.

Fairfield was picked second in the MAAC preseason men's basketball poll.

Coming off the bench for Aris, Dan Mavraides scored seven points in 21 minutes of play as the regular season got underway for the Yellows.

Roy Williams explains why he once chose to schedule Princeton.

There's a full page piece on Harvard basketball's recruiting efforts in the new ESPN The Magazine. While the complete article is only available for those with ESPN Insider, I did find the following excerpt about the Crimson's recruiting strategy compared to other schools worth sharing:

"Historically, Ivy coaches have waited to make contact with a prospect until the summer before his senior year, when they have a clear read on his ability to qualify in the academically rigorous conference. But by that point in the cycle, most four- and five-star players have already decided or have chopped down their list of finalists. Amaker, on the other hand, has started identifying smart kids with big-time talent as early as the summer after their sophomore years and has gotten their attention."



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