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In addition to our recap<\/a>, there are two pieces on Princeton's victory over Harvard - one on goprincetontigers.com<\/a> and the other on gocrimson.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n Georgetown<\/a> (12-8) lost their fifth straight, 94-82 at Marquette. The Golden Eagles and Hoyas were tied at halftime, before the home team pulled away<\/a>.<\/p>\n How about Northwestern<\/a> (12-7)? Three weeks after losing by 29 at Wisconsin, the Wildcats got 26 from Craig Moore<\/a> and bested the Badgers by three.<\/p>\n Oregon State<\/a> (10-10) won the Civil War over Oregon, 57-54. Roeland Schaftenaar<\/a> banked in a 30 foot three pointer to keep the Ducks at bay.<\/p>\n Mercer (11-10) beat Salem 75-61. The Vikings had 25 assists on their 33 field goals.<\/p>\n Denver<\/a> (9-12) led for the first 38:40 in Alabama, but were caught by Troy at the end of regulation and passed in overtime. <\/p>\n Despite 36 points from David Gonzalvez, Richmond<\/a> fell 74-65 at Temple.<\/p>\n Princeton recruit Will Barrett<\/a> had nine as Central Bucks South improved to 17-3.<\/p>\n Bill Doyle of the Worcester Telegram & Gazette calls Armond Hill<\/a> the brains behind the Boston Celtics' offense.<\/p>\n Around the Ivy League: Cornell<\/a> (14-6 \/ 4-0) kept rolling, limiting Yale<\/a> (7-11 \/ 2-2) to 23% shooting in a 64-36 win. Columbia<\/a> (7-11 \/ 2-2) held off Brown<\/a> (6-12 \/ 0-4), 65-59. With a three point win, Dartmouth<\/a> (4-14 \/ 2-2) ended a 12 year losing streak against Penn<\/a> (5-11 \/ 1-1). Dan Biber converted an old-fashioned three point play with eight seconds left.<\/p>\n\n\n