Ivy Hoops Online correspondent George “Toothless Tiger” Clark recaps a 75-69 win in overtime for Princeton men’s basketball (4-11) over Vermont (8-7) at Jadwin Gym Tuesday afternoon:
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Princeton men’s basketball’s press conference after 75-69 overtime win versus Vermont
Listen to audio of Princeton men’s basketball’s press conference held Tuesday afternoon after a 75-69 win for Princeton (4-11) over Vermont (8-7) in overtime at Jadwin Gym, with coach Mitch Henderson, freshman guard Landon Clark and sophomore guard Jack Stanton:
Yale men’s basketball notches tough road win over Vermont
The last time Yale men’s basketball defeated Vermont in Burlington, Barack Obama was president. (It was 2014.)
Burlington was a house of horrors for Yale two years ago, when a Vermont four-point play with .7 seconds left downed the visitors.
But Yale exorcised those demons with a tough 77-74 victory over the Catamounts Sunday in a heavyweight mid-major battle.
“We just played together and stuck in there,” Yale coach James Jones said. “Vermont is a really good team. Just makes you feel good about us going forward.”
Princeton men’s basketball outlasted by Vermont in final ESPN Events Invitational clash
Ivy Hoops Online contributor George “Toothless Tiger” Clark recaps a 79-74 defeat for Princeton men’s basketball versus Vermont in the Terry’s Chocolate ESPN Events Invitational in Kissimmee, Fla. Wednesday evening:
Yale men’s basketball holds off Akron to win Paradise Jam Tournament
22-for-22.
You read that right. Yale men’s basketball (6-1) was 22-for-22 from the free-throw line and held off a furious Akron (5-2) charge to win the U.S. Virgin Islands Paradise Jam Tournament, 97-94, Monday night.
“I thought our guys were really connected against a really difficult opponent,” Yale coach James Jones said.
NCAA Tournament matchups set for Ivy League teams, with record-high three women’s bids
The Ivy League’s men’s and women’s NCAA Tournament representatives are set, with a record-high four of them thanks to #3bidivy achieved on the women’s side:
A look at Yale men’s basketball entering Ivy League play
The out-of-conference portion of the Yale men’s schedule ended today with an emphatic 93-65 win over visiting Howard.
Yale (7-6) was picked to finish second behind Princeton in the Ivy media preseason poll.
So what have we learned about Yale?
Princeton women’s basketball coasts to a 60-45 win over Vermont
For the Princeton women’s basketball team, there’s no place like home.
Playing in the friendly confines of Jadwin Gymnasium for the second game in a row, the Tigers swept aside the Vermont Catamounts with ease, 60-45, in a Saturday matinee.
Nine days ago, the Tigers returned home after a grueling road stretch to defeat the Rhode Island Rams, 66-54, in a game Princeton never trailed. On Saturday afternoon, the Tigers turned in a near carbon-copy performance, jumping out to an early lead against Vermont and never looking back.
Yale men’s basketball vanquishes Vermont – without Yassine Gharram
NEW HAVEN, Conn. – Yale broke a two-game losing streak with an impressive second half Saturday afternoon at Lee Amphitheater, allowing exactly half as many points as the last time we saw the Bulldogs at Mohegan Sun two weeks ago in a 65-50 win over Vermont, albeit a struggling and undermanned Catamounts team.
The big personnel news of the day was that Yale’s leading scorer (and 16th nationally) John Poulakidas was not in uniform. The Bulldogs’ offense struggled mightily without him in the first half, scoring just 22 points and turning the ball over 13 times. Sophomore Trevor Mullin got his first career start, but it was Bez Mbeng who had six of those turnovers.
Yale men’s basketball falls at Rhode Island, 84-78
No one ever accused Yale men’s basketball coach James Jones of playing an easy out-of-conference schedule.
Yale traveled to Kingston, R.I. to take on the 7-0 Rhode Island Rams Monday night.
Rhody won 84-78 to start the season 8-0 for the first time since the 1946-47 season.
Jones called it “a tough loss on the road.”