Wednesday, March 10, 2004
Princeton beats Penn in OT, 76-70, in Philadelphia
Read it in the Prince:
Swings in momentum and tension were frequent in the two regulation halves, but overtime belonged to the Tigers....
The Tigers (20-7 overall, 13-1 Ivy League) exacted sweet revenge for their earlier 75-62 loss to the Quakers (17-10, 10-4) on Penn's home turf last night to close out this season's final episode of what Thompson called "one of the best [rivalries] in college basketball."
Coach Thompson's right, it is one of the best rivalries in college basketball.
This Princeton team, which suffered only one loss in the Ivy League and played a tough non-conference schedule, has only one senior on its roster.
Swings in momentum and tension were frequent in the two regulation halves, but overtime belonged to the Tigers....
The Tigers (20-7 overall, 13-1 Ivy League) exacted sweet revenge for their earlier 75-62 loss to the Quakers (17-10, 10-4) on Penn's home turf last night to close out this season's final episode of what Thompson called "one of the best [rivalries] in college basketball."
Coach Thompson's right, it is one of the best rivalries in college basketball.
This Princeton team, which suffered only one loss in the Ivy League and played a tough non-conference schedule, has only one senior on its roster.
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