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Notebook | No payoff in playoffs for Ivies
The Ivy League is the only FCS conference that prohibits its champion from participating in the postseason tournament.
Fanaroff | Too soon to judge this team
One weekend and two games into the 2009-10 men’s basketball campaign, what have we learned?
Penn out-Battled by Nittany Lions
The Quakers put up a strong effort for most of the game, but Talor Battle took over late.
Cheng Ho-me in U.S. after tragedy
At a young age, Ho’s father died and his mother was institutionalized with schizophrenia. Without anyone to raise him and his sister, the two siblings moved in with their aunt and uncle in Martinez, Ga., when he was only twelve years old.
Basketball Preview | Return of Red and Blue royalty
This season, Jerome Allen -- one of the greatest basketball players to ever wear the Red and Blue -- will return to the Palestra.
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Ivy Football Notebook | Unusual suspect keys wins
Dartmouth may have already ended its 17-game losing streak with an Oct. 24 defeat of Columbia, but its second ‘W’ comes with a big ray of hope for the future.
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Fanaroff | 13 is lucky for offense
The big takeaway from the Princeton game was the number of players with a carry or reception: 13.
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One game away
The Quakers demolished the Tigers 42-7 at Franklin Field in Penn’s annual Homecoming contest.
Moving away from motion
So far at preseason practices, set plays have been in the mix more than in past years. But coach Glen Miller’s motion offense isn’t disappearing completely.
Fanaroff | Dig the excitement of killer VB
Neil Fanaroff ventures to a volleyball game and explains why they are the team to watch.