Above, Cornell Head Coach, Steve Donahue. Below, some news and notes around the Ivy League...In scheduling news, Brown becomes the second Ivy League school to publish it schedule after Princeton released its slate earlier this month.
While the Princeton schedule is fairly soft, Brown went the challenging route. The Bears will play 31 games thanks to participation in an exempt tournament. Brown will visit Providence, Minnesota, and St. John's, while hosting Holy Cross and Rhode Island. Brown will also face Siena and Virginia Tech on a neutral court in the Philadelphia Classic. On the downside, Brown will face two non-Division I teams- Philadelphia Scienes and Keene St.
Princeton's toughest games appear to be visits to Cal, Rutgers, St. Joseph's and George Washington. The Tigers will be play 28 games.
With respect to recruiting class announements, Cornell, Penn, Yale, Brown and Columbia already published their recruiting classes, leaving Dartmouth, Harvard, and Princeton as the holdouts.
While the Princeton schedule is fairly soft, Brown went the challenging route. The Bears will play 31 games thanks to participation in an exempt tournament. Brown will visit Providence, Minnesota, and St. John's, while hosting Holy Cross and Rhode Island. Brown will also face Siena and Virginia Tech on a neutral court in the Philadelphia Classic. On the downside, Brown will face two non-Division I teams- Philadelphia Scienes and Keene St.
Princeton's toughest games appear to be visits to Cal, Rutgers, St. Joseph's and George Washington. The Tigers will be play 28 games.
With respect to recruiting class announements, Cornell, Penn, Yale, Brown and Columbia already published their recruiting classes, leaving Dartmouth, Harvard, and Princeton as the holdouts.
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