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Monday, November 23, 2009

News and Notes

Below, some news and and notes. Above, ESPN listed Cornell's defeat to Seton Hall as a "missed opportunity" for the Big Red.
  • Cornell is mentioned quite prominently on this week's Weekly Watch on ESPN.com. The site writes with respect to Cornell:
Missed Opportunity... Cornell: The Big Red had started the season with great road wins for an Ivy League team at Alabama and UMass. But neither of those teams will be in the NCAA tournament. Seton Hall might be and the Big Red missed their chance to secure a win over a Big East team when they lost to the Pirates at home, 89-79.

Viewer's Guide...Tuesday:
7 p.m.: Cornell at Syracuse (ESPN360.com)

Wins That Will Matter In March

... Seton Hall at Cornell...

Headline Destinations

Syracuse, N.Y., (Tuesday): Cornell won at Alabama and UMass, but dropped a home game to Seton Hall. If the Big Red want to improve its seeding -- and possibly its at-large chances should they not win the Ivy -- then winning at upstart Syracuse would be a major accomplishment.
  • Gary Parrish of CBS Sports notes, "Alabama wasn't good enough to beat Cornell of the Ivy League but was good enough to snap the Big East's 41-game winning streak to start this season. They topped Providence 84-75 late Friday. Thus, the Big East is now 41-1."
  • RushTheCourt selected Syracuse as its team of the week, but noted, "the Orange need to be careful not to let the honor of being RTC’s inaugural Team of the Week get to their heads though because their next game is at home against a very good Cornell team that much of the country doesn’t know about, but has already won on the road at Alabama and UMass." After defeating UMass, RTC noted, "Another solid road victory for the Big Red despite star Ryan Wittman making just one field goal. It was Louis Dale who stole the show with 24/4/4 stl on 4-9 from deep for Cornell that, with every non-conference win, keeps enhancing their future NCAA seed."
  • “I’m so happy to be 2-1,” said UVM coach Mike Lonergan to the Burlington Free Press, whose team defeated Rutgers in the Legends Classic and will face Cornell in the subregional rounds in Philadelphia. “When we lost to Loyola, I’m thinking Buffalo is good, Rutgers, Providence, Drexel, Cornell ... When are we going to get a win? But now we are playing like the team I thought we could be, so we are going to go into Providence with confidence."
Friday, November 13
Yale 86 Sacred Heart 92(Connecticut Six) Box Score - Recap
Brown 68 St. Francis (N.Y.) 64 Box Score - Recap
Dartmouth 58 Boston College 89 Box Score - Recap
Harvard 87 Holy Cross 77 Box Score - Recap
Penn 55 Penn State 70 Box Score - Recap

Saturday, November 14
Princeton 71 Central Michigan 68 Box Score - Recap
Cornell 71 Alabama 67 Box Score - Recap

Sunday, November 15

Brown 55 Virginia Tech 69 Box Score - Recap
William & Mary 85 Harvard 87 (3OT) Box Score - Recap
Dartmouth 44 George Mason 60 Box Score - Recap

Monday, November 16

Yale 63 Hofstra 68 (NIT at Storrs CT)
Box Score - Recap
Penn 65 Villanova 103 Box Score - Recap

Tuesday, November 17
Yale 65 Colgate 55 (NIT Storrs CT)
Box Score - Recap
Columbia53 DePaul 59 [SNY] Box Score - Recap

Wednesday, November 18
Rhode Island 78 Brown 57
Box Score - Recap
Manhattan 54 Princeton 61 Box Score - Recap
Cornell 74 UMass 61 Box Score - Recap

Friday, November 20
Brown 76 St. John's 79
Box Score - Recap
Longwood 61 Columbia 72 Box Score - Recap
Seton Hall 89 Cornell 79 Box Score - Recap
Bryant 51 Harvard 77
Box Score - Recap

Saturday, November 21
Army 56 Princeton 52
Box Score - Recap
Dartmouth 60 Furman 83 Box Score - Recap
Delaware 97 Penn 94 2OT Box Score - Recap
Quinnipiac 71 Yale 64 Box Score - Recap

Sunday, November 22
Maine 62 Brown 75
Box Score - Recap

Monday, November 23
Harvard at Army, 2 pm
Charlotte vs. Yale, 4:30 pm NIT

Tuesday, November 24
Princeton at George Washington, 7 pm
Cornell at Syracuse, 7 pm [ESPN360]
Loyola (Md.) at Dartmouth, 7 pm
Bucknell at Columbia, 8 pm
Drexel at Penn, 7 pm
Elon vs. Yale, 4:30 pm NIT

Wednesday, November 25
Brown at Bryant, 4 pm
New Hampshire at Harvard, 7 pm

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