Princeton Tigers Mens Basketball News

 
MEN'S BASKETBALL: Crimson Turns in Historic Year
Harvard Crimson
The 2011-12 Harvard men's basketball season ended in historic fashion. For the first time since 1946, the Crimson reached the NCAA tournament. But Harvard's tournament berth was not the only historic moment that occurred this past year.

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ESPN
The trickle-down effect of realignment
ESPN
By Dana O'Neil | ESPN.com There is no truth to the rumor that the Ivy League is expanding, but take note: The Princeton men's squash team ended Trinity's 13-year national championship streak this year, and that could make the Tigers mighty attractive ...

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A final ride on the coaching carousel
ESPN
Thomas, urged on by two board of trustees members concerned about the school's historic lack of an African-American head coach in either football or men's basketball, reached out to a handful of African-American candidates (Washington's Lorenzo Romar ...

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Coaches of the year: 5-1
The Daily Princetonian
A prodigious recruiter throughout her time at Princeton, Banghart's efforts paid off in 2011-12 with the most talented women's basketball team yet. Led by the Ivy League Player of the Year junior forward Niveen Rasheed, the Tigers became the first ...

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Coaches of the Year: 10-6
The Daily Princetonian
The men's basketball team got off to a slow start in Henderson's debut season, but the Tigers were arguably the Ivy League's hottest team at the end of the year. Henderson's mid-year adjustments allowed players like junior guard Jimmy Sherburne and ...

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Mile High sports
Colorado is the lacrosse capital of the west
Mile High sports
But it wasn't until 2009, when hall-of-fame coach Bill Tierney (who won six NCAA titles with the Princeton Tigers) took over the Pioneers, did the program become consistently relevant. Currently, DU is the only men's NCAA team in the top-20 to reside ...

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Column: For athletes, ACLs are never safe
The Daily Princetonian
Princeton athletes are not immune. Last year, junior forward Niveen Rasheed was averaging 16 points and 7.3 rebounds a game for the women's basketball team when she went down midseason. Sophomore Adam Krop was nationally ranked when he tore his ACL at ...

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