Word: cincinnati
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...team's 12 triumphs, eight were gifts. Yale, Columbia, Cornell, and Dartmouth collectively represent everything that is amusing in Ivy League basketball. As for Springfield and Northeastern, they will never be confused with Indiana or UCLA. Only an early-season triumph over Cincinnati and a 64-63 win over Brown in Providence two weeks ago can be classified as impressive victories, although the latter contest might not belong in such a category...
...packs of cigarettes a day ("no reason to fear that coal dust") and it is ending with a few too many shorts of home brew. They are arguing furiously about baseball. Vecsey is trying to convince Dan Sizemore that Oakland ball players have more strikes against them than Cincinnati players (the Reds are the mountain team), more of an inferiority complex about their city. Dan Sizemore won't listen. "You don't understand what it's like to be a hillbilly." As he throws down the moonshine he gets mad that Vecsey keeps refusing a second glass and a third...
Moses A. Levinstein Cincinnati...
McInally was the only Ivy Leaguer chosen in the first five rounds. Al Krevis, an offensive lineman from Boston College chosen by Cincinnati in the second round, was the only other New England collegiate picked in the first five rounds...
Fortunately for Tom Sanders and his squad, the steel of the schedule, which featured the likes of Boston College (twice), Oral Roberts, Tennessee and Cincinnati, is behind them. On the horizon are such squads as Columbia (3-11) and Cornell (4-7), teams that gave Sanders four victories last season...