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...slide by dropping a tough game at Princeton, the start of a four-game road losing streak that doomed the Crimson. This year’s team fared better on the road, taking two of three and a 4-1 record to Cornell. On that fateful night in Ithaca, Harvard lost a late lead in the closing seconds, triggering an eight-game losing streak. Both teams lost eight of their final 10, with the only two wins coming against Columbia. There were memorable performances along the way—Merchant’s team-record 45 points in the season...
MICHAEL J. REINITZ PUBLIC RELATIONS CHAIRMAN, PI KAPPA PHI, CORNELL UNIVERSITY Ithaca...
...plan on going out with two big wins and ending the season on a high note.” It will not be easy. Cornell (11-15, 6-6) started Harvard’s downward spiral with a last-second 79-77 win in Ithaca on Feb. 4. Columbia (11-14, 4-8) has been playing much better since the Crimson beat it 69-59 on Feb. 3, and is the only team to defeat league-leading Penn. Cornell is the lone Ivy team, besides Princeton and Penn, both of whom won in Cambridge early on during the Crimson?...
...Bulldogs topped the Big Red by nine in the two teams’ earlier meeting in New Haven. Cornell will return the favor with a nine point victory in Ithaca on Friday night, as it begins a march toward a second- or third-place league finish...
...with his beyond-clutch performance against Cornell on Friday. Greenman buried a three-pointer to send the game to overtime and then nailed a last-second three in overtime to force a second extra frame. His 27-point effort propelled the Tigers to a crucial 76-68 victory in Ithaca. For Penn and Princeton both, however, last weekend was not perfect, thanks to the lowly Lions of Columbia. The same Columbia squad that had one Ivy victory before last weekend shocked the top two teams in the league, sinking buzzer-beaters both times to defeat Princeton 65-64 and Penn...