Word: jadwin
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...turnover on the game’s opening possession nonetheless proved to be one of her few miscues on Friday, as the 6’3 center decimated the Crimson defense with 23 first-half points en route to Princeton’s 70-55 win at Jadwin Gym. “If one player scores 23 points in the first half, that’s what’s going to hurt you, no matter who else is out there,” sophomore guard Lindsay Hallion said. “That was very frustrating, especially to feel that...
...that Princeton senior guard Scott Greenman stuck a long-range dagger into the Crimson. Greenman entered with a history of breaking Harvard’s back, having scored Princeton’s final seven points as a sophomore in Harvard’s 58-50 double-overtime loss at Jadwin...
Picture this:A bunch of renegade Penn fans storm the quiet town of Princeton, N.J. on a mission. They round up all the members of the 2005-2006 Tigers basketball team and lock them in a little room somewhere in the cavernous expanses of Jadwin Gym. Then, the Quaker faithful hire all of the members of the 2002-2003 Columbia team—the one that went 2-25 overall and 0-14 in the Ivies—to pose as Princeton players for the duration of the season.At the first practice in the fall, Princeton coach Joe Scott doesn?...
...Crimson might find it hard, similarly, to do battle within range of the menacing glare of one of the NFL’s most famous head coaches. Super Bowl champion Bill Cowher will likely be watching the game from the bleachers of Princeton’s Jadwin Gym to cheer on his daughter Meagan, the Ivy League’s reigning Rookie of the Year. “I’m kind of expecting him to come,” said Lackner, a lifelong Steelers fan who regularly faced Cowher in high school at Pittsburgh’s Oakland...
...things become a little more dramatic.” It’s fitting that such a decisive weekend would include a visit from Penn and Princeton. The Tigers have broken the Crimson’s hearts on numerous occasions, including the double-overtime game at Jadwin in 2004, the Kyle Wente heave, and the misses by Elliott Prasse-Freeman ’03 and Sam Winter ’03. Until last season’s 61-57 win over Princeton, Harvard had lost its last four home games against Princeton by a combined 14 points. Then there?...