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Cornell takes the lead! 1-0 still in the 2nd period with about 5 minutes left. I'm watching the feed on ncaa.com .

In NCAA Basketball Tournament program, they had a page on what percentage  of student-athletes go pro...

Men's Basketball........1.2%
Women's Basketball......1.0%
Football................1.8%
Baseball................9.4%
Men's Ice Hockey........3.7%
Men's Soccer............1.7%

The Day Two photos are better than Day One.  They include press day, funny open practice shots, and some players being interviewed by Rebecca Lobo.

http://www.cornellbigred.com/sports/gallery/NCAAwbbDayTwo/

I also got tickets in the CU lottery, so I'll see you at the Honda Center. =)

WBNG (local Binghamton channel responsible for the clips ESPN used the night the Cornell men clinched) will be airing the game, coverage starting at 4:40pm.

Considering the ticket office didn't know the form wasn't online until I called late afternoon, I think they may still have some of the allotted CU tickets available. I wouldn't be surprised if someone called in the morning and was able to still get tickets.

I'm not sure I'll make it back in time for the women's game, but I did call just to let them know they should fix the pdf.  The ticket office guy I spoke to said it was fine to do the request via phone anyway.  So anyone with fax issues, no form, etc., can just call 607-254-BEAR.

Am I the only one just seeing the instructions page and not the form (page 2)?

There are some AP Photos of the game and post-game at espn.com. The victory is also a top story headline on the Women's Bball frontpage which links to the game article/recap

There are also more photos and video available from the Ivy League sports site.

Espey has 2 unassisted goals at the half.  Hurley with 3 goals in 2nd half of game.  Game discussion in other thread....

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncw/bracketology

Bracketology is predicting the Ivy winner gets a 15 seed and plays against Rutgers in Connecticut.  The best travel scenario for me would be the men going to DC, and the women winning Sunday and ending up in Maryland. CT wouldn't be a bad drive either.

The league site is now updated with the same info already stated on the CU and HU sites.

http://www.ivyleaguesports.com/article.asp?intID=6458

I hope there's a good turnout on Sunday for the game.  It'll end with enough time for everyone to head somewhere to catch the Selection show at 6pm.

According to the CU athletics site schedule, Cornell received the bye...

http://www.cornellbigred.com/schedules.asp?path=wbball

I called the ticket office and clicked 3 for info on basketball tickets.  The message (which sounded like Gene) said something close to... "Although the men's basketball team has qualified for the NCAA tournament, we do not have exact ticketing information at this time. Please refer to cornellbigred.com for updates on tickets for the tournament."  That's been the message since at least Monday.

Not surprising (because of Tony Kornheiser), but Cornell clinching made the Pardon The Interruption Big Finish.  Here's the video...

http://sports.espn.go.com/broadband/video/videopage?&brand=null&videoId=3275464&n8pe6c=2

It's only about 6 seconds of it.