general 2010-2011 basketball season thread

Started by phillysportsfan, November 17, 2010, 04:28:21 PM

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billhoward

Cornell 75, Brown [not Yale; that's Saturday] 66, final weekend of the season.

Harvard beats Penn 79-64, hosts Princeton Saturday.

phillysportsfan

Quote from: billhowardCornell 75, Yale 66, final weekend of the season.

Harvard beats Penn 79-64, hosts Princeton Saturday.

We beat Brown not Yale, it was a game of runs and we punched back harder at the end, good to see this team finally close out a game in the final minutes strong, lets get a win tomorrow and end this season of hell on a 3 game win streak

Brown didnt score a single point the last 6:54 of the game we were down by 4 at the time

PU @ Harvard showdown for the league is tomorrow, game will be on espn3.com

nyc94

Quote from: phillysportsfanPU @ Harvard showdown for the league is tomorrow, game will be on espn3.com

If Harvard wins they only clinch a tie.  Penn and Princeton play next Tuesday.  If Princeton loses to Harvard and beats Penn then Harvard and Princeton play at a neutral location for the autobid.

phillysportsfan

Yeah sorry I just meant its a big game that could decide the league winner because if PU wins they are in

nyc94

Harvard beat Princeton 78-67 for a share of their first Ivy League title ever.  If it were 2012 I would think the apocalypse is indeed upon us.

phillysportsfan

Quote from: nyc94Harvard beat Princeton 78-67 for a share of their first Ivy League title ever.  If it were 2012 I would think the apocalypse is indeed upon us.

Yeah Harvard fans are really testing the basketball gods by storming the court without fully clinching yet, the playoff should be a good game, I wish it was here so we could boo both of them

Also we had a solid win 68-55 over Yale without Peck who had to attend a family funeral, great to end the season on a 3 game winning streak, cant wait till next year with the team playing better and some solid recruits coming in, although Harvard it is really Harvard's league to lose

nyc94

Quote from: phillysportsfan
Quote from: nyc94Harvard beat Princeton 78-67 for a share of their first Ivy League title ever.  If it were 2012 I would think the apocalypse is indeed upon us.

Yeah Harvard fans are really testing the basketball gods by storming the court without fully clinching yet, the playoff should be a good game, I wish it was here so we could boo both of them

The live Twitter results that show up in Google are pretty funny.  Most seem to think they won the title outright.  Some think they won the Ivy tournament.  Only one acknowledgment that they await the outcome of Tuesday's game.

phillysportsfan

Yeah the league really confuses everyone by not having a tournament, hopefully the playoff game will get on ESPN/2

Funny to see the hockey team there actively heckling Greg Mangano the whole game and Mangano yelling back at them, Mangano is a good player but a real headcase

Jim Hyla

Quote from: phillysportsfan
Quote from: nyc94Harvard beat Princeton 78-67 for a share of their first Ivy League title ever.  If it were 2012 I would think the apocalypse is indeed upon us.

Yeah Harvard fans are really testing the basketball gods by storming the court without fully clinching yet, the playoff should be a good game, I wish it was here so we could boo both of them

Also we had a solid win 68-55 over Yale without Peck who had to attend a family funeral, great to end the season on a 3 game winning streak, cant wait till next year with the team playing better and some solid recruits coming in, although Harvard it is really Harvard's league to lose
But they did clinch at least a share, and would they storm the court if PU loses Tuesday? And if PU wins they have a share of the title, their first ever. I think it was appropriate to storm the court. Even if they lose a playoff, they still have the title.
"Cornell Fans Made the Timbers Tremble", Boston Globe, March/1970
Cornell lawyers stopped the candy throwing. Jan/2005

ugarte

Quote from: Jim Hyla
Quote from: phillysportsfan
Quote from: nyc94Harvard beat Princeton 78-67 for a share of their first Ivy League title ever.  If it were 2012 I would think the apocalypse is indeed upon us.

Yeah Harvard fans are really testing the basketball gods by storming the court without fully clinching yet, the playoff should be a good game, I wish it was here so we could boo both of them

Also we had a solid win 68-55 over Yale without Peck who had to attend a family funeral, great to end the season on a 3 game winning streak, cant wait till next year with the team playing better and some solid recruits coming in, although Harvard it is really Harvard's league to lose
But they did clinch at least a share, and would they storm the court if PU loses Tuesday? And if PU wins they have a share of the title, their first ever. I think it was appropriate to storm the court. Even if they lose a playoff, they still have the title.
I don't think anyone thinks like this in basketball. If you don't go to the tournament, who cares? It is different in hockey if for no other reason than that the tournament is so much lower profile.

phillysportsfan

Yeah it is sorta ok since they have never even been co-champs and wouldnt have the chance if PU lost on Tuesday. Plus just another opportunity to pick on Harvard and the expert on court storming ruled it as a violation:

http://stfu.wikispot.org/Rules_for_Storming_the_Floor
http://twitter.com/stfhoops/status/44225506836627456
I ain't down wit this one. Didn't clinch anything. RT @TheHoopsReport: Harvard fans rushed the court.

billhoward

Quote from: phillysportsfanYeah it is sorta ok since they have never even been co-champs and wouldnt have the chance if PU lost on Tuesday. Plus just another opportunity to pick on Harvard and the expert on court storming ruled it as a violation:

http://stfu.wikispot.org/Rules_for_Storming_the_Floor
http://twitter.com/stfhoops/status/44225506836627456
I ain't down wit this one. Didn't clinch anything. RT @TheHoopsReport: Harvard fans rushed the court.
Pretty funny were this tweeted by a Harvard student from, say, Grosse Point.

phillysportsfan

Quote from: billhoward
Quote from: phillysportsfanYeah it is sorta ok since they have never even been co-champs and wouldnt have the chance if PU lost on Tuesday. Plus just another opportunity to pick on Harvard and the expert on court storming ruled it as a violation:

http://stfu.wikispot.org/Rules_for_Storming_the_Floor
http://twitter.com/stfhoops/status/44225506836627456
I ain't down wit this one. Didn't clinch anything. RT @TheHoopsReport: Harvard fans rushed the court.
Pretty funny were this tweeted by a Harvard student from, say, Grosse Point.

Huh? That joke is over my head, I dont understand?

billhoward

Quote from: phillysportsfan
Quote from: billhoward
Quote from: phillysportsfanYeah it is sorta ok since they have never even been co-champs and wouldnt have the chance if PU lost on Tuesday. Plus just another opportunity to pick on Harvard and the expert on court storming ruled it as a violation:

http://stfu.wikispot.org/Rules_for_Storming_the_Floor
http://twitter.com/stfhoops/status/44225506836627456
I ain't down wit this one. Didn't clinch anything. RT @TheHoopsReport: Harvard fans rushed the court.
Pretty funny were this tweeted by a Harvard student from, say, Grosse Point.

Huh? That joke is over my head, I dont understand?
(Sorry. If you have to explain the joke, it flopped.) I picked at random one of America's wealthiest areas. It could have been Weston / Wellesley, Mass; hester County outside Philly;  or Cherry Creek, Colorado (photo) - a place where kids grow up with clenched teeth, some matriculate to Harvard, and then decide to wear baggy jeans and pick up the urban patois to sound authentic. Like the tweet (ain't down wit this one). Eamon McEneaney '77 (RIP 9/11) did a devastating spoof of short white kids from Long Island who thought they were Dr. J (Julius Erving).
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Jim Hyla

Quote from: phillysportsfanYeah it is sorta ok since they have never even been co-champs and wouldnt have the chance if PU lost on Tuesday. Plus just another opportunity to pick on Harvard and the expert on court storming ruled it as a violation:

http://stfu.wikispot.org/Rules_for_Storming_the_Floor
http://twitter.com/stfhoops/status/44225506836627456
I ain't down wit this one. Didn't clinch anything. RT @TheHoopsReport: Harvard fans rushed the court.
Quote from: Rules-For-StormingWhen to Storm:

Your team breaks a long losing streak against a particularly difficult opponent.

How about: A long losing streak of never winning a championship, and
Quote from: Rules-For-StormingNot OK:

The Ivy League? I don't think so. (We've softened our stance on this somewhat. Clinching an Ivy championship is sufficient grounds.)
"Cornell Fans Made the Timbers Tremble", Boston Globe, March/1970
Cornell lawyers stopped the candy throwing. Jan/2005