<p>So, with Wednesday's game against Monmouth, Princeton tied the overall lowest score for a team since the induction of the 3-point line, and with a total score of 41 (M)- 21 (P), has the lowest total score for a game since the 3-point line.</p>
<p>Just thought that might make anyone who got rejected feel better.</p>
<p>(Viva Penn!)</p>
<p>Yea, I saw that on SC, all they did was pass around the perimeter 5 times then shoot an outside shot. They looked like a crappy high school team. It's kinda funny, the only time an ivy league school gets on tv for sports is when Jim Rome is making fun of it.</p>
<p>"It's kinda funny, the only time an ivy league school gets on tv for sports is when Jim Rome is making fun of it."</p>
<p>actually, princeton plays wake forest on ESPN2 this saturday. then they play columbia and penn on ESPNU early next year. harvard and yale played (football) on WGN earlier this fall.</p>
<p>Agreed. Princeton basketball needs to pick up a few new players. The game at Jadwin was missserableeee.</p>
<p>Note to scottie: the only reason that Princeton will be on ESPN2 is because of Wake Forest, a school with an actual basketball program.</p>
<p><em>and</em> because of princeton, which also has an "actual basketball program." the 19th best, actually, according to streeth & smith's "100 greatest college basketball programs of all-time." probably the only one on or off that list with an offensive style named after it. note also: princeton has played on ESPN or ESPN2 at least once in each of the last ten years.</p>
<p>"Yea, I saw that on SC, all they did was pass around the perimeter 5 times then shoot an outside shot."</p>
<p>Uh honey, have you ever heard of the "Princeton offense?" it's what they do. It's kind of famous. (As much as I hate to admit it)</p>