Unless Brown's Cambridge isn't 100%

tough place to win, but I like that it is Friday and not Saturday.

Note that in all of Penn's tight Ivy victories somebody stepped up and did something unexpected, like AJ's 3's against Columbia at home, Silpe's threes, or Devon's performance tonight. So the biggest improvement in this team is its flexibility, depth and, of course, defense. Also high marks to Steve for the progress of so many players and finding good moments to feature them.

I don't think getting random contributions is the formula for a solid team. I would just as soon get the wins from the same old boring core group that steps up every effing game.

But you have to give Steve major cred for realizing that it isn't happening with the starters and going with something completely different....leading to a tremendous victory.

Goodman played initially because the plan was to play him based on matchups. We also saw a lot of Jake early and more Matt M instead of Max and even Antonio. The matchups favored those players. Kudos to Dev G who came from the dungeon to have a monster game.

Seems it might have been an issue of phrasing and I don't think you properly quoted them (your phrasing makes it make more sense, though not perfect). If I remember correctly, I don't think that they made it clear that it was three DIFFERENT players in the SAME game. That said, it could also just be that their sound system is terrible (like their entire gym), so I may not have heard it properly.

Am I the only one who thinks it's incredibly soft to honor a second place football team? And to to it in Penn's face? Really? Wait till you win a title to do it. That run at the end made it that much better.

Goodman played initially because the plan was to play him based on matchups. We also saw a lot of Jake early and more Matt M instead of Max and even Antonio. The matchups favored those players. Kudos to Dev G who came from the dungeon to have a monster game.