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• Princeton drops another close one
PRINCETON TOWNSHIP -- There's no getting around the Princeton University men's basketball team needs to win more games this season to validate progress.

• Hummer, 2009 class give Princeton hope
Princeton University men's basketball can rebuild its program by improving its recruiting, which is something second-year head coach Sydney Johnson seems to have done for 2009.

• Princeton looks to go out on a high note
PRINCETON TOWNSHIP -- The game that stands out to junior linebacker Brad Stetler of the Princeton University football team this season is Harvard.

• PRINCETON SENIORS
The Princeton seniors who will close out their careers against Dartmouth on Saturday:

• Yale stymies Princeton
PRINCETON 0 So it was little sur prise that against the nation's No. 1 scoring defense, the Tigers were shutout victims, 14-0.

• Hun's Davis sparkles in Princeton defeat
PRINCETON BOROUGH -- Hun School graduate Doug Davis couldn't have hoped for much more from his debut with the Princeton men's basketball team.

• PRINCETON KICKOFF
The matchup: Princeton (3-5, 2-3 Ivy League) at Yale (5-3, 3-2), noon at the Yale Bowl in New Haven, Conn. (Versus, WPRB-103.3 FM)

• Versatile Tigers set for Yale
Whenever the yo-yo has swung back to the defense for Princeton's Dan Kopolovich, and he returns to play cornerback after stints as a quarterback, his teammates in the secondary give him grief.

• Princeton readying for "The Game"
PRINCETON TOWNSHIP -- Princeton football coach Roger Hughes admits that even after ar riving at Old Nassau in 2000, he didn't grasp initially the intensity of the Tigers' rivalry with Yale.

• Princeton makes it look easy

• Penn makes statement with win over Princeton
PRINCETON TOWNSHIP -- The way Penn marched downfield for a touchdown on the first pos session of the third quarter last night against Princeton was the type of take-the-game-by-the-horns statement that has been lacking with the Tigers this season.

• Princeton eyeing a winning season
PRINCETON TOWNSHIP -- The second half of the season usually spells trouble for the Princeton University football program. Even some of the Tigers' more successful teams, Ivy League championship teams included, found stretch runs much tougher than the first halves of seasons.

• PRINCETON BASKETBAL L MEDIA DAY

• PRINCETON KICKOFF
The matchup: Penn (4-3, 3-1 Ivy League) at Princeton (3-4, 2-2), 7 p.m. at Princeton Stadium.