2020 Ivy League Preview: Penn Looks Mightiest
Season Preview
Eric Sorenson - January 23, 2020
The 2019 Ivy League season provided surprises, as heavy favorite Yale didn’t even make the best-of-three postseason playoffs and Harvard emerged as a force to be reckoned with despite being picked to finish fifth in the preseason. The Crimson ended up downing Columbia in the best-of-three championship series as part of a 27-win season and an NCAA tournament appearance in head coach Bill Decker’s seventh season at the helm.
For 2020, there is a lot of experience back in the Ancient Eight as nearly every team in the loop is junior-senior heavy. That’s not so unusual for this league since[…]
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