Ivy League 2013-2014 Roster Report and Recruiting Commitments

Above, Cornell's senior class of 2010, photographed as freshmen during 2006.  This class would go on to win three consecutive Ivy League Championships, including a perfect season during 2008.  During the three-year title run between 2008 to 2010, Cornell finished a dominating 38-4 in Ivy League games and appeared in three consecutive NCAA Tournaments.  No other Ivy League team finished within a game behind of Cornell in the standings during the commanding three-year run.  During their senior season, the Class of 2010 led Cornell to a Final No. 17 national ranking in the USA Today/ESPN Coaches' Poll and an appearance in the NCAA Tournament's Sweet Sixteen.  Jon Jaques (far left), returned to the Cornell coaching staff as an assistant coach during August 2013. 

• Below is The Cornell Basketball Blog's annual Ivy League Roster Report:

Projected Roster Sizes for the 2013-2014 Season

-Harvard (20 projected players, includes 5 seniors)
-Princeton (17 projected players including 4 seniors)
-Penn (18 projected players, includes 5 seniors)
-Yale (17 projected players including 3 seniors)
-Cornell (17 projected players, includes 4 seniors)

-Columbia (15 projected players including 1 senior)

-Dartmouth (15 projected players including 1 senior)
-Brown (15 projected players including 2 seniors)

Below is a list of players who were on Ivy League rosters, but left their respective programs since the 2008-2009 season due to reasons other than graduation and/or exhaustion of NCAA eligibility. Teams with long lists of player departures could be considered as a warning indicator of Ivy League players' dissatisfaction with their respective programs or alternatively evidence of coaching staffs that force out and cut players from the program.

Ivy League Roster Departures

HARVARD (21 departures)
Mike Hall (left during '14-'15)

Camden McRae (left during '12-'13)

Jeff Georgatos (left during '12-'13)

Ugo Okum (left during '12-13)
Max Hooper (left during '11-'12)
Jamie Moore (left during '11-'12)
Ernest Rouse (left during '11-'12)
Max Kenyi (left during '11-'12)
Pete Edelson (left during '10-'11)
Spencer de Mars (left during '10-'11)
Hugh Martin (left during '09-'10)

Peter Boehm (left during '09-'10)

Peter Swiatek (left during '09-'10)

Eric Groszyk (left during '08-'09)

T.J. Carey (left during '08-'09)

Kyle Fitzgerald (left during '08-'09)

Adam Demuyakor (left during '08-'09)

Ndu Okereke (left during '08-'09)

Darryl Finkton (left during '08-'09)

Cem Dinc (left during '08-'09)

Alex Blankenau (left during '08-'09)

DARTMOUTH  (19 departures)
Kirill Savolainen  (left during '13-'14)
Will McConnell (left during '12-13)
Jvonte Brooks (left during '12-'13)
Mack McKerney (left during '12-'13)

Nick Jackson (left during '11-'12)

Jenieri Cyrus (left during '11-'12)

Gediminas Bertasius (left during '11-'12)

James Herring ((left during '11-'12)

Kevin Mulquin (left during '11-'12)

Mbiyimoh Ghogomu (left during '11-'12)

David Eads (left during '10-'11)

Josh Riddle (left during '10-'11)

Herve Kouna (left during '10-'11)

Josef Brown (left during '10-'11)

Garrett Brown (left during '09-'10)

Marlon Sanders (left during '09-'10)

Brandon Ware (left during '09-'10)

Elgin Fitzgerald (left during '09-'10)

Jarrett Mathis (left during '09-'10)

PENN (17 departures)
Henry Brooks (left during '14-'15)
Julian Harrell (left during '14-'15)
Tony Bagtas(left during '14-'15)
Keelan Cairs (left during '13-'14)
Simeon Esprit (left during '13-'14) 

Marin Kukoc (left during '12-'13)

Larry Loughery (left during '12-'13)
Casey James (left during '11-'12)
Tommy Eggleston (left during '10-'11)
Sean Mullan (left during '10-'11)

Malcom Washington (left during '10-'11)

Carson Sullivan (left during '09-'10)

Brian Fitzpatrick (left during '09-'10)

Tommy McMahon (left during '08-'09)

Harrison Gaines (left during '08-'09)

Remy Cofield (left during '08-'09)

Garvin Hunt (left during '08-'09)

BROWN (12 departures)
Andrew McCarthy (left during '13-'14)
Tucker Halpern (left during '13-'14)
Christian Gore (left during '12-'13)
Patrick Donnelly (left during '12-'13)
Tellef Lundevall (left during '12-'13)
Hakeem Harris (left during '10-'11)
Colin Aldridge (left during '09-'10)
Sean Kane (left during '09-'10)
Stefan Kaluz (left during '09-'10)
Jean Herbert Harris (left during '09-'10)
Noel Hollingsworth (left during '08-'09)
Morgan Kelly (left during '08-'09)

COLUMBIA (11 departures)
Van Green (left during '13-'14)
Brad Gilson (left during '13-'14)

Sameir Ozier (left during '12-'13)
Skyler Scrivano (left during '12-'13)
Noruwa Agho (left during '12-'13)

Chris Fitzgerald (left during '12-'13)

Darrius Stevens (left during '11-'12)

Dyami Starks (left during '11-'12)

Dan Feldmann (left during '11-'12)

Sandeep Dhaliwal (left during '10-'11)

Tom Piscina (left during '10-'11)

Issa Masse (left during '10-'11)

PRINCETON (6 departures)
Edo Lawrence (left during '13-'14)
Brian Fabrizius (left during '13-'14)

Tom Noonan (left during '12-'13)

Zane Ma (left during '09-'10)

Max Huc (left during '09-'10)

Gus Gabel (left during '09-'10)

CORNELL (6 departures)
Nolan Cressler (left during '14-'15)
Jamal Cherry (walk-on) (left during '12-'13)
Holt Harmon (left during '12-'13)

Manny Sahota (left during '11-'12)

Alex Hill (left during '09-'10)

Marc Van Burck (left during '09-'10)

YALE (4 departures)

Will Bartlett (left during '12-'13)
Isaiah Salafia (left during '12-'13)

Michael Sands (left during '10-'11)

Garrett Fiddler (left during '09-'10)

• Below is an updated list of players committed to Ivy League schools in the classes of 2013 and 2014:

CLASS OF 2013 IVY LEAGUE COMMITMENTS

Steven Spieth (Jesuit HS) Dallas, TX, 6-6, F, Brown
Aram Martin (Miller School) Charlottesville, VA, 6-9, F, Brown
Lealand King (Brentwood School) Los Angeles, CA, 6-6, F, Brown
J.R. Hobbie (Manasquan HS) Manasquan, NJ, 6-4, G, Brown
Tavon Blackmon (Gonzaga) Washington, DC, 5-11, G, Brown
Matt Madigan (Mt. Tabor HS) Winston-Salem, NC, 6-4, G, Brown
Chris McComber (John McCrae School) Ottawa, ON, 6-7, F, Columbia
Kendall Jackson (Suffield Academy) Suffield, MA, 5-9, G, Columbia
Jeff Coby (Choate Rosemary Hall) Choate, CT, 6-6, F, Columbia
Luke Petrasek (Northport HS) Northport, NY, 6-10, C, Columbia

Connor Voss (St. Cloud Cathederal HS) St. Cloud, MN, 6-11, C, Columbia
JoJo Fallas (Shalhevet HS) Los Angeles, CA, 5-11, G, Cornell
Darryl Smith (Blue Ridge School) Chesapeake, VA, 6-2, G, Cornell
Desmond Fleming (College Park Woodlands HS) Woodlands, TX, 6-0, G, Cornell
Robert Hatter (Westside HS) Houston, TX, 6-1, G, Cornell

David Onuorah (Marist HS) Atlanta, GA, 6-8, 230, F, Cornell
Braxston Bunce (Kelowna SS) Kelowna, B.C., Canada, 6-11, C (red shirt)

Ikemefuna Ngwudo (Milton Academy) Milton, MA, 6-5, F, Dartmouth 

Eli Harrison (Sisters HS) Sisters, OR, 6-6, F, Dartmouth
Cole Harrison  (Montrose Christian) Memphis, TN, 6-11, C, Dartmouth

Mike Flemming (N'field Mt Hermon, MA) Lincolnshire, IL, 6-1, G, Dartmouth
Wes Dickinson (Peddie School) Hightstown, NJ, 6-6, F, Dartmouth

Matt Fraschila (Highland Park HS) Highland Park, TX, 5-10 G, Harvard 

Hunter Meyers (Douglas HS) Minden, NV, 6-6, F, Harvard 

Zena Edosomwan (Northfield Mt Hermon, MA) Hollywood, CA, 6-9, F, Harvard 

Matt Howard (A.J. Flora HS), Columbia, S.C., 6-4, G, Penn 

Dylan Jones (Village HS) Houston, TX, 6-8, F, Penn 

Dave Winfield (Harvard Westlake HS) Hollywood, CA, 6-8, F, Penn 

Tony Bagtas (Westlake HS) Atlanta, GA, 5-11, G, Penn
Preston Troutt (Trinity Christian) Dallas, TX 6-0, G, Penn
Khyan Rayner (Jesuit HS) Portland, OR, 5-9, G, Princeton

Henry Caruso (Serra HS) San Mateo, CA, 6-4, G, Princeton 

Hashim Moore (Hun School, NJ) Ft. Lauderdale, FL, 6-5, F, Princeton 

Spencer Weisz (Seton Hall Prep) Florham Park, NJ, 6-4, G, Princeton 

Steven Cook (New Trier HS) Winnetka, IL, 6-5, G, Princeton
Pete Miller (Northfield Mount Hermon, MA) Northfield, MA, 6-10, C, Princeton 

Sam Downy (Lake Forest HS) Lake Forest, IL, 6-9, C, Yale
A.J. Edwards (South Kent School) Kent, CT, 6-5, F, Yale

Anthony Dallier (Northfield Mount Hermon, MA) Wexford, PA, 6-6, F, Yale 

JT Flowers (Lincoln HS) Portland, OR, 6-5, F, Yale

CLASS OF 2014 IVY LEAGUE COMMITMENTS

Kyle Haber (Dubuque HS) Dubuque, IA, 6-7, F, Brown
Jason Massey (American Heritage HS) Plantation, FL, 6-4, G, Brown 

Tyler Williams (Lakota West HS) W.Chester, OH, 6-1, G, Brown
Pat Triplett (Bayless HS) St. Louis, MO, 6-3, G, Brown
Miki Ljuboja (Exeter Academy), Exeter, NH, 6-8, F, Brown
Nat Hickman (Peddie School) Wilmington, DE, 6-4, G, Columbia
CJ Davis (Molloy HS) New York, NY, 6-3, G, Columbia
Kyle Castlin (Hillsgrove HS) Powder Springs, GA, 6-4, G, Columbia
Noah Daoust (Hothckiss School) Montreal, Canada, 6-8, F, Columbia
Riley Glassmann (Fremd HS) Palatine, IL, 6-5, G, Cornell
William "Will" Bathurst (Olean HS) Olean, NY, 6-3, G, Cornell
Jordan Abdur-Ra'oof (Gonzaga HS) Washington, D.C., 6-7, F, Cornell
Pat Smith (Archbishop Wood HS) Warminster, PA, 6-5, F, Cornell
Kyle Brown, (Newport HS) Bellevue, Washington, 6-3, G, Cornell
Miles Wright (Tabor Academy) Tabor, MA, 6-3, G, Dartmouth
Taylor Johnson (Northwest HS) Johnson, TX, 6-4, G, Dartmouth
Alex Wolf (Greenwich HS) Greenwich, CT, 6-9, C, Dartmouth
Zach Yoshor (Beren Academy) Houston, TX, 6-7, F, Harvard
Chris Egi (Montverde Academy), Markham, Ontario, 6-8, F, Harvard
Andre Chatfield (Norcross HS) Norcross, GA, 6-5, G, Harvard
Dan Dwyer (Fenwick HS) Oak Park, IL, 6-8, F, Penn
Darnell Foreman (Pitman HS) Pitman, NJ, 6-0, G, Penn
Sam Jones (Gilbert Christian) Gilbert, AZ, 6-6, F, Penn
Antonio Woods (Summit Ctry. Day) Cincinnati, OH, 6-0, G, Penn
Mike Auger (New Hampton Prep) New Hampton, NH 6-6, F, Penn
Alec Brennan (Milton Academy) Milton, MA, 6-10, F, Princeton
Mike LeBlanc (New Hampton Prep) New Hampton, NH, 6-7, F, Princeton
Jackson Forbes (Pope John HS) Plano, TX, 6-6, F, Princeton
Aaron Young (Episcopal HS), Lynchburg, VA 6-1, G, Princeton
Amir Bell (East Brunswick HS) E.Brunswick, NJ, 6-4, G, Princeton
Sem Kroon (Northfield Mt. Hermon) Northfield, MA, 6-10, C, Yale
Eric Anderson (Haverford School) Haverford, PA, 6-6, F, Yale
Landon Russell (Nolan Catholic HS) Ft Worth, TX, 6-2, G, Yale
Maki Mason (Hotchkiss School), Lakeville, CT, 5-11, G, Yale
Khalil Bedart-Ghani (Loyola HS) Los Angeles, CA, 6-3, G, Yale

CLASS OF 2015 IVY LEAGUE COMMITMENTS

Corey Daugherty (Barrington HS) Barrington, RI, 6-1, G, Brown
Obi Okolie (Dennis O'Connor HS) Ajax, Ontario, Canada, 6-5, F, Brown
Travis Fuller (La Costa Canyon HS) San Diego, CA, 6-8, F, Brown
Chris Sullivan (Northfield Mt. Hermon) Wilmette, IL, 6-3, G, Brown
Rodney Hunter (Mariner HS) Cape Coral, FL, 6-5, G Columbia
Shane Eberle (Good Counsel HS) Woodbine, MD, 6-10, C, Columbia
Quinton Adlesh (Mission Prep) San Louis Obispo, CA, 6-0, G, Columbia
Peter Barba (Western Reserve HS) Cleveland, OH, 6-5, G, Columbia
John Sica (Bethlehem HS) Delmar, NY, 6-7, F, Columbia
CJ Davis (Molloy HS) New York, NY, 6-3, G, Columbia
Xavier Eaglin (Dayton HS) Raymond, TX, 6-7, F, Cornell
Stone Gettings (Loyola HS) Los Angeles, CA, 6-8, F, Cornell
Matt Morgan (Cox Mill HS) Concord, NC, 6-2 G, Cornell
Troy Whiteside (Webb School) Knoxville, TN, 6-4, G, Cornell
Joel Davis (Wayne Country Day School) Goldsboro, NC, 6-3, G, Cornell
Donovan Wright (Blair Academy) Blairstown, NJ, 6-6, F, Cornell
Joseph Ritter (Woodrow Wilson HS) Dallas, TX, 6-8, F, Cornell
Jack Gordon (St. Mark's School) Dallas, TX, 6-4, G, Cornell

Michael Stones (Windermere Prep), Orlando, F, 6-1, G, Dartmouth
Quinten Payne (Ball State University) St. Charles, IL, 6-5, G, Dartmouth
Guilien Smith (Catholic Memorial HS), West Roxbury, MA, 6-1, G, Dartmouth
Evan Boudreaux (Lake Forest HS) Lake Forest, IL, 6-7, F, Dartmouth
Balsa Dragovic (Cantwell-Sacred Heart HS) Montebello, CA, 6-7, F, Harvard

Cantwell-Sacred Heart of Mary High School

Weisner Perez (Morton HS) Berwyn, IL, 6-6, F, Harvard
Corey Johnson (Vermont Academy) Ottawa, CAN, 6-6, G, Harvard
Tommy McCarthy (La Costa Canyon HS) Carlsbad, CA, 6-0, G, Harvard
Max Rothschild (New Hampton Prep) New Hampton, NH, 6-7, F, Penn
Tyler Hamilton (Cheshire Academy) Norcross, GA, 6-3, G, Penn
Jake Silpe (Cherry Hill East HS) Cherry Hill, NJ, 6-0, G, Penn
Collin McManus (Northfield Mt. Hermon HS) Northfield, MA, 6-10, C, Penn
Sam Donahue (Northfield Mt. Hermon HS) Northfield, MA, 6-0, G, Penn
Jule Brown (Lower Merion HS) Merion, PA, 6-6, F, Penn
Morris Esformes (Hebrew Academy) Miami, FL, 5-10, G, Penn
Jose Morales (Cardinal Gibbons HS) Ft. Lauderdale, FL, 5-9, G, Princeton
Noah Bramlage (Ottawa-Glandorf HS) Ottawa, OH, 6-7, F, Princeton
Myles Stephens (St. Andrews) Middletown, DE, 6-4, G, Princeton
Devin Cannady (Marian HS), Mishawaka, IN, 6-3, G, Princeton
Wyatt Walker (Providence HS) Jacksonville, FL, 6-9, F, Princeton
Blake Reynolds (Jackson HS) Jackson, MO, 6-7, F, Yale
Trey Phills (Charlotte Christian HS) Charlotte, NC, 6-2, G, Yale
Matt Greene (Hotchkiss School) New York, NY, 6-6, F, Yale
Alex Copeland (Harvard-Westlake HS) Hollywood, CA, 6-3, G, Yale
Eli Lininger (South Eugene HS) South Eugene, OR, 6-6, F, Yale

(UPDATED 2.14.15)

Cornell Men's Basketball Announces Class of 2017 and Roster for 2013-2014

Below in this post, Cornell Athletics' announcement of the Big Red's freshman class and the 2013-2014 roster.  Also see The Cornell Basketball Blog's bios of these "newcomers" which include: 

• JoJo Fallas (Shalhevet HS) Los Angeles, CA, 5-11, G, Cornell
• Darryl Smith (Blue Ridge School) Chesapeake, VA, 6-2, G, Cornell
• Desmond Fleming (College Park Woodlands HS) Woodlands, TX, 6-0, G, Cornell
• Robert Hatter (Westside HS) Houston, TX, 6-1, G, Cornell
• David Onuorah (Marist HS) Atlanta, GA, 6-8, 230, F, Cornell
• Braxston Bunce (Kelowna SS) Kelowna, B.C., Canada, 6-11, C (red shirt)

Cornell Men's Basketball Announces Class of 2017

Cornell Athletics

ITHACA, N.Y. – Cornell head coach Bill Courtney has announced five incoming recruits will join the Big Red basketball program in the fall of 2013. Freshmen JoJo Fallas, Desmond Fleming, Robert Hatter, David Onuorah and Darryl Smith will bolster a lineup that returns seven letter winners and two starters from a squad that opened Ivy season with a 5-3 record before injuries sabotaged the final three weeks of the season.

G JoJo Fallas – 5-11/175 — Los Angeles, Calif. (Shalhevet HS)
Fallas was a four-time first-team all-league pick at Shalhevet HS. A three-time all-division selection and two-time captain, Fallas was a four-year starter in both basketball and baseball. He helped his team to a 24-2 record as a senior and helped the squad advanced to the Southern Section 5A basketball championship game, the furthest any team at the school had ever advanced in the playoffs. Fallas was named MVP of the Sarachek Tournament his senior year.

G Desmond Fleming – 5-11/180 — The Woodlands, Texas (The Woodlands College Park HS)
Fleming earned first-team all-district and all-county honors after averaging 12.0 points, 3.4 assists, 3.8 rebounds and 1.8 steals per game as a senior at The Woodlands College Park HS. A preseason top 100 player on the Guy V. Lewis Award Watch List as the top player in the city of Houston, he also earned academic all-district accolades. As a junior on a 30-8 squad, Fleming averaged 7.8 points, 2.9 rebounds, 2.3 assists and 1.8 assists per contest and was named honorable mention all-district. He was a three-year letter winner on the varsity. Fleming also competed in track and field during his high school career.

G Robert Hatter – 6-2/165 — Houston, Texas (Westside HS)
Hatter was a second-team all-state selection as a senior at  Westside HS and was a three-time first-team all-district and two-time all-region pick. He earned all-Greater Houston accolades by VPE Magazine and was ranked as the No. 3 point guard in the area. Hatter was named the district most valuable player as a junior after averaging 21.0 points, 6.0 rebounds and 6.0 assists per game. He was first-team all-league, all-district and all-region as a senior captain and earned team MVP accolades in each of his final three seasons. Hatter shot 50 percent from the floor, 88 percent from the free-throw line and 39 percent from beyond the 3-point arc in his final season.

F David Onuorah – 6-9/230 — Atlanta, Ga. (Marist HS)
An all-state selection by the Georgia Athletic Coaches Association as a senior at Marist HS, Onuorah earned honorable mention all-county honors. He received preseason All-Metro honors by the Atlanta Tipoff Club. Onuorah averaged 12.0 points and 9.0 rebounds per game as a junior and 6.5 points and 5.1 rebounds as a sophomore. He was named the team's defensive player of the year in his final year.

G Darryl Smith – 6-2/180 — Chesapeake, Va. (Blue Ridge School)
Smith averaged 14.5 points, 5.2 rebounds, 4.0 assists and 1.8 steals per game as a senior captain at the Blue Ridge School. A two-time first-team all-league pick and a two-time team MVP, Smith earned second-team all-league accolades during his junior year That season, Smith averaged 6.2 points, 5.2 assists, 3.3 rebounds and 1.4 steals per game for one of the top 20 teams in the state and was part of a team that advanced to the state championship game as a sophomore. Smith was a member of the 2012 state championship football team as a defensive back and was a sprinter on the track and field team.

News and Notes: Monday Edition

Below, news and notes for Monday...

• Jeff Foote (Cornell '10) was given the starting nod on Sunday and played 25 minutes for his Zalgiris  (Lithuania) club as they crushed Tsmoki-Minsk (Belarus), 81-57 in Eastern European VTB League action.  Foote finished with 4 points (1/2 FGs), 5 rebounds, 2 assists and 1 block in the win, including the above throw-down dunk.  Zalgirs is currently the No. 6 ranked team in Europe.

• RantSports writes of Cornell's December 19 game in Durham, Carolina, "Well, Duke can finally rest at ease because the Cornell Big Red are not the Buckeyes. Not even by a long shot. However, Duke should obviously not take its next few opponents lightly because upsets happen in college basketball all of the time."

• Below  is a list of players who were on Ivy League rosters, but left their respective programs since the 2008-2009 season due to reasons other than graduation and/or exhaustion of NCAA eligibility. This list could be considered as one indicator of Ivy League players' satisfaction with their respective programs or evidence of coaching staffs that force out and cut players from the program.
  

  
  
  

  Ivy League Roster Departures Since 2008-2009
  
  
  BROWN
  Christian Gore (left during '12-'13)
  Josh Biber (left during '12-'13)
  Patrick Donnelly (left during '12-'13)
  Tellef Lundevall (left during '12-'13)
  Hakeem Harris (left during '10-'11)
  Colin Aldridge (left during '09-'10)
  Sean Kane (left during '09-'10)
  Stefan Kaluz (left during '09-'10)
  Jean Herbert Harris (left during '09-'10)
  Noel Hollingsworth (left during '08-'09)
  Morgan Kelly (left during '08-'09)
  
  
  COLUMBIA
  Noruwa Agho (left during '12-'13)
  Chris Fitzgerald (left during '12-'13)
  Van Green (left during '11-'12)
  Darrius Stevens (left during '11-'12)
  Dyami Starks (left during '11-'12)
  Dan Feldmann (left during '11-'12)
  Sandeep Dhaliwal (left during '10-'11)
  Tom Piscina (left during '10-'11)
  Issa Masse (left during '10-'11)
  
  
  CORNELL
  Manny Sahota (left during '12-'13)
  Alex Hill (left during '09-'10)
  Marc Van Burck (left during '09-'10)
  
  
  DARTMOUTH
  Nick Jackson (left during '11-'12)
  Jenieri Cyrus (left during '11-'12)
  Gediminas Bertasius (left during '11-'12)
  James Herring ((left during '11-'12)
  Kevin Mulquin (left during '11-'12)
  Mbiyimoh Ghogomu (left during '11-'12)
  David Eads (left during '10-'11)
  Josh Riddle (left during '10-'11)
  Herve Kouna (left during '10-'11)
  Josef Brown (left during '10-'11)
  Garrett Brown (left during '09-'10)
  Marlon Sanders (left during '09-'10)
  Brandon Ware (left during '09-'10)
  Elgin Fitzgerald (left during '09-'10)
  Jarrett Mathis (left during '09-'10)
  
  
  HARVARD
  Camden McRae (left during '12-'13)
  Jeff Georgatos (left during '12-'13)
  Dee Giger (left during '12-13)
  Ugo Okum (left during '12-13)
  Max Hooper (left during '11-'12)
  Jamie Moore (left during '11-'12)
  Ernest Rouse (left during '11-'12)
  Max Kenyi (left during '11-'12)
  Pete Edelson (left during '10-'11)
  Spencer de Mars (left during '10-'11)
  Hugh Martin (left during '09-'10)
  Peter Boehm (left during '09-'10)
  Peter Swiatek (left during '09-'10)
  Eric Groszyk (left during '08-'09)
  T.J. Carey (left during '08-'09)
  Kyle Fitzgerald (left during '08-'09)
  Adam Demuyakor (left during '08-'09)
  Ndu Okereke (left during '08-'09)
  Darryl Finkton (left during '08-'09)
  Cem Dinc (left during '08-'09)
  Alex Blankenau (left during '08-'09)
  
  PENN
  Marin Kukioc (left during '12-'13)
  Larry Loughery (left during '12-'13)
  Casey James (left during '11-'12)
  Tommy Eggleston (left during '10-'11)
  Sean Mullan (left during '10-'11)
  Malcom Washington (left during '10-'11)
  Carson Sullivan (left during '09-'10)
  Brian Fitzpatrick (left during '09-'10)
  Tommy McMahon (left during '08-'09)
  Harrison Gaines (left during '08-'09)
  Remy Cofield (left during '08-'09)
  Garvin Hunt (left during '08-'09)
  
  
  PRINCETON
  Tom Noonan (left during '12-'13)
  Zane Ma (left during '09-'10)
  Max Huc (left during '09-'10)
  Gus Gabel (left during '09-'10)
  
  
  YALE
  Isaiah Salafia (left during '12-'13)
  Michael Sands (left during '10-'11)
  Garrett Fiddler (left during '09-'10)


• Below, links to our recap sections from each of Cornell's games during the 2012-2013 season.

1. 11/10/12 vs. Western Michigan W 63-55
2. 11/14/12 vs. St. Bonaventure L 68-72
3. 11/16/12 vs. St. Peter's  L 64-68
4. 11/18/12 at Wisconsin (Las Vegas Invitational) L 40-73 
5. 11/20/12 at Arizona State (Las Vegas Invitational L 53-64
6. 11/23/12 vs. Presbyterian (Las Vegas Invitational) at Las Vegas W 89-55
7. 11/24/12 vs. Longwood (Las Vegas Invitational) at Las Vegas W 84-78
8. 11/28/12 vs. Stony Brook L 53-76
9. 12/1/12 vs. Colgate W 70-63

• Cornell RPI Watch: The RPI (Rating Percentage Index) is a measure of strength of schedule and how a team does against that schedule. It does not consider the margin of victory, but only whether or        not a team won and where the game was played (home/away/neutral court). The formula is 25% team                    winning percentage (WP), 50% opponents' average winning percentage (OWP), and 25% opponents'              opponents' average winning percentage (OOWP). (See: CollegeRPI.com for a further explanation of the formula.) The RPI may be the most influential factor in NCAA Tournament seeding. Cornell's RPI rank as of December 10 is No. 227 out of 344 total Division I teams. While neither the Ken Pomeroy or the Sagarin Rankings (USA Today) are used by the NCAA Tournament Selection Committee, the KenPom.com site ranks Cornell No. 238 in the nation, while the Sagarin Rankings (USA Today) have Cornell at No. 235 Both sites are predominantly used by fans and the media.

• Here is a look at Ivy League results and upcoming games. A full Ivy composite schedule may viewed by clicking here.

IVY LEAGUE COMPOSITE SCHEDULE

Friday, November 9
MIT 54 Harvard 69 Box Score - Recap
UMBC 75 Penn 80  Box Score - Recap

Saturday, November 10
Western Michigan 55 Cornell 63 Box Score - Recap
Princeton 57 Buffalo 53 Box Score - Recap
Yale 82 Sacred Heart 85 (OT) [SNY] [Conn 6] Box Score - Recap  
Columbia 68 Furman 47 Box Score - Recap
Maine 54 Dartmouth 67  Box Score - Recap

Sunday, November 11
Brown 58 Binghamton 49 Box Score - Recap

Monday, November 12
Yale 35 Saint Joseph’s 61 (Coaches v. Cancer) Box Score - Recap
Penn 69 Delaware 84 (Preseason NIT) Box Score - Recap

Tuesday, November 13
Harvard 64 Massachusetts 67 (ESPN Tip Off Marathon) [ESPN] Box Score - Recap
Penn 53 Fairfield 62 (Preseason NIT) [ESPN3] Box Score - Recap
Northeastern 67 Princeton 66 Box Score - Recap
New Hampshire 72 Dartmouth 58 Box Score - Recap
Haverford 40 Columbia 74 Box Score - Recap

Wednesday, November 14
St. Bonaventure at Cornell [NBCSN] Box Score - Recap

Thursday, November 15
Brown 71 Central Connecticut State 86 Box Score - Recap

Friday, November 16
Saint Peter’s 68 Cornell 64 Box Score - Recap
Rutgers 58 Princeton 52 Box Score - Recap
Manhattan 45 Harvard 79 Box Score
Yale 56 Evansville 66 (Coaches v. Cancer) Box Score - Recap

Saturday, November 17
Drexel 61 Penn 59 Box Score - Recap
Yale 63 Buffalo 59 (Evansville, Ind.) (Coaches v. Cancer) Box Score
Brown 70 Maine 68 Box Score - Recap
Marist 67 Columbia 62 Box Score - Recap

Sunday. November 18
Yale 47 Western Illinois 59 (Oakland City, Ind.) Box Score - Recap
Cornell 40 Wisconsin 73 (Las Vegas Invitational) [ESPN3]  Box Score - Recap

Monday, November 19
Penn 68 Fordham 70 (Preseason NIT, Bethlehem PA) Box Score - Recap

Tuesday, November 20
Columbia 75 Villanova 57 [ESPN3] Box Score - Recap
Harvard 56 Saint Joseph’s 75 [NBCSN] Box Score - Recap
Penn 66 Lehigh 73 (Preseason NIT) Box Score - Recap
Cornell 53 Arizona State 64 (Las Vegas Invitational) [PAC-12 Sports Network] Box Score - Recap

Wednesday, November 21
Bryant 68 Brown 61 Box Score - Recap
Princeton 53 Syracuse 73 [TIME WARNER] Box Score - Recap
Yale 52 Vermont 65  Box Score - Recap

Friday, November 23
Cornell 89 Presbyterian 55 (Las Vegas Invitational at Las Vegas) Box Score - Recap
Columbia 75 Wayland Baptist 63 (SF Hilltop Classic) Box Score - Recap

Saturday, November 24
Saint Francis (N.Y.) 76 Brown72 (OT) Box Score - Recap
IPFW 70 Dartmouth 66 Box Score - Recap
Princeton 72 Lafayette53 Box Score - Recap
Army 83 Yale 86 (2OT)  Box Score - Recap
Cornell 84 Longwood 78 (Las Vegas Invitational at Las Vegas) Box Score - Recap
Columbia 59 San Francisco 79 (SF Hilltop Classic) Box Score - Recap

Tuesday, November 27
Dartmouth 49 Bucknell 62 Box Score - Recap
Vermont 85 Harvard 78 [NBCSN] Box Score - Recap

Wednesday, November 28
Columbia 61 LIU Brooklyn 70 Box Score - Recap
Stony Brook 53 Cornell 76 Box Score - Recap
Binghamton 54 Penn 65 Box Score - Recap
Princeton 42 Wagner 48 (OT) Box Score - Recap

Thursday, November 29
Sacred Heart 56 Brown 69 Box Score - Recap
Hartford 60 Yale 51 Box Score - Recap

Saturday, December 1
Brown 50 New Hampshire 63 [WBIN/FCS] Box Score - Recap
Fordham 64 Harvard 73 Box Score - Recap
Dartmouth 61 Longwood 53 Box Score - Recap
Penn 47 Penn State 58 [ESPN3] Box Score - Recap
Colgate 63 Cornell 70 Box Score - Recap
Bucknell 65 Columbia 57 Box Score - Recap
Princeton 50 Kent State 62 Box Score - Recap

Tuesday, December 4
Dartmouth 49 Elon 71 Box Score - Recap
Harvard 79 Boston College 63 [ESPN3] Box Score - Recap

Wednesday, December 5
Yale 64 Bryant 62 Box Score - Recap

Friday, December 7
Harvard 49 Connecticut 57 [SNY] Box Score - Recap

Saturday, December 8
Yale 56 New Hampshire 64  Box Score - Recap
Drexel 64 Princeton 57 Box Score - Recap
Dartmouth 56 Holy Cross 67 Box Score - Recap
Brown 57 Notre Dame 84 [ESPN3] Box Score - Recap
Villanova 68 Penn 55 [NBCSN] Box Score - Recap

Sunday, December 9
Columbia 54 American 42 Box Score - Recap

Tuesday, December 11
Boston University at Harvard, 7 pm

Wednesday, December 12
Dartmouth at Vermont, 7 pm

Saturday, December 15
Princeton vs. Fordham, 2:30 pm (Brooklyn Hoops Winter Festival) [YES]
Dartmouth at Arizona State, 3 pm