Princeton head man Sydney Johnson was in-studio on CBS College Sports' Full Court Press last night (sharp suit, coach), breaking down Sunday's Round of 32 games. In the above clip Johnson talks to the panel about coaching with emotion.
After the jump, Johnson is part of an interview with BYU head coach Dave Rose.
The latest collection of videos from various corners of the Princeton basketball family. Above, NESN footage of the Tigers cutting down the nets in New Haven. Tons of small moments I didn't notice when this was happening all around me.
Four additional clips after the jump - including Richmond and Northwestern game highlights.
While I'm working on my recap, here are highlights from today's game.
Bloomberg interviews Sydney Johnson at the St. Pete Times Forum yesterday.
Forced to make their St. Pete Times Forum debut accompanied by a Black Eyed Peas jam (compared to the rousing school fight song Kentucky would enter to 90 minutes later) and walking into the arena a minute before their cue to kick off the day's open to the public event, Princeton held a 40 minute practice on Wednesday morning in front of 100 or so spectators - the majority of whom were older members of Big Blue Nation reserving their seats for when the Wildcats would take the floor almost two hours later.
The free shootaround consisted primarily of traditional Princeton layup, three point shot and passing drills as the Tigers revealed little to those watching and got accustomed to the sightlines and angles of the home for both the Tampa Bay Lightning and the Big East's USF Bulls.
Princeton looked exactly as their coach Sydney Johnson wants them to play on Thursday - loose but focused. There were smiles to be shared but none of the "I can't believe we're here" variety.
Filmmaker Phil Wall and the Wall Street Journal take you inside Princeton basketball.
Saturday's Princeton victory is the content gift that keeps on giving.
Here are two more videos: Above a multi-cam highlight package filmed from some unique angles that provides a realistic feel for the atmosphere and intensity of this Ivy League playoff.
After the jump, the POV of the Princeton cheerleaders standing by Davis as he pumped and fired. Dan Mavraides' initial pass comes right at the lens.
The latest collection of videos from various corners of the Princeton basketball family. Eventually there are going to be enough videos of Douglas Davis' shot that a 360 degree panorama will be possible.
Additional clips, interviews and footage after the jump - including a Princeton-centric reworking of Wiz Khalifa's "Black & Yellow," Dove commercials starring John Thompson III and more!
Princeton guard Douglas Davis is one of four nominees for the Capital One Impact Performance of the Week.
You may vote for him on the ESPN web site if you are so inclined.
The latest collection of videos from various corners of the Princeton basketball family. Above, yet another angle of Douglas Davis versus Harvard. Was there anyone in the building not filming? More clips, interviews and footage after the jump.
11 minutes in New Haven shot from inside the Princeton band.
The view from Harvard's end of the floor, as filmed by the Crimson athletic department. Credit to them for not cutting out the game's final play.
