One final Know! Your! Foe! update before the end of the regular season courtesy philly.com's Jonathan Tannenwald.
If you want to read his original take on the Quakers, please check out this post from January.
Additionally, if you cover a team the Tigers will face down the line, let us know. It would be great to talk with you.
Down the stretch we come. It is already the final weekend of Ivy play and to get you prepped for a huge road swing, Know! Your! Foe! updates about the Bulldogs and the Bears are ready to go.
Ian Halpern of Ivy Hoops Online and David "Bruno" Wise check in to let us know how the past three weeks have treated the respective squads they're experts on.
If you want to read their original takes on these teams, please check out these Yale and Brown K!Y!F! posts from last month.
Additionally, if you cover a team the Tigers will face down the line, let us know. It would be great to talk with you.
You should hopefully know the drill by now. The middle of the week between Ivy contests at this time of year means Know! Your! Foe! updates about opponents Princeton has faced rather recently.
With Harvard and Dartmouth heading to Jadwin this weekend for the final regular season home games of the campaign, Michael James of the @ivybball Twitter account and Bruce Wood from Big Green Alert join us again to provide insight on how a pair of Tiger opponents' last two weeks have treated them.
If you want to read their original takes on these teams, please check out these Harvard and Dartmouth K!Y!F! posts from the middle of the month.
Additionally, if you cover a team the Tigers will face down the line, let us know. It would be great to talk with you.
In the opening half of Ivy League play we published seven different Know! Your! Foe! interviews with seven different experts on each Princeton opponent.
What to do for the home stretch of the conference schedule? Each able interview subject has been asked back on board to provide a refresher on how the team they initially talked about has been performed since we last conversed.
After the jump you'll find insight from John Templon of Big Apple Buckets and Brian Delaney in Ithaca.
Both do excellent work updating the play of this weekend's foes.
If you want to read their original takes on these teams, please check out these Columbia and Cornell K!Y!F! posts from January.
Additionally, if you cover a team the Tigers will face down the line, let us know. It would be great to talk with you.
Michael James of the @ivybball Twitter account joins us this afternoon to discuss the Harvard Crimson for the seventh of this site's Know! Your! Foe! conference previews.
My questions and his answers follow after the jump. I have a great deal of respect for the time and detail James puts in to his Ivy League analysis and I think you'll feel similarly after reading his in-depth responses.
I should also mention that James is a Rush The Court contributor.
Did you miss our Dartmouth K!Y!F! that was published yesterday? Check it out here.
If you cover a team the Tigers will face down the line, let us know. We'd love to talk with you.
Princeton heads all the way up to Hanover on Friday as they begin an Ivy League stretch run that includes seven of their final nine contests played away from home.
To learn more about a youthful Dartmouth squad for today's Know! Your! Foe!, the only person to talk with was writer Bruce Wood, founder of Big Green Alert, who has been covering Dartmouth athletics for as long as I can remember.
Our conversation follows after the jump. Look for a Harvard edition of K!Y!F! on Thursday.
If you cover a team the Tigers will face down the line, let us know. We'd love to talk with you.
Ian Hummer, Mack Darrow and Princeton host Yale on Saturday night at Jadwin Gym in the fifth of five straight home Ivy League games to open conference play.
To commemorate the occasion I invited Ian Halpern from Ivy Hoops Online back to the site to help preview the Bulldogs as part of our ongoing Know! Your! Foe! series.
On the off chance you haven't paid them a visit already, Ivy Hoops Online is in its second year covering all eight schools in the league. They continue to be a much-needed addition to the Ivy basketball e-landscape.
I exchanged emails with Ian about Yale and our conversation comes after the jump.
If you missed our corresponding Brown preview, please read it here.
Cover a team the Tigers will face down the line? Certainly let us know. We'd love to talk with you.
Brown on the schedule means the pleasure of exchanging Know! Your! Foe! emails with David "Bruno" Wise (pictured above), still the number one lone Brown basketball fan in my address book. There isn't anyone else I'd want to be discussing Friday's game with and David provides necessary insight into the Bears under first year head coach Mike Martin.
A Yale edition of K!Y!F! will run tomorrow on the site.
If you cover a team the Tigers will face down the line, let us know. We'd love to talk with you.
On Saturday night Princeton wraps their first full weekend of Ivy play by hosting Columbia. As part of our Know! Your! Foe! series please welcome John Templon from Big Apple Buckets back to princetonbasketball.com.
Our email exchange can be found after the jump.
If you haven't read the Cornell preview that was published here yesterday, please do so.
Additionally, if you cover a team the Tigers will face down the line, let us know. It would be great to talk with you.
Princeton starts the back 13 games of their Ivy slate Friday night at Jadwin Gym and princetonbasketball.com is here to prep you for the Tigers' first full weekend of conference play. As part of our Know! Your! Foe! series please welcome Ithaca's own Brian Delaney back to the site.
Our lengthy email exchange about Cornell can be found after the jump.
A Columbia Lions preview will follow tomorrow.
If you cover a team the Tigers will face down the line, let us know. It would be great to talk with you.
Here we go. The final game for Princeton before the school's exam break. A chance to get back to .500. The start of Ivy League play and on top of all that, the opponent is the Tigers' primary rival in Penn.
When it is time to talk about the Quakers for Know! Your! Foe! it is time to check in with philly.com's above-pictured Jonathan Tannenwald.
I sent him questions, he sent me well-considered answers in return and you can find both sides of our email conversation after the jump.
If you cover a team the Tigers will face down the line, let us know.
Princeton gets one last benchmark before starting Ivy play against Penn by visiting Elon on Saturday afternoon.
To get to know the Phoenix (four of five starters not pictured above), I traded emails for the second straight season with Brian Hooper AKA ElonFirefighter of Elon Phans for ninth Know! Your! Foe! of the campaign.
If you cover a team the Tigers will face down the line, let us know.
