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March 17, 2008
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Top Photo W Basketball

By Tina Chou | March 17, 2008
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The W. Basketball team earned their first-ever NCAA tournament bid by defeating Dartmouth on Sunday.



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  • Men's Basketball Faces Stanford in NCAA Tournament; Women's Hoops Defeats Dartmouth for NCAA Bid

    By March 17, 2008

    NEW YORK CITY — Cornell basketball had a historic weekend, with the men’s squad earning a No. 14 seed in the NCAA tournament, and the women’s team dominating a playoff game to earn its first-ever NCAA Tournament bid. It is the first time in Cornell history that both the men’s and women’s basketball teams will play in the NCAA Tournament in the same season, and only the third time any Cornell basketball team has ever earned a bid to the tournament.

    The men will face No. 3-seeded Stanford, in Anaheim, on Thursday. It is Cornell’s first bid in 20 years and Stanford’s 16th overall bid.

  • Men's Basketball Faces Stanford in NCAA Tournament

    By March 17, 2008

    Update: 10:45 p.m.
    The Cornell men’s basketball team was selected as the No. 14 seed in the NCAA tournament and will face No. 3-seeded Stanford in Anaheim on Thursday, the NCAA revealed this evening. It is the Cornell’s first bid to the tournament in 20 years and the Red’s third-ever appearance.
    Cornell locked up its NCAA bid after winning the outright Ivy League title, the school’s first since 1988. That year, the team received the No. 16 seed and lost to No. 1-seeded Arizona in the first round, 90-50. Cornell’s first appearance was in 1954 after it won the EIBL title.
    No. 11/11 Stanford (26-7, 13-5 Pac-10) is making its 16th overall appearance. The Cardinals finished second in the Pac-10 Tournament, with UCLA taking the championship game, 67-64.

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