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Subject: Re: Future Ivy Madness venues Author: Fear the Quaker [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 16:33:04 03/16/26 Mon In reply to: DeepBlue 's message, "Future Ivy Madness venues" on 12:46:42 03/16/26 Mon At this time, being the number 1 seed gives you a chance to play the 4 seed and Yale beat Cornell. On a neutral court, Yale was supposed to defeat Penn because they had better record and had beaten Penn twice. Penn had no advantage. I am from the era when winning the regular season was all that mattered. Penn and Princeton dominated that format, and it was changed. Now, we have a tournament, and Penn has now won twice (once on its home court and I freely admit that point.). Yale has won four and Princeton one. Yale has done well within the current system. COVID ruined 2 seasons. I doubt you will satisfy everybody's idea of fair, and I doubt the league will pay for a neutral court facility. Cornell's facility was great and Ithaca itself had plenty of nice restaurants. My wife and I had a marvelous visit. We would also love to visit the other Ivy venues. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> Subject: Re: Future Ivy Madness venues Author: Tiger81 [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 18:40:00 03/16/26 Mon Princeton has won the ILT twice: the inaugural tournament at the Palestra in 2017 and in 2023 at Jadwin, the magical year that they then advanced to the Sweet Sixteen.

[> [> Subject: Re: Future Ivy Madness venues Author: Fear the Quaker [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 21:38:32 03/16/26 Mon My mistake. Thank you for the correction.