Yale Daily News

Most Yalies probably didn’t know Mark Talbott left, much less who he is or his significance to the game of squash. I didn’t even realize […]

January 25, 2006

When the top 65 teams in the land come to play, hometown allegiances die hard. Now, with only four teams remaining, Elis from Illinois, Kentucky, […]

March 30, 2005

By Kate Crandall Staff reporter In some ways, the men’s basketball team going 0-2 at Harvard and Dartmouth should not come as a surprise. Like […]

February 28, 2005

For the third time in five nights, a senior Ivy League guard will lead his team into a hostile John J. Lee Amphitheater. The Bulldogs […]

February 22, 2005

Sports cliches exist for a reason. They become the natural laws of sport, validated season after season. The same things can land last years’ champion […]

February 21, 2005

Triple trouble in the form of fouls, injury and fatigue surfaced for the Bulldog men’s basketball team this weekend, but the rookie trifecta of Eric […]

February 14, 2005

Despite a tough loss to Cornell Saturday night, things are finally looking up for the men’s basketball team. Between a 77-67 win at Columbia on […]

February 7, 2005

As the bus rolls across the Tappan Zee Bridge tomorrow en route to Columbia, the Bulldog men hope to be in a different state of […]

February 3, 2005

The women’s squash team made quick work of the previously-undefeated Princeton Tigers, winning a decisive 8-1 contest at the Brady Squash Center. The victory came […]

January 31, 2005

The Palestra, Penn’s basketball arena, has been one of the most challenging road venues in college basketball since the Quakers emerged as an Ivy League […]

January 28, 2005

Imagine this: Your team has won every game of the conference season to this point — a pretty impressive feat considering most weekends feature two […]

January 22, 2005