Cornell 66-58 Princeton (12 Feb, 2005) Game Stats

Cornell Big Red

10-10, 5-2 Conference

	1	2	T
COR	28	38	66
PRIN	37	21	58

Princeton Tigers

10-10, 1-5 Conference


FG	22-40	21-37
Field Goal %	55.0	56.8
3PT	4-11	10-20
Three Point %	36.4	50.0
FT	18-25	6-10
Free Throw %	72.0	60.0
Rebounds	20	19
Offensive Rebounds	7	6
Defensive Rebounds	13	13
Assists	15	13
Steals	9	5
Blocks	0	3
Total Turnovers	10	19
Points Off Turnovers	0	0
Fast Break Points	0	0
Points in Paint	0	0
Fouls	17	20
Technical Fouls	0	0
Flagrant Fouls	0	0
Largest Lead	9	9

Team	CONF	GB	OVR
Princeton	12-2	-	24-5
Cornell	11-3	1	22-8
Yale	11-3	1	23-10
Brown	8-6	4	13-18
Harvard	5-9	7	14-13
Columbia	4-10	8	13-14
Pennsylvania	3-11	9	11-18
Dartmouth	2-12	10	6-21

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