Princeton 83-44 Columbia (7 Feb, 2015) Game Stats

Columbia Lions

6-13, 0-5 Conference

	1	2	T
COLU	19	25	44
PRIN	39	44	83

Princeton Tigers

20-0, 4-0 Conference


FG	15-38	32-58
Field Goal %	39.5	55.2
3PT	4-12	5-12
Three Point %	33.3	41.7
FT	10-13	14-18
Free Throw %	76.9	77.8
Rebounds	19	32
Offensive Rebounds	4	13
Defensive Rebounds	15	19
Assists	11	17
Steals	6	17
Blocks	2	3
Total Turnovers	25	12
Points Off Turnovers	9	35
Fast Break Points	4	17
Points in Paint	16	50
Fouls	15	16
Technical Fouls	0	0

Team	CONF	GB	OVR
Princeton	13-1	-	25-5
Columbia	13-1	-	23-7
Harvard	9-5	4	16-12
Brown	7-7	6	16-11
Pennsylvania	7-7	6	15-13
Yale	5-9	8	8-19
Cornell	1-13	12	7-19
Dartmouth	1-13	12	7-19

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