Four different Big Red players scored in double figures, as Cornell topped Columbia
COR 78, CLMB 64Brown tops Columbia, 81-74 behind a career performance from Jaylan Gainey who finished with 25 points, 12 rebounds and a program record eight blocks.
CLMB 74, BRWN 81completes Dartmouth the weekend sweep with a 79-50 win over Columbia. Brendan Barry nails six treys to pace the Big Green with 18 points.
CLMB 50, DART 79Matt Knowling's 19 points on 9-for-12 shooting helped Yale past Columbia in Ivy League play
YALE 84, CLMB 59Four Big Red players scored in double digits, led by Dean Noll's 23 points, as Cornell topped Columbia, 88-75.
CLMB 75, COR 88Ethan Wright poured in 27 points after knocking down seven trey to lead Princeton over Columbia, 85-63.
PRIN 85, CLMB 63Jordan Dingle led the Quakers with 23 points, as Penn went on to top Columbia 81-66.
PENN 81, CLMB 66Noah Savage breaks down the start of the back half of the Ivy League basketball season
PENN 81, CLMB 66Dartmouth arns a road win at Columbia, racking up a 76-63 decision. Aaryn Rai scored 20 to lead four players in double figures.
DART 76, CLMB 63Azar Swain was 6-of-8 from 3-point range and finished with 37 points in Yale's 83-72 win over Columbia.
CLMB 72, YALE 83Tamenang Choh reached the 20-point mark for the sixth time in the last seven games to lead Brown past Columbia.
BRWN 93, CLMB 74Noah Kirkwood tied his career-high with 28 points to help Harvard past Columbia
HARV 91, CLMB 82Columbia vs. Boston College: The Boston College Eagles held off a hard-fighting Columbia team to earn the 73-60 win at home on Friday. Three players scored in double-figures for the Eagles, led by DeMarr Langford's 15 points and 7 rebounds. Jaeden Zackery added 14 points, Makai Ashton-Langford chipped in 11, and T.J. Bickerstaff scored 7 points to go with his 17 rebounds and 2 blocked shots. Liam Murphy led Columbia with 19 points in a losing effort. Thumbnail photo courtesy of: @BCMBB
CLMB 60, BC 73Demarr Langford Jr. throws down the hammer dunk for Boston College.
CLMB 60, BC 73Penn F A.J. Brodeur posts the first tripple-double in program history and helps the Quakers secure a spot at Ivy Madness.
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