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Men's Basketball’s Big Four Prepare for Careers in Pros

Alex Kuczynski-Brown  —  Aug 25, 2010

Although no longer donning the red and white, former stars Ryan Wittman '10, Jeff Foote '10, Louis Dale '10 and Jon Jaques '10 are looking to continue their basketball careers at the professional level around the world.

UPDATED 7-19-10: Dale Signs With German Team; Jaques Joins Foote in Israel; Wittman Makes Celtics, Knicks Debut

Alex Kuczynski-Brown  —  Jul 7, 2010

Louis Dale has signed with German team BG Göttingen, while his former Cornell teammate, Ryan Wittman, makes his debut with the Boston Celtics and joins the New York Knicks in Las Vegas. Former tri-captain Jon Jaques has also become the fourth member of Cornell's class of 2010 to sign a professional basketball contract.

Men's Basketball Upsets Temple, 78-65, for First-Ever NCAA Tournament Win

Alex Kuczynski-Brown  —  Jun 10, 2010

The men's basketball team secured its first NCAA tournament win in program history, upsetting Temple, 78-65.

Cornell Downs Fourth-Seeded Wisconsin to Advance to Sweet 16

Alex Kuczynski-Brown  —  Jun 10, 2010

The men's basketball team continued its legendary NCAA tournament run, defeating fourth-seeded Wisconsin to advance to the Sweet 16 in Syracuse, N.Y.

Cornell Basketball Ends Season

Alex Kuczynski-Brown  —  Jun 10, 2010

The men's basketball team's season began with its first win over a Southeastern Conference team in 37 years ... and ended at the hands of the top-ranked SEC squad in the country.

Ryan Wittman Named Sun Athlete of the Year

Reena Gilani  —  May 9, 2010

The Sun names Ryan Wittman its Athlete of the Year. 

Where Are They Now: 10 Questions Edition

Jasmine Marcus  —  May 5, 2010

Some of Cornell's top varsity athletes discuss life post-10 Questions.

The Truth About Cornell Athletes and Sun Photo Shoots

Alex Kuczynski-Brown  —  Apr 23, 2010

Sun sports editor and columnist Alex Kuczynski-Brown gives a behind-the-scenes look at Sun photo shoots with some of Cornell's top varsity athletes.

Thank You Seniors

Sam Aleinikoff  —  Mar 31, 2010

An overlooked, undersized, “too nice to be good” point guard who battled injuries his entire career and still earned three first-team All-Ivy selections.  A high school multi-sport star who gracefully accepted a spot on the bench for his final year after previously starting and whose hustle, toughness and effort on defense may have exceeded that of any other player in the league.

M. Basketball's Legendary Season Comes to an End Following 62-45 Loss to Top-Seeded Kentucky in Sweet 16

Alex Kuczynski-Brown  —  Mar 29, 2010

SYRACUSE, N.Y. –– Cornell’s historic 2009-10 cam­paign began with the Red’s first win over a Southeastern Conference team in 37 years. It would end in the Sweet 16, at the hands of the top-ranked SEC team in the country.

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