Harvard visits the Princeton Tigers after Thomas Batties II scored 31 points in the Crimson's 87-75 win against the Columbia Lions. Friday's game will be the second meeting of the season between the two teams. The Tigers won the last matchup 68-64. Princeton is 5-4 against the Ivy League, and Harvard is 4-5 against conference opponents.
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