Meet the Cinderella Princeton Tigers not satisfied with Sweet 16: ‘Job’s not done’

Princeton, the pride of the Ivy League, the 15th seed in the South Region, meets sixth-seeded Creighton on Friday night in Louisville.

It turns out that you can work on your thesis and play basketball at the same time, and play it at a high enough level to reach the Sweet 16.“We’ve shown the world that yes, we’re smart, but we’re also competitive, and we can play with the best of ’em,” Blake Peters said.

The pride of the Ivy League, the 15th seed in the South Region, meets sixth-seeded Creighton on Friday night in Louisville. “We’re trying to make history. We’re trying to etch our name into Ivy League basketball legends, I guess.”

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