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Princeton Tigers Basketball Basics

• Current Conference: Ivy League

• Current Division: Division I

• Cheerleading Squad: Princeton University Cheerleading

• Dance Squad: BodyHype Dance Company

• Band: The Princeton University Tiger Band

• Mascot: The Tiger

• Team Colors: Black and Orange

The Princeton Men's Basketball Schedule

The toughest part of preparing for a Tigers game is trying to decide on a matchup. The Princeton basketball schedule features pivotal league contests, traditional rivalries, and strategic interconference showdowns. Each encounter is an intriguing mix of suspense and skill, but there are always some key pairings that capture extra attention.

Top Opponents in the Ivy League

• Yale Bulldogs

• Penn Quakers

• Harvard Crimson

• Columbia Lions

• Cornell Big Red

The Jadwin Gymnasium

Since 1969, the Jadwin Gymnasium has welcomed up 6,854 spectators at basketball games, but more importantly, it has stayed true to the legacy of Leander Stockwell Jadwin. The Princeton alumnus and track team captain tragically lost his life shortly after graduation, and the gym was named in his honor. An architectural marvel, the multipurpose venue boasts an expansive 250,000 square feet of floor space, making it one of the most expansive athletic facilities in the Ivy League. 

Game Day Parking

The primary parking lot is Stadium Drive Garage, but overflow parking is available at the Prospect Garage. It can be difficult to find vacancies on event days, but GoTickets offers you the chance to reserve parking when you buy your Princeton University basketball tickets. We highly recommend making use of this feature.

Alternative Transportation

For alternative transportation, Princeton University's campus shuttle service offers a practical solution for reaching Jadwin Gymnasium. This service links various campus locations, promoting easy access to games while supporting sustainable transportation options. The shuttle service is an excellent choice for those looking to avoid parking challenges and contribute to a greener campus environment.

Notable Princeton University Basketball Players

Each time you watch the Tigers in action, you could be laying eyes on the next legend! Princeton has produced players who have made significant impacts as professional athletes. This list highlights alumni who took what they learned in college and turned it into a career on the courts of the big leagues: 

• Bill Bradley (1961–1965): Drafted by the New York Knicks, Bradley was an integral part of two NBA championship teams and earned a Hall of Fame induction. At Princeton, he was a Rhodes Scholar and a three-time All-American, reflecting his brilliance on and off the court. Later, he became a senator from New Jersey.

• Geoff Petrie (1967–1970): Selected 8th overall by the Portland Trail Blazers in 1970, Petrie won the NBA Rookie of the Year award and was a two-time All-Star. His scoring prowess at Princeton translated seamlessly to the NBA, where he became one of the league's premier guards before injuries shortened his career.

• Brian Taylor (1969–1972): Drafted by the Seattle SuperSonics, Taylor chose to play for the New York Nets of the ABA, where he became a two-time ABA champion. Known for his defensive skills and three-point shooting, Taylor's play at Princeton was the foundation for a successful professional career.

• Armond Hill (1972–1976): Selected by the Atlanta Hawks, Hill's NBA career spanned over eight years, during which he was valued for his leadership and playmaking. His tenure at Princeton, marked by an Ivy League Player of the Year award, showcased his all-around game and basketball IQ.

• Steve Goodrich (1994–1998): Though not drafted into the NBA, Goodrich signed with the New Jersey Nets, where he had a brief career. At Princeton, he was instrumental in leading the Tigers to a memorable NCAA Tournament victory in 1996, embodying the team's smart play and unselfishness.

Ready for Your Princeton Tigers Basketball Game?

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