This is Eli Cohen welcoming you to beautiful Easton, Pa., for tonight's conquest between the Penn Quakers (0-1) and the Lafayette Leopards (1-1). The Quakers are coming off a 14-3 loss last week to No. 2 Villanova. Lafayette boasts a powerful offense, scoring 20.5 points per game, but Penn hopes its revamped run defense can stop it. Lets see what happens.
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September 26th, 2009 at 9:09 pm
Well another game that is decided down the stretch and Penn
fails to execute in the key spots in the Q4 and OT.
Sounds familiar .... Just like 2007
On a much brighter note, I was fortunate to hear the halftime show
of the broadcast. Brian Seltzer was joined by Ed Zubrow, one of
the classiest and honest men ever to work the Penn Sidelines.
Always classy, Coach Zubrow gave a shout out to Coach Lake.
Very nice touch.
Still have not seen any official statement from AD Bilsky about
Coach Lake. This is disappointing and shows the true character
of the AD.
September 27th, 2009 at 8:58 pm
Penn B-Ball Twitterer has sent his prayers to Coach Lake while on a tour of the country last seen in On The Road.
September 28th, 2009 at 7:54 pm
FOJL -
Thanks for the Ed Zubrow observations. I remember fondly meeting him at a casuual function in NYC around the time of my daughter's birth, and was so taken by him that I asked if we could apply early for her to manage the trailing cables for his sideline ear phones. What a loss! I fervently hope there's a future role for his like!
EN
September 28th, 2009 at 8:35 pm
Ernie - Thank you for the contribution.
Ed Z ~ Classy, educator, leader, motivator of men.
He was constantly, and still is, giving back to others.
Speaking of which - Do Zach, Noah, or David(Ben) have any updates
on Coach Lake?
FOJL
September 28th, 2009 at 9:14 pm
Coach Lake is a proud man, one of the best I have ever known. I know he has been in touch with the Penn Athletic Communications folks; if he wanted his condition made public, or a statement made on his behalf, I am sure he would have said so. My guess is that he would not want anyone making any fuss over him - it's all about the team, after all.
Setbacks pave the way for comebacks!
September 28th, 2009 at 9:37 pm
FOJL & Rodney -
On the substance, I'm with GetOverIt's post . I am curious, however. to know if his style and tone reminds you of anyone you know?
EN
September 28th, 2009 at 9:47 pm
Coach Lake has shaped the minds of soul of many fine young men,
as well as countless number of students and alumni.
A true motivator and spirtual leader.
Attention Steven Bilsky - He should be placed in the Penn Athletics HOF.
September 29th, 2009 at 8:21 am
Men:
I have noticed a lack of Buzz Updates since the Lafayette game.
Have you been consumed with other endeavors?
I trust all is well. May you have another fruitful week on campus
taking advantage of the cornucopia of items at your feet!
FOJL