Penn’s Jerome Allen era begins tonight
It’s now been nearly two weeks since Penn decided to rid itself of coach Glen Miller in favor of Jerome Allen, and tonight the 0-7 Quakers play their first game for their interim guy in charge when they play at Davidson. It’s become obvious that Allen’s task will be to restore the Penn-ness to the Penn program, a quality that clearly was lacking under Miller. According to Dan Gelston, the Associated Press’ Philly hoops writer and an all-around good guy, Allen’s approach to instituting that Penn-ness involves a renewed sense of discipline that includes getting after loose balls and even wearing suits and ties on the road. And today’s Inquirer takes a look at the Quakers’ game tonight down at Davidson, though it does incorrectly say the Wildcats (4-8) had beaten Cornell at Madison Square Garden on Dec. 20, when Cornell actually won that game. Tonight’s game tips at 7.
Links: Our thoughts on Miller’s dismissal [BIG FIVE POST]
It’s Allen’s time at Penn [Associated Press/yahoo.com]
Allen, Penn prepare for Davidson [The Inquirer]
Photo credit: [The Inquirer]
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Monday, December 28th, 2009 at 12:35 pm by dom
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December 31st, 2009 at 10:55 pm
The turnaround for Penn and Jerome Allen will start with Miles Cartwright’s arrival. He is a big time scorer who has moved to the point and sacrificed points to lead his high school team to a record 11 – 0 start and 3 preseason tournament victories. They have to seal the deal with this kid in order to start the resurgence this year. let us pray…