Ben Luber

LETS GO QUAKERS. 🌿🏀 No. 14 @PennMBB 🆚 No. 3 Illinois 9:25 PM on TNT

Fresh kicks for the First Round. Thanks, @nike! #FightOnPenn 🔴🔵🏀

Wow @PennMBB 1979 #FinalFour legends join Quaker team on game day Tony Price, Vince Ross & Tim Smith w Coach McCaffrey 1979 featured Bird, Magic & Aguirre

The squad 🫶 #FightOnPenn 🔴🔵🏀

Taking the stage. #FightOnPenn 🔴🔵🏀

A lot of eyes on the Ivies. 👀 #IvyMadness | @TIAA

Don't sleep on them 😴 @TheAndyKatz names 🔟 players from double-digit seeds that could have the biggest #MarchMadness impact 💥

By leading Penn to the Dance, Fran McCaffery becomes the 5th coach to take 5+ teams to #MarchMadness

We worked hard but more importantly we worked together! Love our staff @PennMBB

𝗣𝗼𝘀𝘁𝘀𝗲𝗮𝘀𝗼𝗻 𝗣𝗼𝘄𝗲𝗿 🔋 Congrats to @PennMBB’s TJ Power, our unanimous Student-Athlete of the Week! #FightOnPenn

On Fran McCaffery and the #Penn Quakers:

Fran is the best in the business! Tune in Philly!! @975TheFanatic @SportsRadioWIP

The @IvyLeague Championship is an intense OT battle btw @YaleMBB vs @PennMBB Yale coached by James Jones who has had gr8 success.The Quakers upset Yale 88-84 & head to @MarchMadnessMBB coaching Penn is FRAN McCAFFERY who did not deserve to be let go @IowaHoops . Helps me raising $$$ for Pediatric Cancer Research & a gr8 guy.

Penn, under 1st-year coach Fran McCaffrey, earned its first NCAA Tournament berth in eight years. on.nbc10.com/sBwGkEy

@Aaron_Bracy Thanks for believing in us @Aaron_Bracy! The Quakers are back where Penn belongs…Dancing in March!!

👀On October 31, I ranked in order my top picks for the Big 5 to reach the NCAA tournament. I said then that my No. 1 pick, Penn, might surprise you. Here’s what I wrote then: Penn: The Quakers topping my list might surprise you, but there are several factors which have them here for me. First, the Ivy League has just eight teams so the mathematical possibility is greater. There’s that. More than that, though, the Quakers have a legitimate first-team Ivy player in Ethan Roberts, who averaged 16.8 points and 5.6 rebounds while starting all 25 games last season in his first season at Penn. Look for the 6-foot-5 senior to elevate his game under first-year coach Fran McCaffery. Virginia transfer T.J. Power is a former five-star recruit who played the last two seasons at Duke and Virginia and should excel at the Ivy level. And McCaffery, the Penn alum and lover of the Big 5 and the Palestra with all of that Power 5 coaching experience at Iowa and unique, up-tempo style, gives the Quakers as good as any coach in the league. The Ivy League is top-heavy, with Yale, Cornell, and Harvard likely locks for Ivy Madness, the league’s four-team tournament to determine the NCAA representative. If Roberts plays well and Power is healthy and Penn quickly adapts to McCaffery’s style, the Quakers could sneak into the No. 4 spot in the league. After that, as they say, anything is possible. FULL story 👇 big5hoops.com/will-the-big-5…

@CRNorthBball Thanks coach!! @CRNorthBball

Congrats @CoachLuber & the Quakers!

Unforgettable is the word. I’ll cherish this memory with our boys @PennMBB for the rest of my life! @MarchMadnessMBB

Hoping to order some Dancing Shoes this afternoon. 📺 ESPN2 | goquakers.co/4uuTxQ6 📻 QAN | pennathletics.com/audio 📊 goquakers.co/4s7vrsY #FightOnPenn 🔴🔵🏀

Fran McCaffery has @PennMBB surging in his first season in Philadelphia — and now they’re gearing up for a run at the @IvyLeague Tournament. How the veteran coach has Penn believing at the right time via @loganwmedia: midmajorbasketball.com/fran-mccaffery…

A 🎟️ to the title game. 🌿🏀 @PennMBB #IvyMadness | @TIAA