If you can't get enough of the good old days of the Princeton Men's Basketball team, here are some pictures (thanks to Ivy Style) of the team's most famous member, Bill Bradley '65, before he became a Rhodes Scholar, US Senator, all around badass, etc. More pictures after the jump. More... (image source: ivy-style.com, dailyprincetonian.com)
Once upon a time, as recently as this decade, the Princeton Men's Basketball team ruled the Ivy League. But then we started to suck hardcore, perhaps most notably when, in 2005, Princeton scored just 21 points in the entire game against something called Monmouth University. If that wasn't embarrassing enough, it turned out that scoring the legal drinking age was an NCAA record, but a record in a totally bad news bears sort of way--as in, no other team has ever sucked so much.
Reminiscing about all this makes us pine for the 1980s and 1990s, when the basketball team was totally baller. Exhibit A: In 1996 they defeated UCLA, the defending national champions, in the first round of the NCAA tournament. Watch these couple video clips and you'll understand why the stands in Jadwin Gym were built for so many:
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