Courtesy: Princeton Athletic CommunicationsZoltan Dudas, the head coach of Princeton fencing, and Mack Darrow, a standout on the men's basketball team, join the latest edition of TigerCast.
Dudas has led Princeton fencing to three of the last four Ivy League titles; he has guided the Tiger women to both the 2010 and 2011 champpionships, while he led the men to the 2010 crown. After strong performances last weekend at the Northwestern Duals, Princeton will head into this weekend as a main contender for both crowns once again. Dudas talks about the preparation heading into the weekend, the strength within the league and the challenges of a championship weekend.
Darrow is a junior from Lake Barrington, Ill., and he is fourth on the team in scoring. He had one of the highlights of the season, as he hit the buzzer-beating 3-pointer to beat Rider on Dec. 14. That was part of a two-month odyssey that has seemed to take Princeton everywhere but Jadwin Gym. The Tigers will play seven of their final nine Ivy League games at home, including two this weekend against Dartmouth and nationally ranked Harvard. Darrow talks about the importance of starting a win streak this weekend and how much he looks forward to returning to Jadwin Gym.
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To listen to specific interviews, please use this guide: Zoltan Dudas (fencing) 7:20; Mack Darrow (men's basketball) 23:20.
Sept. 15: Steven Cody (football) 4:35; Tommy Wornham (football) 23:40.
Sept. 22: Sabrina King (women's volleyball) 8:10; Steve Verbit (football) 20:20.
Sept. 29: Luis Nicolao (men's water polo) 5:40; Mike Catapano (football) 18:30.
Oct. 6: Jim Barlow (men's soccer) 4:00; Andrew Aurich (football) 17:25.
Oct. 13: Cathryn Quinn (women's volleyball) 6:00; Jim Salgado (football) 19:35.
Oct. 20: Erin Jennings (field hockey) 5:35; Julie Shackford (women's soccer) 18:05; Jared Backus (football) 30:10.
Oct. 27: Donn Cabral (men's cross country) 7:10; Alex Banfich (women's cross country) 17:10; James Perry (football) 30:25.
Nov. 3: Marc Hagel (men's hockey) 6:45; Jeff Kampersal (women's hockey) 15:45.
Nov. 10: Kristen Holmes-Winn (field hockey) 6:00; Niveen Rasheed (women's basketball) 20:30.
Nov. 17: Chris Ayres (wrestling) 5:15; Matt Allen (football) 17:10.
Nov. 24: Bob Surace (football) 5:30.
Dec. 1: Jeff Cole (men's water polo) 5:30; Travis McNamara (men's swimming) 20:15; Aislinn Smalling (women's swimming) 29:15.
Dec. 8: Bob Callahan (men's squash) 4:30; Gail Ramsay (women's squash) 16:30.
Dec. 15: Ian Hummer (men's basketball) 4:00.
Dec. 22: Year In Review (part 1) 2:00
Dec. 29: Year In Review (part 2) 1:30.
Jan. 5: Courtney Banghart (women's basketball) 7:25; Adam Krop (wrestling) 20:10.
Jan. 12: Paula Romanchuk (women's hockey) 5:45; Derrick Pallis (men's hockey) 17:25.
Jan. 19: Sam Shweisky (men's volleyball) 4:20.
Jan. 26: Luis Nicolao (women's water polo) 4:10.
Feb. 2: Lauren Edwards (women's basketball) 5:55; Libby Eyre (women's squash) 17:05.
