The men's basketball team, the defending Ivy League champion, will play EA Sports in an exhibition game tonight at Jadwin Gym. Tip-off is 7:30, and admission is free to students as well as fans from the community.
It will be the first time that fans can see the Tigers play an organized game this season. Princeton returns four of its starters from last season, as well as the Ivy League Rookie of the Year Konrad Wysocki and juniors Ray Robins and Chris Krug, both of whom did not play last season.
Princeton also welcomes five freshmen to the roster, including six-foot, 10-inch centers Mike Stephens and Dominick Martin.
Princeton will begin its regular season Nov. 15 at Cal, and will play its home opener Nov. 28 against Rider.
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