In yesterday's 'Prince,.' the column entitled "Ramblings from a true armchair quarterback," written by sports editor Joseph Falencki, asked the more than valid question "Where was Nick Collison?" in its attempt to criticize Kansas' last second three-point shot, taken by senior Kirk Hinrich, and make the point that, indeed, Collison should have received the ball.
Mr. Falencki was mistaken. Collison had already fouled out.
The 'Prince' regrets this error. Soon, so will Mr. Falencki, who is at this moment preparing himself for what will likely be publc humiliation for the rest of his Princeton days.
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