Brown stuns top-seeded Princeton to reach Ivy League championship game

Look at what Brown can do. The Ivy League Tournament was thrown upside down after Brown, which entered Saturday with a 12-17 record, upset the tourney's No. 1 overall seed, Princeton, 90-81. With the loss, Princeton (24-4, 12-2 Ivy League) will no longer qualify for the Big Dance. It was previously a projected No. 12 12 seed in the NCAA Tournament, according to ESPN's Joe Lunardi. Meanwhile, Brown, which was 6-17 through its first 23 games, has won seven in a row — the program's longest streak in 21 years, per CBS Sports. THE 17TH NO. 1 SEED HAS GONE...