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Princeton's '96 duo take different paths

By Dana O'Neil
ESPN.com

Tuesday, September 22, 2009

In vintage Pete Carril lingo, the play was called "center-forward." "Because the ball goes to the center and then to the forward," Gabe Lewullis explained. "Not very inventive." But the play with the state-school name armed the Ivy League upstarts with a loaded slingshot. Steve Goodrich, the center, took the ball at the top of the key, shading just a bit toward the left wing. He took one step out, enough to give him room to peek around Jelani McCoy. Just as he did, Lewullis (the forward) th ...

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