Llewellyn struggled in his efficiency last season, but still found ways to create his own shot, and he regularly presents a matchup problem for opponents. Heading the pack is senior guard Jaelin Llewellyn - an All-Ivy second team performer in 2019-20 and the Black and Orange’s points leader the last time Ivy League basketball was in action. The Tigers, who lost their first five games of 2019 before starting 4-0 in conference play, figure to compete for a March Madness bid with a large cohort of returning upperclassmen. Still, with a bevy of weapons and a seasoned head coach, the Quakers will be a tough match for their opponents. Ivy League Rookie of the Year Jordan Dingle returns at point guard, but the biggest question for the Quakers will be in the post, where Max Lorca-Lloyd figures to slot in. Penn returns five seniors and four juniors, including one transfer, and the Red and Blue will also hope to see big minutes from Jelani Williams, Michael Wang, Jonah Charles, and Bryce Washington, who have all missed significant time during their collegiate careers. However, the extended time off may have been a blessing in disguise for the Quakers.
Entering his sixth season as the head coach for the Red and Blue, coach Steve Donahue is faced with the daunting task of replacing the program’s all-time leading scorer in AJ Brodeur.
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