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Player of the week. (College Basketball).(Ugonna Onyekwe)(Brief Article)
As the Quakers kept themselves in the race for an Ivy League title and NCAA Tournament bid with victories over Brown and Yale, no one contributed more than Onyekwe, a 6-8 junior, who averaged 21 points, 8.5 rebounds and 2.0 blocks and shot ...
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