ITHACA, N.Y. -- Here are some notes from this past weekend's road losses to Harvard (85-63) and Dartmouth (75-53).
 

Harvard Game

• Noah Gear scored 13 points on 5-of-6 shooting in just eight minutes of action. He entered the game with two points and became the first Big Red player to score at least 13 points in single-digit minutes of game action since Sam Jacobs posted 15 points in eight minutes at home against Dartmouth in 1987.
• Max Samberg scored his first two career points and added a career-high three boards.
• Dean Noll matched his career-best total of four assists.
• Cornell's 15 first half points is the fewest the Big Red has scored since netting 14 in the first half at Penn in 2017.
   

Dartmouth Game

• Terrance McBride tied his career high with 17 points, his third game this year matching that total.
• His two 3-pointers matched a career-best now met six times in his three seasons.
• Kobe Dickson had six rebounds, tying his career best, and blocked three shots, his top mark at Cornell.
• The Big Red committed seven turnovers, the seventh time Cornell has coughed it up single digit times in a game this year. The last time Cornell had seven such games was the 2015-16 campaign.
• Bryan Knapp had 10 points, his fifth time in double figures in the last seven contests.
• The Big Red's nine assists tied a season low.