Men’s basketball lost two crucial back-to-back Ivy League games against Brown and Yale over the weekend, severely impacting its chances of competing in the upcoming Ivy League Tournament, which will take place at Levien Gymnasium.

Columbia men’s basketball traveled to Providence, Rhode Island, to face off against Brown for the final match of a three-game away series over the weekend.

Columbia men’s basketball played back-to-back Ivy League games last weekend, dropping their first game against Harvard in a nail-biter before bouncing back with a blowout victory against Dartmouth the next day.

Columbia men’s basketball, once again without junior guard and leading scorer Geronimo Rubio de La Rosa due to injury, dropped its second straight conference game against Yale in an 89-70 blowout on Monday.

Men’s basketball split its two games last week, beating Loyola University Maryland on Wednesday before falling to the University of New Hampshire on Sunday.

Men’s basketball defeated Long Island University on Tuesday and the University of Maine on Saturday, picking up its fourth and fifth wins in a row. The five-game win streak is the team’s longest since 2016.

Columbia football broke its losing streak and captured its first Ivy League win on Saturday with a 29-14 victory over Cornell.

Columbia football fell to Brown on Saturday in a 21-14 loss in overtime, extending the team’s Ivy League losing streak to six games.

Men’s basketball split its first two home games of the season, dropping a nail-biter against State University of New York, Albany, on Saturday before blowing out NCAA Division III Bard College on Sunday.

Columbia football played a tough match against the Harvard Crimson on Saturday, resulting in a 38-24 loss and the team remaining winless in Ivy League games.