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Ivy Pros If he goes on to play in the NBA, Harvard senior guard Jeremy Lin (right) would become the first Ivy Leaguer in the pros since Yale's Chris Dudley retired after the 2002--03 season. Lin would also be the first Crimson athlete to play in the league since Ed Smith scored 28 points in 11 games for the Knicks in 1953--54. Of the eight Ivy schools, Harvard has accounted for the fewest NBA games played by alumni. [This article contains a table. Please see hardcopy of magazine or PDF.] Now on SI.com For an early line on which teams will make the Big Dance go to SI.com/cbb  
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