Franklin & Marshall falls to Cortland in NCAA Division III tournament on March 6

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Mar 7, 2026
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Franklin & Marshall guard Landon Brownstein, a former Ironwood High School star, saw his collegiate team fall 75-66 to the Cortland Red Dragons in the NCAA Division III Basketball Tournament held on Friday, March 6.

The matchup occurred at MacDonald Gymnasium at 4 p.m., marking Franklin & Marshall’s first tournament encounter with Cortland.

Landon Brownstein
Landon Brownstein — Guard — Freshman — 6′0″ — 180 — Hometown: Peoria

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