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No. 7 Harvard Football Beats Penn 45-43 on Last Second Field Goal, Clinches Share of Ivy Title
Harvard clinched a 45-43 win over Penn on Saturday in a nail-biting thriller with just seconds left on the clock. In a nail-biting thriller, junior kicker Kieran Corr drilled a game-winning 53-yard field goal to seal Harvard’s victory and a share of the Ivy League title.
Harvard Football Sees Highest Ranking Ever As It Prepares for Penn
When the Harvard football team faces the University of Pennsylvania Saturday, the Crimson will look to leave the Quakers quaking. Harvard already boasts the best national ranking in program history and the highest ranking the Ivy League has seen in nearly four decades. Now the team will try to convert that momentum into yet another win.
No. 9 Harvard Football Crushes Columbia 31-14 in Manhattan to Move to 8-0
In the concrete jungle where dreams are made, the No. 9 Harvard football team proved that there’s nothing it couldn’t do, crowning itself as the king of New York as it crushed the Columbia Lions 31-14 on Friday night.
No. 9 Harvard Prepares for Contest with Columbia on Friday in the Big Apple
With less than three weeks until the FCS Playoff Committee sets the field for the 24-team postseason tournament, the Harvard Crimson hopes to dominate the Columbia Lions in a game that could remind the playoff committee of the team’s early season blowouts.
Craig Shatters All-Time Pass TD Record as No. 12 Harvard Rallies Past Dartmouth
Star quarterback Jaden Craig tallied four touchdowns on his way to shattering Harvard’s all-time passing touchdown record as the Crimson (7-0, 4-0 Ivy) overpowered the Dartmouth Big Green (5-2, 2-2 Ivy) on Saturday to remain undefeated.
No. 12 Harvard Faces Toughest Matchup Yet on Saturday Against Dartmouth
After a roaring victory over the Tigers last week, the No. 12 Harvard Crimson looks to reign supreme against the Dartmouth Big Green in Saturday’s clash of the colors for League control.
Harvard Stays Unbeaten, Overpowering Princeton 35-14 Behind Dominant Ground Game
No. 17 Harvard powered past Princeton ) on Saturday afternoon to remain perfect on the season and extend its conference lead. Behind a bruising ground game and strong second half defense, the Crimson turned a tight first-half battle into a commanding statement victory.
No. 14 Harvard Football Aims to Stay Hot in Tough Road Test at Princeton
Andrew Aurich, Harvard’s second-year head football coach, was a part of the Tigers coaching staff for eight years across two separate stints after playing as an offensive lineman. Where do his loyalties lie? “Whoever we’re playing, they are trying to take food out of my children's mouths,” he says.
No. 18 Harvard Thrashes Merrimack 31-7 to Move to 5-0
In the Crimson’s non-conference game of the season, No. 18 Harvard danced to a 31-7 victory over Merrimack to start the season 5-0 for the second time in three years.
Views from the Boats
The Charles River runs for 80 miles throughout the cities and countryside of eastern Massachusetts. Spanning from Echo Lake in Hopkinton until it deposits its water in Boston Harbor, the Charles crosses historical landmarks and varied geography.