If you still have painful memories of the 48-0 shellacking Dartmouth gave Harvard two years ago, or the 14-0 whitewash last year, then think this one over.
The Harvard-Dartmouth series began in 1882, and the two teams played 16 times before the turn of the century. Harvard won all 16 games without giving up a point. In all, Harvard accumulated 513 points; Dartmouth, nary a one.
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