Harvard football coach Joe Restic has been named New England Division Coach of the Year in a poll conducted by the Kodak Corporation.
Restic led Harvard to a 7-2 overall record and its first Ivy League championship ever this year.
The award the second post-season laurel for the Harvard coach. The New York Touchdown Club honored Restic last week.
Rumors that Restic may leave Harvard this year remained unconfirmed yesterday.
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