Needing only 37 yards to claim Harvard's all-time record for career rushing yards, Menick notched an easy 31 on that opening drive, including a one-yard plunge for the score. The senior tailback broke the record on the next drive and tacked on 83 more yards by the fourth quarter. He finished the day with 120 yards and four touchdowns on 22 carries.
Patterson, who entered the game needing six catches to become Harvard's all-time leading receiver, got his sixth grab for the record in the third quarter. His 128 career catches put him over the 127 mark set by former teammate Colby Skelton '98. Patterson finished with 74 yards on the day.
And most importantly, because of their performances on Saturday, this Crimson triumvirate helped keep Harvard in the hunt for the Ivy title.